is it ok to live life knowing that death is enevitable someday?

Answer 1

Live your life to the fullest. No matter what tomorrow will bring. Why? For the ones you love and the ones that love you.

Answer 2

No it is not "OK" it is a must what meaning would life have if there was no end to it. We have the "CHANCE" to make this being into something worth while to ourselves. If no end to life than no need to be as there is nothing ever to change. The end of you is the promise of something else to come it is the only true progression that in it expression is perfect and only by being it procreates it future with no waste or change in the motion of the cycle.
I hope you find a reason to be so when you find your time to not be you are sorry it is over.
Yzrmen

Answer 3

'Look at the dream visions of hell and chaos that appear in your subjective world. Look at the news today, buy a magazine today, and you will see a picture of the world in chaos, a world in which the Divine is not the universally acknowledged Principle of existence. Clearly, our world is not being transformed into a pattern of Divine laws! The men who function as leaders in the world today do not know how to Enlighten anybody. None of them is Awake as the Divine Conscious Being. None is an Enlightened man. Our world must be transformed into a culture in which every individual being is aligned to God and, therefore, likewise all the functions of human beings, including world order and politics. The Law of Divine Association must be fulfilled first, and than all the laws of action, cause and effect, association, or relationship may be ordered on the basis of that Divine Association.

But where is the Divine Being, apart from the beings somehow acknowledged in our religious sentiment? Where is the Spiritual Master who can liberate us from the words, the language, the traditions, the memories, the chaos of piecemeal religion? The Bhagavad Gita says that "whenever the paths of life are corrupt, and whenever the Law of Association with God has been forgotten, I come." The Divine Consciousness appears in the form of the Spiritual Master who accomplishes the righteous realignment of the Earth and all humanity with God.

My birth and the creation of this Communion are instruments of this same process, which has also been generated in times past. The Divine is always doing this kind of work in all the moments of history. The Revelation of God to Man is a process that goes on and on and on. Ultimately, you see, its function is to realign the entire world of Man to God, but the process will not come to an end just because some sort of sacred order has been established on Earth. Everything that exists in all the universes is being brought into alignment with God. The transforming process is a struggle, and until it is ultimately accomplished, the experience of beings is chaotic. Men and women may come to the point of yearning for the Divine Principle, but until the Divine Principle is fully established everywhere, we will not see an order of life based on the salvation of all beings.

Every human being must be made sensitive to the chaos in which he or she is living at the present time. People are tormented and confused, and most people can acknowledge the confusion of their lives. To such people, who are therefore sensitive to the quality of ordinary experience, the message of the Way that I Teach, the message of this Communion, is salvatory and liberating. But people who have not also coincidentally been made sensitive to the hellish chaos of egoic experience cannot respond to the saving message of this Teaching. We cannot just go into the world with a smiling, middle-class message that you can be consoled by mere belief. Our Communion must establish in people a feeling that the usual life is suffering. On the basis of that realization, men and women can respond to what is liberating."

Answer 4

Of course it's okay- after all, you said it yourself: death is inveitable. We're all going to die eventually, but do we really need the stress of wondering if we're going to die in the next minute when we could be doing more constructive things with our time? No, we don't need that stress. Like everyone else seems to be saying, you have to live life as best you can so you're satisfied with what you've done in this world and what role you've played once you die.

Answer 5

What are talking about? Of course its ok to live knowing that you are going to die some day. Death is part of life.What are you proposing? Obsessing about when you are going to die? God gave you life to live and to enjoy , not to spend your time moping over your imp rending death somewhere down the road.

Answer 6

It is okay .. but you should look at your life and think what can I accomplish with the short time that I have.. What can I do today that will give to generations of children in the future when I am gone.

Answer 7

is it ok 4 someone to eat ,drink while they know at the end it will end up in the toilet. Live life ,not many hv the same chance to c anotha day lyk u

Answer 8

I think so. I'm a religious person all though it is a little frightening to think the inevitable will happen one day. I keep faith in the fact that God will look after me.

Answer 9

Death is inevitable. That's why we have to live in order not to regret not to do that before we die

Answer 10

I don't see any other choice.