Dixon Cannon
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I always remember the words of John Lennon in an interview before his murder. When asked about death, he said he wanted to live to a ripe old age, but with Yoko only. He continued, "I'm not afraid of death - I don't know what it will feel like at the moment, but it's like getting out of one car and getting into another."
I've always thought of death as the other side of birth. It's a natural part of this thing called Life. If you could have imagined your birth and the trauma of that experience, it would have seemed incredibly frightening. Think about that process. Death must be quite similar, except that we all have a preconceived notion of what it will be like - horrible!
We can't escape death. It is part of the plan. I like to think of it as a transition, like making a connection at a busy airport. Transitioning from one vehicle to another - from level of consciousness to the next.
Namaste,
Dixon Cannon
p.s. Listen to George Harrison song "Art Of Dying" sometime. Very interesting.
I've always thought of death as the other side of birth. It's a natural part of this thing called Life. If you could have imagined your birth and the trauma of that experience, it would have seemed incredibly frightening. Think about that process. Death must be quite similar, except that we all have a preconceived notion of what it will be like - horrible!
We can't escape death. It is part of the plan. I like to think of it as a transition, like making a connection at a busy airport. Transitioning from one vehicle to another - from level of consciousness to the next.
Namaste,
Dixon Cannon
p.s. Listen to George Harrison song "Art Of Dying" sometime. Very interesting.