Death is inevitable and undefeatable, catching up to even the strongest and fastest. There is no cure or way to defeat death, which arrives to end life and usher in either paradise or the afterlife. While death means peace and the end of suffering to some, others see it as a silent murderer. The passage argues that one should not fight or try to prolong life, but instead accept death's arrival peacefully and use the short time of life to do good and find peace.
Death is inevitable and undefeatable, catching up to even the strongest and fastest. There is no cure or way to defeat death, which arrives to end life and usher in either paradise or the afterlife. While death means peace and the end of suffering to some, others see it as a silent murderer. The passage argues that one should not fight or try to prolong life, but instead accept death's arrival peacefully and use the short time of life to do good and find peace.
Death is inevitable and undefeatable, catching up to even the strongest and fastest. There is no cure or way to defeat death, which arrives to end life and usher in either paradise or the afterlife. While death means peace and the end of suffering to some, others see it as a silent murderer. The passage argues that one should not fight or try to prolong life, but instead accept death's arrival peacefully and use the short time of life to do good and find peace.
Death – What is it? Well, if you ask me, it is the most
inevitable being in the cosmos. It is inescapable and undefeatable. When you are in the grasps of death, you’re a goner. You want to defeat death? Well try if you can. You think you’re the great Greek hero Heracles. Well, here’s a little perk in the stories you have heard about him, they are not real. Death is a cosmic entity dating back to the Stone age. It is an all-powerful reality you can’t escape. It is like a virus but 100 times stronger, faster and invulnerable. There is no cure for death. No vaccine, no antibiotics, nothing. Death can destroy you in minutes or not even in a day. Death can make you feel at peace or it can make you suffer. Whenever death strikes, it leaves no strings behind. It is a bridge between the mortal world and heaven or hell or whatever there is after death. It maybe a beacon of hope for some and it maybe a silent murderer for others. As much as I am concerned, death means peace and once you’ve achieved it, you’re in paradise. The only thing permanent in life is death. No matter how strong you are or how fast you are, death catches up. Death arrives. And when it does, even the greatest amount of wealth or money cannot save you. If you meddle with Death, it becomes more furious and suffering increases. So, I believe that don’t fight with death. Don’t try to stay alive. When the time comes, just close your eyes and pass out. Don’t try to increase your lifespan. Life is short. Immortality is nothing but mere stories. You want to be in peace, you want to forget all your agony, distress and tension, death is the only option. As I said, life is short. If you want peace after death, make use of the short life that God gave us. Turn the life which is a curse into the life which is a blessing. And remember, peace is a fragile thing. It can break any moment. Only the good you have done in your life keeps it from breaking. So, do more good and experience more peace. And don’t run from death or it will make your last days look like hell.