Lawrence Samuel highlights that the concept of death contradicts core national values such as youth, beauty, and progress, making acceptance challenging.
The anguish of watching a loved one with cognitive decline reveals the profound sadness in seeing once-vital humans become disoriented in their identity and surroundings.
As we age, there is a shift from doing to being, where meaningful reflection replaces the focus on achievements, emphasizing the importance of personal connections.
People facing death often express regrets not about what they did, but what they failed to be, particularly the time lost with loved ones.
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