Death/End of life discussion
in Spirituality ·
Here’s how I wrap my head around death:
Death is completely natural. There’s really no reason to be afraid of it. It’s just a shift from one state to another—a transition. We don't "own" life; we *are* life. Because of that, you can't actually lose it. Think of an hourglass where all the sand represents life. You can use that sand to build castles, towers, or whatever other fantasies you want. But when the castle collapses, the sand doesn't disappear; it just changes shape. The sand—the life itself—is still right there. I hope that makes sense; I'm doing my best to put it into words.
Basically, I'm trying to say we are just one specific form of life among an infinite number of possibilities. To me, life simply creates more life.
Just my two cents on death, without getting too deep into the weeds... 😛
Death is completely natural. There’s really no reason to be afraid of it. It’s just a shift from one state to another—a transition. We don't "own" life; we *are* life. Because of that, you can't actually lose it. Think of an hourglass where all the sand represents life. You can use that sand to build castles, towers, or whatever other fantasies you want. But when the castle collapses, the sand doesn't disappear; it just changes shape. The sand—the life itself—is still right there. I hope that makes sense; I'm doing my best to put it into words.
Basically, I'm trying to say we are just one specific form of life among an infinite number of possibilities. To me, life simply creates more life.
Just my two cents on death, without getting too deep into the weeds... 😛