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Hum. Interesting discussion. I didn't entirely realize that humanity actually faced issues like these until now. Gaia does not cease to entertain me.
Well, see... both can be mutually horrific. Personally, eternity is the worst thing to me. There are several reasons for this. One being how after a while, everything you had a passion for would wilt in your own sight. For example, listening to a song over and over and over again. You start to memorize the notes, the tones, and even know the second a particular chorus is going to come in. It loses its light, and then it becomes almost repulsive to listen to. That is what life would turn into eventually if one was to live forever.
Death compaired to this horrific ending? I would welcome it. Infact, I already do. Sometimes I think to myself that if someone is afraid of death, they simply haven't explored the more deeper corners of their being. Death isn't something to be scared of. Infact, by the time you do die, if you die from natural causes, you should have had a fulfilling, tiring life. Maybe. Some people are different, so I cannot simply put that out there and rely full-heartedly upon it. That's something you should never do, put too much faith in something. Balance is the key. Life and death alike portray this balance ideal quite well.
Without dark, there can be no light.
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Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 5:03 pm
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Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 6:12 am
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Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:32 am
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 7:53 am
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Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 2:53 pm
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Ilkei Hum. Interesting discussion. I didn't entirely realize that humanity actually faced issues like these until now. Gaia does not cease to entertain me. Well, see... both can be mutually horrific. Personally, eternity is the worst thing to me. There are several reasons for this. One being how after a while, everything you had a passion for would wilt in your own sight. For example, listening to a song over and over and over again. You start to memorize the notes, the tones, and even know the second a particular chorus is going to come in. It loses its light, and then it becomes almost repulsive to listen to. That is what life would turn into eventually if one was to live forever. Death compaired to this horrific ending? I would welcome it. Infact, I already do. Sometimes I think to myself that if someone is afraid of death, they simply haven't explored the more deeper corners of their being. Death isn't something to be scared of. Infact, by the time you do die, if you die from natural causes, you should have had a fulfilling, tiring life. Maybe. Some people are different, so I cannot simply put that out there and rely full-heartedly upon it. That's something you should never do, put too much faith in something. Balance is the key. Life and death alike portray this balance ideal quite well. Without dark, there can be no light.
You've put this quite perfectly, i couldn't have said it better myself. needless to say, i completely agree. i would also like to add something, that's been bothering me for quite some time!, Thoreau's book, Walden, clearly explains this as well. Why, does a race that, in my opinion, Lives to Die, fears death so much? and also, we seek to live long lives, yet fear age!, and do everything in our power to prevent it. We are Contradicting ourselves! We Fear eternity, we fear death, we fear growing old, and we fear staying young!, there is only one thing i can see that these have in common, and that is, Fear! We live to die, because we fear to live. It would take a very stupid kind of person, or a very courageous kind of person to wish for eternity. The balance between life and death is something the cowered in me constantly thanks God for. Where as the scholar in me wishes for more time!, to further my study on life, and to embrace it, in new ways that only knowledge and years of experience would allow me to do. The Human race is a walking Contradiction, and i, i am ashamed to admit, that i am no exception...
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Posted: Tue Aug 04, 2009 5:44 pm
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