Death is a celebration?

Greetings, I'm was watching BASHAR discussing the topics of 'Death'. However, there's something that concerns me too much, why celebrate death?I can understand it's a great thing for elders to die, because it means that they're free from their bodies and their own suffering of rusting away of beauty. (We should form winkles at the age of 9'950 and die at 10'000)Or when you're in a worthy war and your friend saw the oppurtunity to save dozens of children that will result in his/her own death. I would be proud and happy if he'd sacifiecehimself to save the children because it was what he wants in the end.But, let say my beautiful daughter (From my Flashforwards¿ She's my purpose and life) was coming home from a hard day at High school but she got stabbed by some low-life and as she limped home, she bleeded out in whatever home we'll have. I never forget anything like that, Her Soul is gone and disappeared somewhere in the universe. It'll likely result me drinking beer everyday and constantly looking at photo albums of her in them, avenging my daughter will then now be my sole purpose. Once I've avenged my dear daughter by leaving the low-life in pool of his own blood , I will end my own life by suiciding in front of my daughter's grave with a bullet in my brain.How is that specific scenario a reason to celebrate? I'm not waiting a damn 50'0000 trillion years to possibly reunite with the soul of my beloved daughter, by that time... I'll be in a new body ( Probably a Feline alien) and I would had forgotten her as the special soul-relation has decayed over long time.Again, why celebrate all deaths, even this one?Fairytellers need not to comment... :D

In celebrating the death, you are celebrating the life.

It is how you remember them.

If you were the person that passed on, regardless of the method of death, how would you want your loved ones to remember you. With anger? Sorrow? Bitterness? Or with joy. with gratitude for the time you had.

Death at the moment at least is inevitable. It is not a matter of if. It is a matter of when and how.

I could get int the karmic and esoteric aspects of this but you've requested us not to. Which in my opinion and experience are valid and real.

I also believe that a large part of the grieving and anger associated with death is directed at the self. about things that haven't been said or done. and now that opportunity is gone. Or so you think.

Just my opinion.

Namaste.

WE ARE DIVINE SOVEREIGN BEINGS OF LIGHT

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Peter Panayiotis Karanikas November 28, 2012 at 6:48am

In celebrating the death, you are celebrating the life.

It is how you remember them.

If you were the person that passed on, regardless of the method of death, how would you want your loved ones to remember you. With anger? Sorrow? Bitterness? Or with joy. with gratitude for the time you had.

Death at the moment at least is inevitable. It is not a matter of if. It is a matter of when and how.

I could get int the karmic and esoteric aspects of this but you've requested us not to. Which in my opinion and experience are valid and real.

I also believe that a large part of the grieving and anger associated with death is directed at the self. about things that haven't been said or done. and now that opportunity is gone. Or so you think.

Just my opinion.

Namaste.

WE ARE DIVINE SOVEREIGN BEINGS OF LIGHT
Michael November 27, 2012 at 8:15pm

Fairytellers need not to comment >>>>>>>............................now thats cute ...........................
- Michael > Michael November 27, 2012 at 8:19pm
  
  on the other hand I don't want to die anymore. I am tired of rebirthing and like my current reincarnation. I only want to celebrate life...........................
STAR* November 27, 2012 at 7:31pm

To be honest in my experience *dying is a beautiful experience*.... this time last year i nearly *died*, so i know!! lol

Its beautiful, and a lot of love on the *other* side, its one big party :)))