Leaning on Death's Door

[styxx018]

DEATH is the final destination, the end of worries and pains, laughter and cries, past and present.... and a new beginning of eternal LIFE.... wherever it maybe.... GOODLUCK! :hypocritesmiley: :evil: :goatee:

[hilars888]

No one is exempted to this cycle of life........to the alleged suiciders, its an escape of earthly torment....its favorable to some..........

Edited August 26, 2005 by hilars888

[kazuki_kazama]

when you have got nothing to lose like I do..and you know you have tried your best to live your life to the fullest...anytime..anywhere..Ei DEATH!!!! BRING IT ON!!!

[melancholic_g28]

nope, because it's just natural for living things to die...

[rumaragasangBURAT!]

im not afraid to die... i may or may not have served my purpose but i'm ready to go anytime... finish or not finished, pass ur paper!!! wahehehehehe...... :hypocritesmiley:

[anakng]

i'm not afraid to die. ayoko lang yung sobrang hirap bago ako mamatay. I prefer yung biglang pagkamatay. A heroic death though is a dream and a prayer.

[rude_angel]

im not afraid to die, because i believe that i had lived my life to the fullest, and i had served my purpose

[E. Fitzhume]

Nope, not at all. I don't see death as an end. It could be a start of a new existence we just don't know yet.

[Agent_mulder]

This is something that we cant avoid, what we need to do is live life to the fullest, try and do good things, saka syempre mag-prepare ka na para dito para hindi mahirapan yung maiiwanan mo.

[shodandille]

the only thing i'm afraid of is not being able to prove to god that i do believe and love him before i die... but dying itself? its not really something i'm afraid of

 

when my grandma died, i was soooo looking forward to dying cuz it didn't sound so bad -- it just meant that i would see my loved ones sooner..

 

but now, i dont think i've done anything "special" in my life. so i dont think i've done my mission yet. i'm not afraid of dying, i just don't think i'm ready just yet.

[ATONG ANG]

the only 2 things inevitable in life is the certainty of birth and death and the certainty of change.

 

notice how animals seem to prepare for their death? they seem to take it as a natural course in life. we, humans, who are both blessed and cursed with our own intelligence and emotions, thus giving us the selfish nature of fearing the loss of our very own existence.

 

death can be a light as a feather but can be as heavy as a mountain. the impact of one's death (and life) on himself. others and the course of things is what is essential.

 

yes, i fear death very much. i did not attended a funeral or burial cemetery until i was 14, being pampered by protective and superstitious parents. up to this time, i have a phobia of things related to death like coffins, hearses, funeral parlors, etc. sometimes i imagine how death wouldnt be so feared if it were so simple, untainted by man's complexities. imagine dying in a deserted forest or mountain where there would be no funeral rites, just simple decaying of a human body.

 

while we are alive, let's enjoy what we have. look not into our past or future, but into the vivid reality. savor each breath and each raindrop. life is wonderful. enjoy the simple pleasures of life like a simple thunderstorm or a sunny morning. tune the 5 human senses to extensively feel everything around you.

 

in a nutshell, let's eat.

[lee_iacocca]

Whenever I think of death, which is not very often, I say the following prayer:

 

God grant me the serenity

to accept the things I cannot change;

courage to change the things I can;

and wisdom to know the difference

[curian]

i am not afraid to die... hmm... question..

 

why does everybody wants to go to heaven but most are afraid to die?

[Z]

I'm not and in a sense am already 'dead'. In my view it is in embracing death that we live life.

[joshua_sx1]

..after birth, death na ang kasunod... it's a fact!

 

...ang uncertain lang eh kung kailan...