The issue of facing death in a peaceful manner is a very difficult one.
According to common sense, there seem to be two ways of dealing with the problem and the suffering.
The first is simply to try to avoid the problem, to put it out of your mind, even though the reality of that problem is still there and it is not minimized.
Another way of dealing with this issue is to look at the problem and analyse it, make it familiar to you and make it clear that it is a part of all our lives.
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- April 22, 2012 2:45 am
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Tirza Rainbow Angel
Death is very much a taboo subject in modern WEstern society which it shouldn't be. Having worked at a hospice, I have seen what it can do to people who are faced with death unprepared - be it their own death or that of loved ones. I speak about death to ensure, my children know it is just another p...
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Angel of Oneness
That's right Tirza
I see death as a phase of existence between this world and the next, like BEing in a waiting room
Freedom by release.
I see death as a phase of existence between this world and the next, like BEing in a waiting roomFreedom by release.- April 22, 2012
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Pat Dunn
Thank you Simon for this sharing If there is fear, it only last a moment
As soon as humans see the light, there is only Joy Unspeakable
for this sharing If there is fear, it only last a moment As soon as humans see the light, there is only Joy Unspeakable- April 22, 2012
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Tirza Rainbow Angel
I saw the spirit of a patient once just after he died. He flew through the air shouting "I'm free! I'm free!" It was so wonderful to see. I asked his wife when she came to pick up his belongings, if she wanted to know and she said yes, so I told her. She cried, but later, she came to thank me and sa...
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