Hi, How incredibly morbid.
Dying is like defeacating: necessary, happens to everyone and probably not worth spending a lot of time thinking about. Living, on the other hand, is. Thinking about one's death and it's circumstances when not actually faced with the prospect seems overly self involved. -- b On 08/08/06, Deepa Mohan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There has been a lot of mails about where each lives and where one would like to die...but I want to post the question, WHEN would you (ideally) like to die? At what age? At what point would you feel that you had done/achieved enough? Do you believe in euthanasia? How would it be implemented, if so? Would you want your body/brain preserved it fhat could be done for free? I am that stage right now. I have a lot of interests and am happy almost every day of my life; but I was reflecting that if I had to die in a day or two (obviously I would like to die without any suffering or ill-health!) I would not mind going ..I am not the type who wants to hang around for my offspring or the grandchild-that-might-be...am pretty curious to know whether, if death really approraches, I would stil maintain my keenness to experience it, or I would fear it. Would I rush around trying to tie up loose ends? Many of you on Silk are very young...do you think about death? If so, what do you think about your own? Am very interested in your thoughts... Deepa.
