Definition of a 'full' life...?
Quite often when someone older passes on...I hear people will say..."He/she had a full life"...But this makes me confused...and I do have a couple of questions...
1) is there an age limit or minimum (60, 70, 90...) to say a person had his/her life?,
2) will we ever be 'ready' (and not referring to religion or psychological, illness), to die..., and
3), what is the definition of a 'full' life for You?
Comments (22)
Leaving this world a better place,without regrets,nothing unsaid,nothing unforgiven.
I've never been afraid of dying cause I know it is obviously going to happen someday.I've pretty much lived my life the way I have chosen to live it.
So! If you ever leave this planet earth. How would we know that! You are gone?! Will you post a blog to let us know?!...
Maybe it means! A person that have lived a long long time.
Also some people lives a long time. But! Suffer from some type of illness while living. So! Would that still mean, a full life. Or just here until the end?! Hmmm
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Ccincy
So! If you ever leave this planet earth. How would we know that! You are gone?! Will you post a blog to let us know?!...popcorn
Angel now that would be quite a tuffy to create a blog now wouldn't it? now if that were possible then that would be something now wouldn't it?
Have you been taste testing some of that Smokey Mountain Moonshine in Gatlinburg,Tennessee where people can drink samples of the stuff.?
Nope! Right Now.
I'm In Oklahoma! I been here for 5 days now. And I'm pushing to be here until October. Or at least! Until November....
The Cowboy Country!....
WHATTT! You Won.
So! You are leaving us after all...
Don't forget to phone us....
I Will Miss You!...
Yeah! Do That.
Maybe there is still something missing in it ?
And hope to find it before I pass ??
But I will certainly go with no regrets ..no resentment having forgiven all the ones I had to forgive .
Maybe I will go where CCINCY goes ?
A person that has made the most of life's opportunities that presented themselves.
I do not consider age to be a factor, in many instances (like my own) a "full" life has been achieved at an early age, the after years are a consolidation and appreciation of the life one has experienced.
Or The Man Upstairs Has decided Upon
Some Live Into Their 100s
Others ..Not So Long
so
A Full Life Can be Any Amount Of Years
And Any amount Of Years Is A Full Life.............
Out of Ten
He Should be In There Somewhere..........
I dot think there is an age limit to say a person had their life... imo, when we say they had their life, means they have passed through many kind of life problems which make them tough which finally they are happy life or even die in sad ending.
I think no one will be ready to die... and so do I
how many time we live joyful and comfort happy life.
it's called full life in my views.
if we count year in laying bed with sick
it's not include in life.
1) No age limit in my opinion as some folk that has passed from terminal illness has found acceptance, contentment and peace at a very young age.
2)No. Its human nature to cling hope to the last moment. No one 'wants' to give up.
3)My definition of a full life is living a healthy, happy life and dying peacefully in your sleep with your dog at your feet.
JMO
Time is the trial of all things, history is the judge, and posterity is the jury.