The six ways of dying
Seeing, that dying is a process in which one loose a life and seeing, that life can be considered different kind of things in the human conciousness, I figured that there are six actual ways for a person to die.
1. Considering the fact, that an activity, or an event can make one feel alive and considering that this is regarded as true life, than the end of this event means death. So, if we feel alive in an event and this event ends, we'll die quite a sudden death.
2. Considering the fact that human beings tend to regard different spans of age as different lifes, then the end of this span of age means death. So, if we reach a certain age, we'll undoubtedly die.
3. Considering the fact, that human beings tend to attach their life to certain things, posessions, or persons then the loss of these things means death. So, if we lose those important posessions, or persons we're bond to die.
4. Considering the fact, that a person's conciousness is considered as that person's life, then the state of unconciousness can be considered as death. So, if we lose our conciousness, we also lose our life.
5. Considering the fact, that a human's passion alas the force considered as the force of life, always sticks to goals, then reaching or loosing these goals is also a process of dieing. So, everytime one reaches a goal or fails to reach it, that one is dead immediatly.
6. Considering the fact, that in medical meanings, the life of a person is bond to the process of biological metabolism, then whenever this metabolism stops, that person dies. So, if ones heart, ons lungs, ones brain or ones digestive organs stop to function, then one will die.
If I reconsider all theses facts, all these ways of dieing, then I must wonder, how many times can a human being die and be revived? How many times have I died already? And how long will it continue to go on, this repeating circle of living, dieing, resurrecting? And what exactly marks the end of it?