The one thing which is most debatable in present context is "Life and Death". What is Life? What is death? Which is more dominant force of the two? Or are both the two sides of same coin? These are few questions, answers to which might have always been in the quest of ignited minds, the great scholars and preachers.
Since centuries, the monks have been passing their knowledge of life, death and their relation from generations to generations. Despite their toiling hard human mind as a whole has not been able to absorb the every bit of this vast knowledge. There are a lot of misperceptions among human beings about the life and the death.
While life is something always looked forward to by the human being, death is one thing people are most afraid of. Birth or what we call start of a life is always celebrated and looked with optimism while death is the reality no one wants to face. Even thinking of the same is somewhat linked with pessimism. As mentioned in numerous pearls of wisdom written by scholars "worry (pessimism) is like a pyre".
I, certainly am not enlightened enough to discuss the two most supreme subject Life and Death and their relavance but good enough to understand with my little experience that life and death are certainly not two side of the same coin. While life, no matter how much someone connect to it is uncertain; the death is always certain and inevitable. People celebrate birth, excited over a new life unknown of the brutal cycle of mirage and fallacy it puts one in which can only be broken by death.
It is written in many holy writs and sacred text of most religions that soul is intact and unharmed. Death and life are just two sides of the same coin. Soul is always stuck in the cycle of life and death and get integrated in that divine soul on attaining Moksha. But all that to me is just text and message passed from one to another with no substantial proof. What happens to a soul after death is unknown and a great mystery. The only thing known is that death puts an end to the misery of soul in the current world. No matter how much one is afraid of this eternal truth, death is the one which frees one and ends the misery. This is the truth everyone knows but rather than preparing oneself to accept it, stuck in the mirage of life, we just run away from this reality to avoid it as much as possible.
We see what we want to see and this attachment to fallacy of life and false ignorance of ultimate truth is the root cause of suffering and pain in this world. Until unless we will break this chain of falsehood, suffering will remain eternal.






