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“In fact, no form of death places a greater burden on society than suicide, for the act of suicide is the way a person seeks to resolve his alienation from a cooperative society.”

Book:Coffinman: The Journal of a Buddhist Mortician

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“This is what I find so strange: we are not necessarily kind to animals. We use them, we eat them. But we don’t like them to suffer. Yet humans must. They have to wait for the great Vet himself to decide how long their anguish must last and how deep it must reach. And He has, as far as I can see, a habit of waiting a long, long time before deciding to end their misery.”

Death Dying Animals Right To Die

Book:A Slim Green Silence

Source: A Slim Green Silence

“The natural consequence of being connected to the depth, what I call the soul, or your essence, is the attribute of joy.”

“Where ego comes in, loving kindness departs. So wherever there is ego, there is very little space for true bliss and true happiness because true bliss and true happiness isn't exclusive to the attachments the ego enjoys playing with, but rather a free state of mind that is part of loving kindness and its activities inside and outside of oneself.”

“The way to Bliss is through Understanding, through Wisdom.”

“Remember meditation is an active, deep remembrance, and that is discernment. Wherever you go, wherever you are, whatever you're doing, remember to utilize discernment so that you can hear and sense and feel the vibration of love rather than the vibration of illusion.”

“If you want you can die any way you want, but no matter how much you try you cannot live the way you want.”

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Author:Amit Kalantri

“When you die, you want to die a beautiful death. But what makes for a beautiful death is not always clear. To die without suffering, to die without causing trouble to others, to die leaving behind a beautiful corpse, to die looking good -- it's not clear what is meant by a beautiful death. Does a beautiful death refer to the way you die or the condition of your corpse after death? This distinction is not clear. And when you start to stretch the image of death to the method of how to dispose of your corpse as befitting your image of death, everything grows completely out of hand.”

Death Beauty Dying Buddhism Beautiful Death Corpse

Book:Coffinman: The Journal of a Buddhist Mortician

Source: Coffinman: The Journal of a Buddhist Mortician

“So cold your tears freeze against your cheeks. 'It's not my fault,' I told Bear. 'I don't make the weather. You got a beef, take it up with God.' That's what I've been doing a lot lately: taking it up with God. Like: God, WTF?”

God Dying Bear

Author:Rick Yancey

“Intruding upon a dimension rightfully ours, modern medicine robs us of the dignity of what people in the past regarded as most precious: that final moment of death.”

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Author:Shinmon Aoki

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