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I Think About Death and Dying

I think about death and dying as the most powerful emotion any human can feel or experience. We all will go through it, it is not bias to age, creed or religion. Whether we ourselves are facing death or someone we love or know is dying, it extends and reaches far it touches everyone even those we don't know personally. It makes humans put things in perspective even when our world is turning upside down. The past, present and future. As we grapple at the thoughts of awaiting for death, or at the instantaneous cause of death, it is never easy to deal with, it's like someone reaching inside of us and grabbing, our minds, heart and soul and pulling it our of us with such great force. That it leaves as bare, raw and fragile and most of all empty. We struggle to find reason, and we are speechless or mute for any comprehensible words. We become monosyllabic, using very simple terse words like sorry,! Or just a hug that surpass words but is universal and always welcomed. To those of us that are left behind that have experienced death or someone dying time is our only saving grace, it may become easier as time pass, or it may be always a gaping wound or an empty void but we as humans are resilient and over baring when we await to heal or maybe just a patch to keep our selves together. No matter what, life goes on and I think the people that have passed would want us to do and continue our lives for them. They maybe gone but their love and memory will remain in us forever.
totalrandoman · 100+, M
I don't identify with the human race. I don't think I belong in this life-death process for processing souls. I think it strips you of all your will to be great and powerful, it strips away your immortality, and without our immortality we become dead shelled out slaves to the master of death, whatever it is that mastered death. It could be god. Regardless, I am in disagreement with it. Death is meaningless, pointless.
Indulge · 41-45, F
Your right, death is meaningless and pointless, but it does happen. We all deal with situations differently, some grieve for a long time, some goes through a process and some accept it and have made peace with it and closed that chapter instantly. We are humans and mortal. What comes to life will eventually die too.
Indulge · 41-45, F
I work in medical, in emergency,hospice and oncology... and yes death does come naturally eventually to all, but its not always natural how individuals arrive at deaths door step.
SW-User
There is nothing we can do. jUST ACCEPT IT WITH OPEN HANDS.
Indulge · 41-45, F
@SW-User that maybe so, in a hospice situation... but in emergency that is not something we do, we will try to save them anyway we can. and even in oncology most of those people don't want to die and they will do anything they can to stay alive if they can nothing is absolute for them, and we respect that.
SW-User
why are you thinking about death? let it come naturally?
SW-User
I agree with you absolutely.
Bushmanoz · 61-69, M
That was beautifully said. I like to try to look at knowing someone I lost as a positive for the time I knew them and had them in my life rather than the loss of them from my life..it's good in theory

 
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