happygirl1

You do know that 'memento Mori' is actually meant to lead to a positive attitude of life, right?
          *grins*

happygirl1

In that case, you might find my book interesting, as it deals with exactly those questions and problems. Of course, since I did not want to make it too dry, I had to wrap it into the life story of my teenage self. (Which is the part you might not be so interested in.)
            I did find answers for myself in the end (which led to the unusual lifestyle I am leading now), but it took some time. After all, life tends to throw you one morsel at a time. Maybe for better digestive results :)
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JAYJAYLEEEEE

Strengthen*
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JAYJAYLEEEEE

@happygirl1 Remembrance of death can be viewed in many ways. One obviously being the way it was meant to affect the person listening to it and the other, obviously a much darker route, which could also come from the bright side where you start to wonder about things to cannot comprehend such as the afterlife and the existence of God and ultimate purpose. This can be a very difficult and depressing time. Then again, doubting makes you ask questions, to which you may find answers to and syrengthen  your belief. Also the fact that the greatest distance is from the brain to the heart. You may know it is true but do you believe it? Then again... what do I know. These are just agreements I've made with friends and seniors.
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IceddOutBaby

Thanks for adding my book

IceddOutBaby

@JAY JAYLEEEEE ik but i still wanted to thank you, so yea and i hope you like
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JAYJAYLEEEEE

@MissBoutDatLife24_7 welcome. I haven't read it yet tho. *awkward* I'll just check it out. Another author recommended it.
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