People afraid to ask about death stages in our life?
And why should be ignore it?
What are the reason to depart this approaches?
Or because humans has lack of intent of his life?
Or the point of view is...
many questions often inscribed to our minds?
Life is so unpredictable that you never know what it is main flow into our spiritual path,
Are you afraid to die?
Or frightened without fulfillment ?
Maybe you thinking about it or shrug off this things
maybe can move forward into raw unexpected positions in our life
But We still awake on the burst place on our own lie's
Fears to death is not a matter
The matter is you die because you never forgive yourself and still on the top of your mislead understanding about life
Everyone has no idea how long he live
But somebody was bountous on his/her desires
And live without rational choice and they thinking about today but didn't thinking about Tommorow ,
Pain to die is an awful? Or
Pain to live without trying to say the truth?
We are imprison to our dark inside
Because if you live like a cease perceptions,
Meaning we are still blind behind on our true life,
Since we are still on our fears and
Still on our own endowments
We didn't ever treat our life as well
Down soon as possible by the way of getting a great few to ourselves?
Lapse is a part of our life changing but life goes unto edge of living without choices !
It's Fulsome to find out what it is !
But when you get a chance to see !
Hold on and care to be as good as well for enhance your souls into the bright side thing !
But if I choose to stay on my doubt it means I'm worried about tomorrow and see what happens next?
And being unable to breathe to move on to the scars of living into dark spot
I'm shame to die to trying for all ages !
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