But not the same kind of grief as for other people. Much less violent and painful. Deep & heavy & kind of peaceful.
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But it does make me think abt doing life better. I want to enjoy my daughter's growing up more, write more, travel more, interact more.
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2 things I think can change your life, shock or habitual change. Shock or brush with death can motivate to be better while here.
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Yes! That's why James' book advocates imagining yourself there. I had the real thing but effects wore off.
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Damn. I've had 1 close call. And close call with family. Its uncomfortable, but motivating for sure.
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It's just like all the things you're not experiencing or aware of right now.
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No, its like my mind and my self having ceased to exist.
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That's most if time and space. It's why I consider the small to be precious
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Absolutely. That's what book is about. Valuing the small, the local, the temporary & not getting lost in immortality stories
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We don't cease to exist. We mutate into other life forms. The only thing we lose, essentially, is our consciousness.
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And that is what 'we' are.
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Subjectively, yes. But we also care about what we leave behind, our
#legacy.
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That idea is bliss for me. The only sadness is it's unlikely to happen anytime soon.
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What?! A newlywed? Do you really mean it? :-(
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I sent you a DM.
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That's just you reconnecting with your inner goth.
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