Let it go!

Death.

When a person is dying, what do they feel? Do they actually see their life flashing through? Or do they have the fear of death in their mind? If somebody gets to know that they are not going to make it to the age of 40, are they going live life better? Or will they fear it coming after them for the rest of their life?

I would be lying if I say I haven’t thought of mine, but whenever I think about the possible ways in which I would die, I freak out to such an extend that I would shrug and go back into my shell. Yes I’m a self-proclaimed wuss. But what gives me the zeal and energy everyday most of the days to enjoy life and go with the flow is when I think “I don’t have much time.” Okay, that may sound a bit creepy if you say it like that, but I meant it with a much better enthusiasm. So when I’m busy living my life and feeling life is too short to worry about petty stuff, I decide to let go of everything and everyone that bothers me and love everybody without any inhibitions. But when I think about the people I would miss if I leave this place or vice versa, the heart kind of skips a beat. At that very moment, death is the ultimate enemy I would never want to meet.

Do we know the value of our close ones? Do we take life for granted? I’ve heard that people usually have flashes of regrets right before their death and I’ve seen many of them, who regrets the things they could have done differently after the death of someone they love. Why do we have regrets if we are living our lives to the fullest. Even if you lived a perfect life, you are bound to have some regrets, I mean without those mistakes, you are not human. So what is so stupendously big about death that we are even scared to talk about it?
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Let me try saying something here without sounding all that naïve, birth is a miracle or a biological process? If birth is in fact a miracle, then shouldn’t death be a miracle too?? That doesn’t sound right since there is nothing miraculous about it. If birth is the latter one, then death too is a biological process. So we grow old, sometimes very old and the whole circle of life is complete. What happens to people who die before they complete their circle of life? That is neither a miracle nor a biological process. It’s an accident that was never supposed to happen, but it happened and we call it with different analogies. Some call it destiny, kismet, luck, fate and even misfortune and some feel the need to comfort themselves by saying “at least he died doing what he loved” or “at least she did not feel much pain”.

We are basically living a life fearing a mishap that we dread so much but have no clue what it’s like. I find that extremely weird and I hope one day I reach a place in life, where I stop fearing death and start loving life. Let’s just say, we cannot fear the unknown but we can always love the known.

So after this rather erratic and drifting rant about death, I know I did not come to a proper closure of the topic. However, the sufferings we face bravely in our lives is what matters now and to strive to make each other’s lives better is the only way death would fear us.