Live Life Like You Mean It

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Up until I lost a loved one to death, I never knew how to deal with that issue. Since that experience, I now have a new look at everything everyday, including life. I am not afraid of anything now, even death.

When someone dies, it is an escape for that person. The burden is on those who stay behind. We are hopeless, trying to cling to memories that we had with the deceased. From that ordeal, I finally have learned the meaning of life.

It turns out life is not about being rich or poor, being this or that. Life is about how your existence imprints in others. Life is about how people remember you, when nothing matters to you any more. Death is just a way to say you are now signing a new contract with opportunities to create new imprints in someone else, in a different lifetime. What is so scary about that new experience? I think not.

When you feel threatened by death, remember this: You have made so many beautiful imprints in other people's lives by far. They love you and want you to be creating more memories. Then you fight through your crisis and come out with a big smile, knowing your contract in this lifetime is renewed. And continue living life with full purposes.

Or, God forbid (like someone might have said - as for me, I don't care much for this exclamation), if you should decide not to continue your contract in this lifetime, it is time for a new and more exciting contract ahead, in a different lifetime. I know in that lifetime, you will be stronger, your purposes will be more steadfast, and your life will be more fulfilled.

Think of death not to be afraid of it, but as a reminder to live your everyday like you mean it.

Godspeed, you are the champ.

June 29, 2015

KD
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Farand's avatar
'We do not need to grieve for the dead. Why should we grieve for them? They are now in a place where there is no more shadow, darkness, loneliness, isolation, or pain. They are home.'
― John O'Donohue
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