Will you shed tears when the one you love pass away? Will your make your heart suffer after someone’s departure from his worldly body? Will you wish to exchange your life for him to bring him to life again? If I answer all these questions, I will say a BIG NO! I am not saying that I am numb of all the painful sensations a person can bear. I also cry. I also give a sad face. And I also feel remorse and regrets. I know the pain of losing the one you love (and I experienced that already). I am not saying I am PRO-DEATH.
Death is the final chapter of one’s life. Other people will say, it is a way of making someone suffers. But others will also say, it is the judgment if you will be dressed in white and play with the angels, or you will wear worn-out clothes as you stay in a dark sauna bah managed by horned men in their red uniforms. Or maybe you can stay in between. If lucky enough, you will be given time to finish your “unfinished business” and correct your evil doings, like what we see on TV. If success comes, you will hear a choir of angel singing their welcome song. If not, prepare your lifetime membership for the exclusive sauna bath experience.
But what death means for me? It is an escape. An escape from all the misfortunes, pain, sadness, sickness, and failure. No more cough and colds. No more allergies and no more utility bills. We are all free from all the bodily matters on earth, especially if you do good, “hello angels!” If not, say “hello, bad boy!”
I hear stories of sudden death, murders and euthanasia or mercy killing. If someone side with sudden death he’s lucky. No pain. No hardship. It happens especially when someone dies sleeping. Maybe he loves his dream so much and says, “I don’t want to wake up anymore!” So he does. If it is murder, it is painful and yet relieved...If he does not with that killing, the murderer might try to kill him again.Does anyone want to experience a multiple serious injury? Of course! No one does; if it is euthanasia, especially for a loved one suffering with his sickness for a long time, and even suffers it for the rest of his life, better make him happy by ending his medicine intake and sorrowful pain as he lay lifeless. Letting his soul break free from his caged body would be painful for his loved, but an ease for the sick body. No more pain for him as well. And no more pain in the pockets.
No one is exempted in this chapter of our life‘s book of mysteries. No one knows when it will be, what time or where it will be. It is just God who knows it. It is a privilege and a consequence of how we spend his gift wisely. Why cry for someone’s death? Be happy. Maybe he made God satisfied and it is time for him to be rewarded. And I can say I am doing my best to make HIM satisfied. And I am respecting his decision.
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