Death teaches us the value of time. We realize how precious it is. We realize we don't have forever and that the people we love aren't going to be there with us all the time and so we must treasure every moment spent with them. In fact in some part of Africa and Asia, death is in every street. Children grow up with death. Imagine almost all people are afraid to face death but these young children are not. They're not fearful of it, to them, it's nothing to be frightened of.

Yes, there is an insurance to everything, car insurance, bldg. insurance, educational insurance and life insurance for your internment. But remember there is no insurance to death and no one has made an insurance that you won't die and that you won't be sad. It is the most inevitable thing, we have no escape. It will happen to everyone and to all of us.

Death teaches us what love is - that its important to show our love to those we care for we never know how long they going to stay and how long you will be with them. It's like open arms - just keep your arms open and let people come and go - as they will anyway! No one wants to cry either but you have no control - no one has! And no one stays forever but what you made them feel will forever stay in their hearts. Your words maybe forgotten but how you made them feel will always be remembered.

While death is not around, LIVE LIFE IN WONDER. Enjoy what fate has prepared for you! Rejoice and give thanks for the blessings but appreciate the pain and misery cause they are the ones that keeps you going. But we let it go by! We often ignore the things that should matter most….Life is a great river, and it will flow, no matter what you do or don't do. But we can decide to flow with the river and live in peace, joy and love, or we can decide to battle it and live in agony and despair.

But the river doesn't care…It flows down to the sea. And life doesn't care. . . . it goes on and on. In either case, all of our streams run into the same place. . . . our destiny and it's all up to us how we battle with life…