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What is Death?


~•`  Death is something that no one can escape, it can find you anywhere you hide, it is the bitter reality of one's life, it won't be bitter if you fully lived your life with n number of good memories.

Is life permanent?
LIFE IS NOT PERMANENT BUT DEATH IS , so don't be a puppet of anyone's life just live your life for you & yours( loved ones) 

Every soul has to taste death & indeed you shall be returned to your lord

👉 Sometimes people got depressed & makes their life complexed , they thought death is the only solution to escape but death is not the solution of all problems, it itself is a problem for your loved ones who live for you,
~•` when you thought of dying just think about your loved ones ❤️ , then you'll get to know the real value of your #fragile life .

"Life and Death are the one thread and the same line viewed from different sides"

Every single second we are moving towards death , death is the last stop of our life. We are just passengers in the bus of life & death is the only single destination. 
So before we arrive at the station enjoy your life with your friends, family members & specially your parents .
Your parents haven't nurished you to see your death.

 


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