Writer's Block: Back from the dead
Jan. 24th, 2010 06:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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SPOILER ALERT! Lol. I'm leaning towards yes, actually, because knowing what happens after death would influence a lot of the way I would live my life. Is death something to look forward to, or is it something I should avoid at all costs and work all the more towards immortality? Does being moral in my lifetime matter? Is there some sort of judgment, some sort of test I must pass? Or should I just devote my efforts to experience all I can experience, with less attention on being a good person and making a difference in the world?
But I'm one of those people who doesn't mind knowing the end of a movie before I watch, too. To me, knowing the result doesn't change the profundity of the process of getting there.
LJ's been kicking it up a notch with the intriguing questions, lately. Good job, LJ.
SPOILER ALERT! Lol. I'm leaning towards yes, actually, because knowing what happens after death would influence a lot of the way I would live my life. Is death something to look forward to, or is it something I should avoid at all costs and work all the more towards immortality? Does being moral in my lifetime matter? Is there some sort of judgment, some sort of test I must pass? Or should I just devote my efforts to experience all I can experience, with less attention on being a good person and making a difference in the world?
But I'm one of those people who doesn't mind knowing the end of a movie before I watch, too. To me, knowing the result doesn't change the profundity of the process of getting there.
LJ's been kicking it up a notch with the intriguing questions, lately. Good job, LJ.
