Death is inevitable, we all know that.

You wouldn’t know what will happen to

you while you’re sleeping or the next day you wake up. Some die as they fall
asleep, some got into an accident in the morning that ends their life, but its
normal. A notable quote from Mo yan says “Where there's life, death is
inevitable.Death, brings balance to our world so why would it be bad?
According to Sonny Bohanan a writer in Fort Worth, Texas; without death, life
would lose its meaning — they are the yin and yang of our existence, the one
nothing without the other. A great Greek philosopher Epicurus said “So death,
the most terrifying of ills, is nothing to us, since so long as we exist, death is
not with us; but when death comes, then we do not exist. It does not then
concern either the living or the dead, since for the former, it is not, and the
latter are no more.” It can never be bad to die, not because you can run away
from your problem in life but because death is powerless to harm us at all.
Rabbi Abraham & Joshua Heschel one of the great spiritual teachers in 20th
century state that facing death gives life meaning; that life and death are both
part of a greater mystery; that by virtue of being created in no less than God’s
image, we can imagine an afterlife for humanity — yet at the same time death
itself is an antidote to human arrogance; and that in death we pay gratitude for
the wonder and gift of our existence. Death is the reason why we value our
lives, how can you value every moment of your life when you know that you
will never die, and you will never run out of time? Death makes our life
meaningful. We tend to appreciate every moment of our life either good or
bad and live with it. A line from the article ‘Death and its Concept’ written by
Jeff Mason,coming to terms with one's death involves reflection on its
significance in one's life, and thinking about the larger values that give life its
meaning. In the end, it is useful to think about death only to the point that it
frees us to live fully immersed in the life we have yet to live. Death, brings
equality to humanity. No matter how popular you are, or how rich you are, if it
is your time, you’re no exemption. Just like what Philip James Bailey said
“The sole equality on earth is death.”But really, what is death? Plato and
Socrates define death as the ultimate separation of the soul and body. They
regard the body as a prison for the soul and view death as the means of
freedom for the soul. According to a bible dictionary death may be simply
defined as the termination of life.There are so many definitions of death, but
there’s only one thing for sure, death is inevitable