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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
You can’t believe in Heaven and be sad when people go there.
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Said another way, how can you believe in Heaven and then be sad when someone goes there?
Said even another way, if you’re sad when someone dies, does that mean you don’t believe in Heaven?
Context: We must assume that the death is not unexpected, not a freak accident, nor some other unpredictable situation.
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To die well, live well.
To live well, hone (remarkable) personal vibrancy.
Highest bar for mind, body, spirit, work, home.
Pro tips: Live in constant gratitude. Comparison is joy’s death.
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Sunrise’s worth?
What’s the value of another day?
Ask someone who’s counting theirs.
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Life is a spiritual gamble.
Hey Jeff, we’re all going to die, so what is the risk?
The risk is that you never come alive.
The risk is that you never walk with peace and contentment.
The risk is that you teach your children to follow your path.
Insight: Regret sucks.
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Many people judge funerals by the number of people that attend. These same people believe a bunch of people will then say nice things about the deceased person so that everybody can know what a great person the deceased was while on this planet.
This came to me now while biking past a cemetery. Just stopped to dictate this blog post. And it dawns on me it would be better for a person to have a great life and everyone important to that person knows exactly where they stand.
Essentially, the attendees wouldn’t need to hear a bunch of other people’s stories.
The attendees didn’t need a funeral to have other people share the deceased person’s story.
The attendees have their own library of wonderful memories.
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