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Human beings consider death as opponent to life, scornful, odious, fearful, a nag, and something to lament about but the bitter fact which cannot be denied that it is inevitable at all costs.
Our body is mortal and the instinct voice at the time of death call utters one thing “I wish I had”. Never ending desire of man makes him to combat death and live more and more.
We are scared of death because we seclude it from life rather than treating it as part of life. Considering death as part of life will enable to accept and concede death with peace and tranquility.
People going through the topic, I would ask you to close eyes and give a deep thought for a moment about death. Giving a thought may jostle your body and soul from the core. The commotion caused by death-rattle spins head.
What is death? What happens after death? What makes us to trammel or restrain death? Though, today we are living in the scientific and technological drenched bloom world but death catering questions are endless and still remain a guarded secret.
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But i am still immortal speaking in only scientific terms as my ash of decomposed flesh will reunite with the atmosphere and ultimately with the universe. My matter will transform to energy and to matter and so on... But i will be a part of this universe for ever in some form and so will you all be... So everyone is indeed immortal and that is purely scientific!
You are very right that by secluding life and death we reduce latter’s existence into something feared. As a matter of fact we somehow tend to attach great value to our lives even in situations that don’t necessarily warrant so. Spiritual questions aside, we’d still like to go on living for eternity and then some more.
Looked at as a purely biological phenomenon, death is not something to be feared. After all every good thing must come to an end.