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Denying our mortality can prevent us from fully experiencing life from "summary" of Life: Why Live if You Have to Die? by David Perry
Avoiding the reality of death may lead us to miss out on the fullness of life. By refusing to acknowledge our mortality, we may inadvertently limit our ability to appreciate the present moment. We become so consumed with the trivialities of everyday life that we fail to recognize the preciousness of life itself. When we deny the inevitability of death, we may take life for granted. We become complacent, thinking that we have all the time in the world to pursue our dreams and passions. This mindset can prevent us from living authentically and fully embracing the experiences that come our way. Furthermore, denyi...
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