JustHerMind's blog post

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I want to thank each and every person who, in the last two weeks or so, made comments on my blog entries, or otherwise sent condolences or prayers, hugs or wishes, for me and the family of my friend who died of cancer.

These are all taken to heart, and are truly appreciated.

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Death is inevitable for us all, and for many is nearly impossible to fathom. Personally, I am very comfortable with the concept: This life is merely a shadow of the world we will live in throughout eternity. Thus, since I came of age, I have never had a great fear of death for myself or others if they have lived a good Christian life. Of course I can not judge, and my judgment doesn't matter anyway, but I've worried for some now-dead friends who made choices I thought were poor, and I pray for mercy upon them as well as me and others.

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Though dozen of things are incorrect in this image, one of them being a lack of nudity, never forget that This Death made true life possible, and thus has become a symbol NOT of pain and hopelessness, but instead is a symbol of victory and ecstasy for all of us.

I wish all of you a Good day.