Dead,
Demise, Dying are familiar words to all of us. Nothing new about it, just
another word that literally means the action or fact of dying or being killed;
the end of the life of a person or organism. Simple isn’t it when a
doctor says Sorry He Is No More, implying a person is dead- the human heart has
stopped beating. Family members mourn, perform necessary rituals to set free
the spirit of the deceased and slowly life moves on for those who are still not
DEAD.
From
the visage a person is indeed dead when the human heart stops beating once and
for all. But in reality is it so? We all experience death in our own ways, all
through our lives till actually we are gone from the face of this earth.
The death of a loved one leaves
us dead from the soul. Take that widow whose husbands death brought along the
demise of her wishes to lead a good life, death of her right to wear colourful
garments; take part in ceremonies, in short death of her as a being. Only her
heart beats mechanically, inside she feels numbness. Death it is!
The
death of relationships has a catastrophic impact on people. Divorce
leaves not only the couple emotionally dead but families and most importantly
children suffer the worst. One of the most precious relations- Friendship, a relation that people choose on
their own, when that breaks it has a devastating effect. Death of trust,
cheerfulness and more!!
The death of one’s dreams and
aspirations kills the individual for a lifetime.
The long cherished dreams people have need not be fulfilled always, life spent
running after it and at the end outcome zero. The person may move on find new
dreams, but part of the persons soul that had held on the dream so dearly is
most certainly is Dead!
Death does not happen when the
heart stops beating and medically it is verified. Death
is a lifelong experience that no one can avoid. When the soul of a person is
wounded to an extent that one begins to question one’s own existence that very
instance can be called DEATH!!
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