How does one face death?

by **Cate68** on Thu Nov 14, 2013 4:57 pm

How does one face death?
How does one accept death?

I need to accept death.

I went and cried again and it helped. Nobody was in the bathroom this time so I was able to cry properly and actually wash my face. Crying helps a whole lot.

I get a "break" at lunch. I might walk out in the sunshine to help myself feel better.

I will tell you that if I do die, or have alz or dementia, I will write the most powerful fan letter ever to PW and not only to him but also to the b-5/Crusade cast.

But not until the entire thing happens.

I spelled "picture" wrong if you saw that.

I just have to hold on until 12:00 when I can get out of my ######6 JAIL CELL.

by **Dos Equis Psyches** on Tue Nov 24, 2015 7:54 am

Personally, I reconcile death with a firm understanding that I won't have to go to the trouble of living, maintaining, dealing with, and occupying a body anymore, and it makes me happy. My perspective is, however, warped due to the fact that my entire waking life is full of intense agony and will be until the day I die. Even in some of my dreams I am in pain. There really is no escape, so I came to the personal realization that while I must do things on Earth (or at least try), once I have completed my purpose and hopefully lived a happy life, I will be allowed relief. Because although I appreciate beauty at every possible juncture, it does not get rid of the abundance of reality inherent to human life. I hope that helps even a little.Just remember that we see trees' leaves dying as beautiful because we understand that death is beautiful, just as birth is beautiful.

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