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Enlightenment Is Death
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Did you know that the body prepares itself with natural changes during the dying process? This progression produces psychological, emotional and spiritual thoughts for us. Hopefully, we will be better able to prepare ourselves for death when it comes knocking on our door. Each of us has an expiration date. Hopefully, your date will be far in the future.

This was either done with swords or other primitive weapons, eventually evolving to include the use of guns. Imagine if it was still acceptable today to fight someone to the death, because they wronged you in some way. Or perhaps you simply just don't like each other. People would be dieing left and right. The most acceptable form of killing that has stuck with us from the beginning is war fare. In this case we do not have one or two people killing but a large number of people killing each other.


Basket of Flowers: This can be either with or without an actual handle; it is just a variety of flowers that is sent to either the funeral home or home of the deceased.

Owen grabs the man's oxygen tank and puts it in the casket with his uncle. Owen retrieves the pistol, and in a final showdown witnessed by everyone who was at the funeral, he shoots the casket. It blows up in spectacular fashion.



Don't try to deny how you feel about the person who died. Don't be afraid to think about them and about the good times you've shared together. If you have a creative streak, do something with it. Create something dedicated to them. A painting, a poem, a cross stitch work, anything artistic, do it and dedicate it to them.

You are (whether you know it or not, whether you can admit it or not) a complete basket case. You are a loaded pistol that has really bad aim and a hair trigger. And if you don't do what you need to do to get past this, you're going to go off. And this is not good.

The first point of dealing with the death of a loved one is to accept loss as a basic part of our life cycle. Anything that is born must eventually die - this is the law of the universe. When we are young, we tend to forget that our physical bodies are mortal. We also tend to overlook the fragility of life around us. Because we are so consumed in our daily routines, we forget that the physical universe around us; is only temporary. If we continually remember this fact then we will be able to find our inner source of happiness and security. Accepting a limitation related to our human life is only the beginning of dealing with the death of a loved one.

The beauty of death is that it takes us to the next step. Death is a revival of the faulty put to rest. And death only marks the beginning of our next journey. To this, I say the end is near and death marks the end, for change.

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