Comments on: Book Review: Facing The Final Mystery http://www.joyfuldays.com/facing-the-final-mystery/ How to find happiness and abundance through personal development. Create a life you love and live on your own terms. Start today to become a better, happier, richer person a week from now. Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:06:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: J.D. Meier http://www.joyfuldays.com/facing-the-final-mystery/#comment-3938 J.D. Meier Tue, 07 Apr 2009 13:46:22 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=1655#comment-3938 Very nice write up.. It reminds me of a saying ... don't be afraid of dying, be afraid to have never lived. Very nice write up..

It reminds me of a saying … don’t be afraid of dying, be afraid to have never lived.

]]> By: Happiness Is Better http://www.joyfuldays.com/facing-the-final-mystery/#comment-3937 Happiness Is Better Tue, 07 Apr 2009 13:23:36 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=1655#comment-3937 I think it would be difficult to read this book. It sounds like the author puts a great spin on the concept of death. I agree that death can certainly teach us how to live. My aunt recently passed away and dedicated a half marathon race in her name. I told myself that I would run the entire race eventhough I wasn't properly prepared for the race. It's death experiences that help teach people that they should appreciate what they have while they have it. -Dustin I think it would be difficult to read this book. It sounds like the author puts a great spin on the concept of death. I agree that death can certainly teach us how to live. My aunt recently passed away and dedicated a half marathon race in her name. I told myself that I would run the entire race eventhough I wasn’t properly prepared for the race. It’s death experiences that help teach people that they should appreciate what they have while they have it.

-Dustin

]]> By: Chris Edgar | Purpose Power Coaching http://www.joyfuldays.com/facing-the-final-mystery/#comment-3926 Chris Edgar | Purpose Power Coaching Tue, 07 Apr 2009 04:15:33 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=1655#comment-3926 Yeah, it seems to me that "I" is just a convenience of language, but when we think about it we don't really know what it means. It's easy to say "I'm my body," but then what does it mean to say that it's "your body"? What is the thing that it belongs to? Yeah, it seems to me that “I” is just a convenience of language, but when we think about it we don’t really know what it means. It’s easy to say “I’m my body,” but then what does it mean to say that it’s “your body”? What is the thing that it belongs to?

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