We live and die. But while life, most of us do not keep the idea of death in the mind. A person suffering from an incurable disease can be kept in his mind, but not a person who suffers from ailments common normal. To a very large population on earth, life is perpetual. That is their way of thinking and living. Is this a right attitude? To some extent, this is the right attitude and sometimes wrong. Let's look more.

We not only live our lives thinking that we will not die, but also with other people behave as if they also die. Let me give an example. We speak of a friend. He / she does something or speaks something. We are deeply hurt. We feel bad, and began to blame the other person for many things. We do not believe that to forgive and performed. Why? Suppose that friends of ours met his death after a week. What will our reaction be? Let's go in a mood full of remorse and blame ourselves. The bad feelings that had for that person loses all meaning. That person is no more and no critical analysis or surpasses help now. The situation has completely changed.

The Accidents happen every day. Any of us could die at any moment. Nobody knows about the time of his death. We all believe that we will live to a ripe old age and will to die only after that. Sometimes not even think about it. How about changing our perspective? What's to keep the thought in our mind at all time – the person I am now hates, and I am discussing them now, they can even die after an hour of meeting with some freak accident. This situation could change our perspective of all our relationships. Is it not true. It will change our thoughts about ourselves too. All begin to think Today more and worry less in the morning.

Life is precious. Every life is precious heart is precious.Every. Why hurt anyone, including his ownself? Forgive everyone. Start with yourself. That death change our perspective.

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Pain – Not Afraid To Die

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