JUST PHILOSOPHISING - ON THE IMPERMANENCE OF LIFE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE. THE END....

Whom we imagine to be capable of living for ever. It is about taking pleasure in and enjoying the proverbial 'simple things in life,' while we are able to do so. 

It is about not forgoing these simply pleasures, and pursuing a life of piety, of piousness.  In the hope of being rewarded in an unproven 'life hereafter.'

It is about doing the best we can with 'our small bone', and not despising, not neglecting or dropping it.  And, above all other things, devote ourselves pursuing the 'larger shadow' which it projects. 

It is about being mindful of the fact that, we can only truly live life as and when an event is occurring. 

We do not fully live it in recalling the event, we can only reflect on it, as we only have control over what we remember or choose to remember. 

We cannot effectively and objectively change what occurs while the event was transpiring. Life is about living the moment, and not so much planning.

Interactive life is this! The life you/we are living now. It is not something we invest in, now, with a view to living something else, later. 

There is little virtue in eschewing the comparatively little happiness, joy, pleasure, contentment, which we can have, now, in this life. 

In the hope of having more, in another life. In the hope of having an infinity of it, which actually devalues its.

It is not about giving up on our reality and aspiring after the reputed promised nirvana and paradises of the fictitious gods.

There is nothing to be gained from having an infinity of conscious 'paradise.' Just as how there is nothing to be lost from the fulfilment of our state of impermanence. 

So, even as we do plan to live into the future, as we are socialised into doing.  It is still prudent for us to live this moment, this hour, this day and ... as best we can. 

Although, if we do pass tomorrow, it will not really matter for us, though it undoubtedly would for those whose time has not yet come.