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What is death

before we begin to inquire what both life and death represent is fate fickle, does God exist let us pause to ask, who we are with an open mind, unclenched fist lost in the maze of metaphors bemused by sermons of pastors all we seek is freedom from fear with truth reflected in clear light as bliss strobes all nodes within spear the void of silence sets us free invoking grace by pure intent in staid stillness bereft of thought we see within, light of our soul untying the Gordian knot God appears right before our eyes simply put, He is love and light our true being too, is as He God is the source of our heartbeat when ego drops, we clearly see death is but soul discarding form a garment we choose to throw away in truth there’s no such thing as death as we fulfil our dreams on earth we are being breathed by God’s breath

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Date: 2/3/2025 9:26:00 PM
I agree with your message, that is up till your last stanza. Having said that, what you said in those lines matches, I think what most Christians think about death. I do think that one day God will come for both the living and the dead, then take His own home with Him to live forever and ever.
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Date: 2/3/2025 10:51:00 PM
Happy these words resonate, Miranda
Date: 2/3/2025 7:59:00 PM
Our body and its death is like a garment, we throw away. You have put it so right. Only when we drop ego, we can clearly see ourselves and others in the light of love. When our hearts get welled up with love, we can fulfill our dreams while living on this earth itself. Very sagacious and seasoned thoughts, dear Seeker friend.
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Date: 2/3/2025 8:14:00 PM
Thanks, Valsa.

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