I don't fear death, I do fear suffering, pain, and disability. I fear being hooked up to machines and not being able to communicate. I want to go quickly and painlessly into that long good night.

I do not fear death, I fear dying. No pain, please.

When we die, the energy that came together to make us (as an individual) is dispersed; but those atoms and energy do continue on. Energy is eternal, it simply changes form. We, in a sense, are borrowed energy; and when we die we return that energy so other life can exist. This is the beautiful and amazing circle of life.

Death is like stupidity. The one experiencing it is oblivious to it. It is those close to the person who suffer.

Yes, the circle will be broken
By and by, yes, by and by.
There is no life after this life.
When we die we simply die.

If anybody tries to tell you
That you'll live after you die,
You can tell him confidently,
That's a lie, that's just a lie.

Death is just nature's way of telling you it is time to slow down, until then, I will live life to its fullest.

I wish I was comfortable with death.

I do not fear death I just don’t want to be there when it happens .

I do not fear death. Though I'm in no particular hurry to try it just yet either ...

Death is a completely natural thing that happens to every living thing.

Death is the end for us all.

Simple!!!

It is what it is!!!

Nothing more!!!

The death of individual bodies is inevitable. The process of life, however, goes on. “We” are that process.

Yep, no one gets out alive and fear is the mind killer (Dune by Frank Herbert).

HippieChick covered my issues with the chronology of being human.

I'm trying to find out who Sukanta Sarkar is. So far I've discovered that they(he?) seem(s) to be from India (not too surprising given the name and the 'YourQuote. in' and your screen id).
I did find a link to a collection of 'YourQuote. in' quotes including the one you posted.
A lot of them look interesting. Thank you.

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And Unpredictable which is why we need to make the most of meeting new people and learning new things about ourselves and the world around us.

Not profound, but obvious!

I welcome death.

Don't believe anyone who tells you he/she doesn't fear death. We all have at least some healthy fear of it, for a myriad of reasons. It's part of what keeps us alive.

" To conquer death you only have to die." - excerpt from the Musical, Jesus Christ Superstar.

I'm just glad I will never experience it. Dying may be a b@#$ but I'll never know death. Life becomes rare and precious.

one of the things that personally bothers me most about religion is the afterlife thing. i was heavily indoctrinated and believed fully in the christian god for most of my life, so even though i’m happier as an atheist than i’ve ever been before, i can’t shake the feeling that i’ve “lost” something. there’s no god i could conceive of who isn’t some sort of monster, so i don’t miss that belief. i love having freedom from the restrictions and freedom from the idea that i’m “sinful” by nature and therefore disgusting. but there’s still an emotional part of me that feels disappointed in a way. i don’t know which is worse - telling a child they might go to hell for not believing or telling them they’ll have eternal happiness and never die. either way, it can be seriously damaging.

There are lots of inevitable things I fear -- debt, pain, taxes, personal failure -- to name a few.
Death is also on the list -- largely because it IS inevitable and I don't know much about what it's like to experience it.

But that doesn't mean I won't live my life anyway. That part can't be avoided either and there's very little you can do to stop me.

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