The common thought is that as we approach the inevitable, we have a tendency to fear death -- or at least the unknown -- as we approach that inevitable event. I can't explain why this does not fit my thoughts and feelings, but since I have finally admitted to myself that I don't believe in the kind of religious beliefs about death, I feel calm. I am more happy with life. I am more in awe of nature. I am kinder to friends and relatives. I have a love of life that didn't exist when I tried to believe in life after death. Is this crazy -- or is it loving life.
I saw a newly-born lamb last week. It was amazing.
I also went to the funeral of my closest brother. He is a loving man. A good man. Both the new life and the old are more amazing to me.
I saw a newly-born lamb last week. It was amazing.
I also went to the funeral of my closest brother. He is a loving man. A good man. Both the new life and the old are more amazing to me.
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