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 A very important question


There are some sentences that are simple, short but devastating!

Like this saying: "Make sure what you live for is worth dying for?"

If I am not mistaken, this sentence belongs to a prominent expert and researcher of Eastern religions

who, due to his mastery of languages ​​such as Persian, Greek, Latin, Avesta and Pahlavi, was also an officer of the British intelligence agencies.

We have nothing to do with the speaker. The content alone is awesome!

A nerve-wracking question came to my mind:

What do I and people like me have in life that has this feature?

What we are giving our lives for is worth dying for?

I look at myself and those around me.

What do we spend our lives doing?

A question that does not leave the collar of conscience!

The question does not leave me.

Are these things that we humans are busy with and have staked our lives on worth dying for?

To be fair, if I want to answer, my answer to all my questions is negative!

I don't want to simplify the issue now and give a list of things that can be answered to this question

I want to say that the answer to this question does not come easily on paper.

I don't know about you, but my answer is:

You like beauty, so life is beautiful

Be ahead of your time, you will achieve beauty

Its beauty is so unique that once you arrive, you will never return

And you will die for it!

I don't say what is inside life that you can die for!

Those who can answer this question have found the meaning of their life. 

Everyone has to find an answer to this question separately.

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