GONE FOREVER

For all who think About Their Happiness

          Go backwards in time to when you were a child.  Was your pet happy?  Hopefully, yes.  For example, if your dog were chained in the backyard all day, all alone, all his life.  His few years were everything he had in all eternity.  There was an infinite amount of time before he was born and all the infinity after he died, his brief, little bit of time sandwiched in between was everything your pet had.  ...Now, he is gone forever.

Your pet?  Now, what about you:  Were you happy?  Hopefully, yes.  Are you happy now?  Do you feel fulfilled all day, every day, all your life?  Hopefully so.  Or are you chained to a stagnated job?  Your few years are everything you have in all eternity.  In all the infinity before you were born and in all the infinity after you die, your brief, little bit of time is everything you have.  Before long, you too will be gone forever.

Changing Ones Perspectives About Life and Death

          We all die but no one thinks about dying.  However, on a certain date, at a certain time, every person will die.

If every person knew the date he will die, every life would change dramatically.  For example, consider that the date of your death were known, written on a piece of paper and stuck on your bathroom mirror.  Imagine how your life would change:

          Emotions, perspectives would change.  Most teenagers want the years to flash by to reach the age, of 16 so they can drive, or 18 when they graduate from high school, or 21 when they are legal adults.  But with your date of death on the mirror, you would not have said, “I cannot wait until I am sixteen so I can get my license.”  For, you would be that many years closer to the date on your mirror and your parents would be that many years closer to their dates.  No, you would not want the years to flash by.