Vision -Peaceful Death

Vision -Peaceful Death

Death is the war we should strive to win. You might ask, "Does this mean there should be no death in the world?" That's not the point. The goal is to conquer death by departing peacefully, without suffering or becoming a burden to others. Just as war brings an end to conflict and restores peace among nations, a peaceful death allows those left behind to feel a sense of relief, knowing that their loved one has departed this earth in tranquillity. However, achieving victory in the larger war of peaceful death remains unlikely without winning our battles.

Throughout our lives, we encounter various battles, such as addictions, obsessions, doubts, fear, greed, hate, guilt, regret, worries, jealousy, and many more. The prospect of achieving a peaceful death becomes remote unless we conquer these battles.

As many of us understand, our minds significantly influence our physical well-being. Unless we declare our minds a no-war zone, we cannot live peacefully nor die peacefully. Ask yourself what battles you are fighting and whether they are worth engaging in. For instance, dwelling on past regrets or worrying about the future serves no purpose, as the past is history, and the future remains a mystery. Yet, like Don Quixote fighting windmills, we often find ourselves in these struggles. If we cannot find peace in the present, we will not win the war of a peaceful death.

Instead of being a warrior without a mission, it is better to be a monk with a vision—the vision of peaceful living and peaceful departure.

M.L.Narendra Kumar

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