That does sounds like a good way to go. To feel like you have finished everything here would make me not as afraid of going. My grandma was scared to death in the end that when they buried her she would somehow be cognizant of it. She had her work finished. She had said her goodbyes in October and passed in Sept.
My Uncle on the other hand has alzheimers. I pity anyone dealing with that disease. It is the most degraiding and emotionally painful that I have yet to see. His former self would be ashamed of what he's become and how he's hurt his wife. I pray I never have to deal with that personally.
How I go doesn't matter to me except I don't want to go with alzheimers and I want to know I have settled with my loved ones.
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