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<div class='text-justify'>We mourn death, we mourn it, we suffer, but how necessary it is.

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Imagine nothing but *nobody dies*, the world collapse that would bring with it would be total.

Although painful (at least that is how it is generally lived in Western culture) it is necessary for the world, for the human being, for the natural balance.

The fulfillment of a life cycle (finite), at least with this body, should make us think and live in a different way, in a better way, keeping in mind that these steps we are taking, that what we do is what the world will remember .

Definitely something that terrifies the vast majority of people is the idea of ​​dying, and we have nothing more secure in life than that, death.

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>If we knew that we were never going to die, to grow old, do we think we would live in the same way?

I ask myself and I ask you that question. Because it seems that an infinite life is attractive to many and I believe they are the ones who will suffer the most when they face it.

You have to accept it as it is, part of life itself.

>If you knew that your parents and grandparents will have eternal life, would you rate them the same?

I think not, everything would be different.

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The vision around this part of life that we call death changes with respect to different cultures, ages, relationships, in short, it is so diverse what can be said about it that we would not have a day to discuss it.

I just wanted to give a point in favor of its acceptance as natural, and knowing that there is an end, we must take the road before it reaches us.

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