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Longivity
by Shervin Hojat, Ph.D. → (All Poetry by Shervin Hojat, Ph.D.)
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I know people whose total focus in their life is to prolong their life by eating nutritious food while their life passes them by. I know people who have a very unhappy life and choose to prolong that lifestyle.

 There are many people who desire to have a long life.

There are many people that would like to live a long life
but they do not like the aging process.

You may know people who are living unhappy lives
and they still want to live a long time.

You also may know people who believe they will go to heaven
and they still want to live a long life.

What are some factors that may drive people to desire a long life?

Perhaps it is the sense of survival in all of us.

Perhaps we are afraid of dying.

Perhaps we are hoping that later on we will become comfortable
with the idea of dying.

Perhaps we are afraid that there will not be an after life
despite what we profess verbally.

Perhaps we are afraid of the responsibilities of the after life
and afraid we may fail at it.

Perhaps we just want to grow to become  
multi-dimensional and multi-emotional human beings.

What are the reasons that you may want a long life?

Is the reason based of a fear of the unknown
or potential joy and growth that living brings you?

Copyright . 2010 by Shervin Hojat


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 Reviews of "Longivity"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 24, 2014
Several very good points that people should consider about living long. Of course, I think everyone would like to die without having a prolonged period of suffering that aging often brings.

I have been aging well and do not have any signs yet of aging in spite of my age because of my good health through the right kind of diet and exercise. I have two reasons for living long: The first is to see change in the world that delights me every day. New innovations and discoveries, outstanding news stories and great accomplishments. These always overshadow disasters and delusions. The second is more personal, and that is to write as much as I can to leave as a legacy for my family and friends to remember me by, or forget me, if they so choose.

Ron


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