Tycho.......go

I was just beginning a study of 'the evil that men do' when westgate happened. And trying to comprehend the human mind led me to frightening paths.

For example, should one consider himself lucky because a child had died in his stead? To every action there's an opposite and equal reaction. After all, isn't there a hint of guilt in such celebrations? How can such rationality be justified?

It's then that one realizes that all this celebration is in fact, 'devil worship'. If there's anything to celebrate about then it's victory over death, and living under the 'mandate of heaven' as Confucius, or Christ put it.

Then there's only pure being. No thanking or demanding. Only giving with a cheerful heart.

Sijakuelewa bro

Probably wants to hear a lot before he goes!

The fact that we were born automatically means we'll die. Its a guarantee. Its only a question of when and how.

When you ask such soul searching questions, you are bound to end up with 'Then whats the meaning of life?' A question whose answer has been sought after by people from all schools of thought.

I believe that it is when you get your answer, that life truly starts.

Are you afraid of death? And if so, why?[/quote]

My biggest fear of my death is how wendzlets will survive when i am gone.... And when i pray, i always request God to give me many years to see them through life until they are grown up and can take care of themselves.... Just like one guy requested that God keeps him until he sees his saviour. when he did, then he said he could then die in peace....