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The word used for "death" in the Aramaic language—the language of the Bible—literally translated means "not here, present elsewhere." In most ancient cultures, the border between life and death is highly permeable. This natural transition is not feared, but rather welcomed as an opportunity to liberate oneself from endless unconscious cycles of repeating life patterns.
Death—the inevitable ending of each life event—is something that we experience in every moment of our lives. |
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In a mad world, only the mad are sane.
Akira Kurosawa (1910 - 1998)
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aa! nagareboshi!!
I like the colors in this picture.
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Bursting out from the ashes, with wings of flames that fly
I am called the Phoenix...A mythical bird that flies
A little note on your note. Aramaic would more closely be related to the language of Babylon since the only books of the bible that were written in Aramaic were those that were written while the Israelites were under Babylonian rule. The rest was written in Hebrew and in Greek. See [link] if you give a fuck and wanna know more.
That was cool to know about the Aramaic word for death though, was the word you were referring to Mapiqta?
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"Who are these people? These faces? Where did they come from? They look like caricatures of used car dealers from Dallas, and sweet Jesus, there are a hell of a lot of them at 4:30 on a Sunday morning. Still humping the American dream. "
Death is inevitable
How we go is at times is unpredictable
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allways believe in yourself
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