Hello/Bonjour!
Good day all
I just read a NY Times opinion by Prof Margot
Mifflin regarding her personal opinion on accepting death and learning how to
do it properly. No, I am not in a somber mood nor am I dying. Is just that for
some reason death has always s fascinated me, its origins, its aftermath
whatever it may be, the repercussion of it. Perhaps because I am weird, because my brain has been
wired differently than the general population but I know that everything, and I
do mean everything, has an expiration date. Everything! Stars, plants, animals,
people, relationships, you name it and it will “die”; it's just a matter of time.
Granted we do not know if
plants, animals or any other “thing” goes through the same agony as humans do
or even if they have the same void that exists when we lose some one. What Margot
Mifflin is touching in her article is the fact that her mother’s death seems to
have been perfect and how, in a weird way, she left an example of how to
properly die.
You can find Margot Mifflin’s opinion here.
Take care folks
