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Embracing our mortality can lead to a greater sense of gratitude from "summary" of Life: Why Live if You Have to Die? by David Perry
When we face the reality of our own mortality, it can be a frightening and uncomfortable experience. The idea that our time on this earth is limited can evoke feelings of anxiety, sadness, and even despair. However, embracing our mortality can actually lead to a greater sense of gratitude. When we come to terms with the fact that our lives will eventually come to an end, we are forced to confront what truly matters to us. We begin to appreciate the people, experiences, and moments that bring joy and meaning to our lives. This newfound awareness allows us to cultivate a deeper sense of gratitude for all that we have been given. By acknowledging our mortality, we are also reminded of the preciousness of life itself. We become more mindful of the present moment, savoring each da...
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