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Thora 2022-03-23 09:03:10

What do we do when we feel that death is coming? A literature professor gave her own answer in the last moments of her life: accept it because it won't help, fear will make us more miserable and accept it death will no longer accept this short sleep we will have eternal life
but Is that really the only way? Are we really forced to accept when our lives are going to disappear forever? We are not reconciled can we do something? The predecessors gave us some answers, such as freezing our own bodies for future generations of science and technology? For example, believing in God, Buddha, and Taishang Laojun in order to seek eternal life, reincarnation, and immortality? For example, collect seven dragon balls in the hope that the dragon will make us immortal? There are many answers but what is the correct one?
Waiting for or creating it before there is no final answer is all we can do

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Extended Reading
  • Kaleigh 2022-03-26 09:01:12

    When people are on the verge of death, they can truly see themselves and others clearly. What others do seems to be a copy of their past, so as to repent and seek spiritual redemption. The discussion about life and death is very meaningful, the poems are beautiful, not to mention the performance of Aunt Emma!

  • Clark 2022-03-25 09:01:19

    The last journey of life is difficult but must be experienced. Actress Emma's acting is top-notch.

Wit quotes

  • Vivian Bearing: After all, brevity is the soul of wit.

  • Vivian Bearing: I trust this will have a soporific effect.

    Susie Monahan: I don't know about that, but it sure does make you sleepy.

    Vivian Bearing: [laughing]

    Susie Monahan: What's so funny? What? What?

    Vivian Bearing: [laughing] Soporific means "makes you sleepy".