Your death

[glockman]

Buddhism

Your death will come on an ordinary day.

Not when everything is perfectly arranged.
Not when your plans are complete.
Not when you finally feel “ready.”

It will arrive quietly,
in the middle of unfinished conversations,
unachieved goals,
and things you thought you had more time for.

And the world… will continue.

The same sun will rise.
The same people will walk past the same roads.
Life will move forward—without pause.

Not to make you feel small,
but to remind you of something powerful:

Time is not waiting.

So live wisely.

Don’t postpone your happiness for “someday.”
Don’t hold onto grudges that won’t matter in the end.
Don’t stay where your soul feels heavy.

Say what you need to say.
Do what truly matters to you.
Be present with the people who matter.

Because one day,
everything you’re worrying about right now
will no longer exist for you.

And what will remain…
is how you lived,
how you loved,
and how deeply you experienced the time you were given.

Live in a way
that if today were your last ordinary day,
it wouldn’t feel wasted.

 

[laksaboy]

Forget all that bullshit and listen to the testimonies of those who had near-death experiences.

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

Forget all that bullshit and listen to the testimonies of those who had near-death experiences.

these Near Death Experiences are all just part of their subconscious.....................like a dream.................not real...............

 

[Flibbertigibbet]

Buddhism

Your death will come on an ordinary day.

Not when everything is perfectly arranged.
Not when your plans are complete.
Not when you finally feel “ready.”

It will arrive quietly,
in the middle of unfinished conversations,
unachieved goals,
and things you thought you had more time for.

And the world… will continue.

The same sun will rise.
The same people will walk past the same roads.
Life will move forward—without pause.

Not to make you feel small,
but to remind you of something powerful:

Time is not waiting.

So live wisely.

Don’t postpone your happiness for “someday.”
Don’t hold onto grudges that won’t matter in the end.
Don’t stay where your soul feels heavy.

Say what you need to say.
Do what truly matters to you.
Be present with the people who matter.

Because one day,
everything you’re worrying about right now
will no longer exist for you.

And what will remain…
is how you lived,
how you loved,
and how deeply you experienced the time you were given.

Live in a way
that if today were your last ordinary day,
it wouldn’t feel wasted.

Well said Mr Grandpa. You really Life Guru.

 

[glockman]

Well said Mr Grandpa. You really Life Guru.

 

[Balls2U]

Buddhism

Your death will come on an ordinary day.

Not when everything is perfectly arranged.
Not when your plans are complete.
Not when you finally feel “ready.”

It will arrive quietly,
in the middle of unfinished conversations,
unachieved goals,
and things you thought you had more time for.

And the world… will continue.

The same sun will rise.
The same people will walk past the same roads.
Life will move forward—without pause.

Not to make you feel small,
but to remind you of something powerful:

Time is not waiting.

So live wisely.

Don’t postpone your happiness for “someday.”
Don’t hold onto grudges that won’t matter in the end.
Don’t stay where your soul feels heavy.

Say what you need to say.
Do what truly matters to you.
Be present with the people who matter.

Because one day,
everything you’re worrying about right now
will no longer exist for you.

And what will remain…
is how you lived,
how you loved,
and how deeply you experienced the time you were given.

Live in a way
that if today were your last ordinary day,
it wouldn’t feel wasted.

Why, are you sensing that you'll be going soon? We're gonna miss you.