Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 13,570 Location: nairobi
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2012 wrote:obiero wrote:Wakanyugi wrote:2012 wrote:It's the ultimate of all unknowns. That's why we fear it so much. On the same note, do you think animals fear death or pain when facing their predictors? Anyway, it looks like the fear of death has gone down from the many suicides we're seeing especially from well to do individuals in the entertainment industry around the world. I think it's 2 days ago when a known radio personality committed suicide bearly 2 months since another known entertainment event organizer committed. The greatest mystery, IMHO, is how a lump of otherwise inanimate matter becomes animated to become conscious and to serve as a vehicle for the human being. Death is the process by which this consciousness transitions from one vehicle to another (or maybe to none) when its temporary purpose in a realm of existence is served. I personally don't fear death but the effect it would have emotionally for my loved ones. Financially they will be OK What?? You really need to move from that thinking. People always move on no matter how important mwendazake was. It's life. It will happen to all of us. I think the worst you could have done is not pass anything positive down in your lifetime and sadly most of our middle class will leave zero legacy, nothing worth remembering the person for. I agree with you. Most of us will leave no legacy, which is a tradegy
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