In knowing life, we know Him. Hence, there is no mystery about death. It is a continuation of life - much like a catepillar changing into a butterfly. Truly wonderful, Emile.
Life is a mystery, but death?...naaaah! you get all stiffed up and there ain't mystery if you was on the wrong place at the wrong time when the monkey got a loaded revolver and found how it worked.
The mystery will be how the monkey shot you and not me.
Well stated, Emile! Reminds me of something I read (or heard) of a eulogy given for a "notable" person, referencing a tombstone: It's not the date of birth, nor the date of death that is important, it is the - (dash) in between that really matters. We can ask for nothing better than to have our "dash" be meaningful to others, and to ourselves!
Blessings and Love, and a Great "Dash" - Micke
Life and death, two parallel thoughts coming together in this write.
Ponder over it and try to give life a breather and get death situated where it will be eased into your life slowly. But thus we do know, everything dies eventually in God's kingdom, that is for sure.
Great words from a wise man as I always thought dying was a part of living and that as we live our lives, it leads us down the path to where we must depart this world. Thank you for sharing Emile.
Very profound thoughts Emile. Personally, I think of death as a new beginning and look forward to its coming. I pray that it will be a quick and peaceful coming of course. Well done my friend. God bless.
Intuitively, I know I've lived many lifetimes, and none more interesting than the one I'm living now. However, being born an old soul somehow did not excuse me from the same job I share with you and that is learning to craft a positive attitude about
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Death to me is going home, not that it should be rushed, but that it will be sweet when it comes at the right time...
Cryssa
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Karen
God bless you. Kathy
The mystery will be how the monkey shot you and not me.
Georg
Blessings and Love, and a Great "Dash" - Micke
Ponder over it and try to give life a breather and get death situated where it will be eased into your life slowly. But thus we do know, everything dies eventually in God's kingdom, that is for sure.
Edwin
Newfie hugs, Rose