Life And Death, whoa, what a huge concept to tackle in an episode. This episode doesn’t tackle it, but I definitely want to talk about it and get you to thinking about how you experience the concepts.
How much thought have you really put into your own life and death? And, as I ask that question, if you’re like most people you have very simplistic definitions of those very words. You probably see them as black and white, meaning dead is one thing and living is another but there is no in-depth thought and deep understanding of what they both really mean?
I mean, what are your definitions of both life and death. How do you define life, how do you define death?
What does it mean to “live” your life? Are you truly living or are you just simply existing, going through your days? Are you just marking time until you die?
What if I said to you that there is no such thing as death? That even sounds weird when you read it, right? I mean, what if there is no such thing as death then how does that even affect how you live your life?
What if I said, there is no death, there is only life? And, should you be able to fully integrate that at a deep level of knowing, how would you live your life differently?
Many in the West look at “death” as something to fear or better yet, something that is not even thought about until later in life. What if you lived your life as if you were going to die and your time here is limited?
So, this episode applies to everyone because everyone on this planet is going to live and die, and I dig into what that could possibly mean for you.
Transformational Takeaway: Everyone on this planet is going to live and die. How do you define life? Define death?
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With Gratitude, Jim Fortin