http://blogs.suntimes.com/eber...that_good_night.html

Roger Ebert - "Go gentle into that good night"

Food for thought on living meaningfully and death

All "beings" fear death and we should do all we can to not introduce fear any "being."

Abidha,

When you say "fear death", do you mean the fear of the unknown as in what comes after death? Or, fearing that you've not lived your life fully and you'll be leaving unfinished business???

Yes, I fear a piece of everything you mentioned.

i fear when i die i will choke adhia in fact i will come back as a  jumbie and choke all you ppp supporters but first dead have to run to catch me

 ""I'm not brave enough to accept what he sees acceptable!""---Abidha.

You're not brave enough to book a flight to Guyana either.

I questioned myself on this in the past but after being around a few persons and watch as they pass on, I have come to accept the fact that as Jim Morrison's book is titled, "No one here gets out alive"

Even if we have a healthy lifestyle, we'll still die, maybe, die healthy

I feel as though I have lived a full life, I have seen and done a lot more than many, I tend to share whatever I have learned to others, this I think is what is needed, sharing what we have learned. Yes, some of us have learned "incorrectly" but I'm sure there is lots out there that we can learn from each other.

I do not believe I'll come back as another person, I believe whatever mark I leave is considered me "living on"

for me i love life too bad i had my share of living but i still need to see and do alot more