Reflections On Life And Death

A natural death is simply the price we all have to eventually pay for the fact that we have lived. The impossibility of calculating the odds against any of us being here at all means that this life of ours is a gift of inestimable value. This awareness calls us to do what we can to make the best use of the life we have so been freely given. Music: Heaven is Here by Narek Mirzaei of Music of Wisdom. Photo: Chris Lawton on Unsplash

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Thank you for continuing to make the world a better place Of us

I've been thinking of death especially because here in the United States I am part of those who are resisting the dismantling of our democracy. There's a very real chance that dissenters could be targeted. I hope to the heavens we don't get there, but I've had to ask myself if I'm willing to fight for the vulnerable even if my life is at risk. I'm 60 years old and have lived a beautiful life filled with love. If I die tomorrow I will have no regrets (It's imprisonment and torture that I fear. If we get to that place, I will take your lessons with me. You, Viktor Frankl, Maya Angelou, etc..) Please send energy to those of us fighting for our future and learn from the mistakes we've made along the way. (The rich hoarding wealth and the rest looking for who to blame is a major factor.) If it can happen here, it can happen anywhere.

At a time of loss in our family your reassuring words and kind calming voice are a great comfort. Thank you Tony

You have such a gift for "reflection" and I am so glad you share it with me (and the rest of the people lucky enough to be in this spot).
Thank you, kind Sir. 🌹

A beautiful reflection. Thank you, Tony - as always. 🙏