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If death is the one certainty every human being shares, then why do we grieve when it comes? We spend a lifetime chasing eternity while knowing nothing lasts forever. Are we misunderstanding reality, or are we simply convincing ourselves to accept it or forcing our minds to accept a world that may be nothing more than an illusion? The greatest illusion is not this world but believing that this world is all that exists. In our dreams, we seldom question the world laid before us.
THINK PAD Death is the one certainty every human being shares, yet it remains the one reality we struggle most to accept. We spend our lives pursuing permanence while knowing that nothing in this world lasts forever. Why, then, do we cling so tightly to what is destined to fade? Are we misunderstanding reality, or are we simply convincing ourselves to accept a world that may be only a temporary stage in a far greater existence?
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Khalid Mahmood Siddiqi(1*), Muhammad Zeeshan Baig(2), Abdul Manan Shahid(3), Nawaal Ajaz Qureshi(4), Ayesha Manzoor Khan(5), Fatima Sohail(6) Abstract Background: Myths and misconceptions originated from cultural, ethnic and religious beliefs and usually travels from generation to generation without any evidence.
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