Sunrise and Sunset: Allegory of Life and Death by Dora

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   surovi99posted 19 months ago

   This is a beautiful article written by Dora where she creates an analogy of sunrise and sunset with life and death. Here is the link:
   https://hubpages.com/health/Sunset-and- … -and-Death
   
   Hi Dora,
   I loved your article where you emphasize that both life and death have deep meanings and you have compared them to the grace of sunrise and sunset. I like the way you end the article by asking the reader which beautiful thought s/he will ponder on when they encounter the next sunset.

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   ravirajan01posted 19 months ago

   Wonderful and deep words Dora. I agree with your analogy of sunrise and sunset with our lives, our happiness, successes, defeats, and resurgence.Thanks for sharing these beautiful thoughts
   
   Thanks, Rosina for sharing.

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   Jodahposted 19 months ago

   MsDora, I agree with the comments of Rosina and Ravi. Wise and wonderful words.
   
   Thank you for sharing the link, Rosina.

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   ChitrangadaSharanposted 19 months ago

   Hello MsDora!
   Beautiful and insightful thoughts, and a wise reminder about life and death, with the example of Sunrise and Sunset.
   Thank you for sharing your words of wisdom.
   Thank you Rosina for sharing this in the forum.

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   Misbah786posted 19 months ago

   Wow… Ms Dora, thank you so much for sharing this lovely and wise piece of writing. I thoroughly enjoyed reading every word of your beautiful article. Thank you for this beautiful reminder: Enjoy life to the fullest, there will be good and bad days, keep a positive perspective, enjoy life, but don't forget the darkest days of life, then comes old stage, a sunset, and of course there's a sunrise in another realm, out of this world, but in every situation, remember to fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the duty of all mankind.
   
   Many of us, I believe, forget to do this; we live, but just a few of us enjoy life..
   
   I think we lose many things with old age, such as hair, teeth, and certain emotional and physical desires, but one thing comes with many difficulties, and that is God's most wonderful gift, 'Wisdom.' We cannot learn to walk without first falling down; similarly, it is sometimes important to go through some tough moments in life in order to grow powerful, wise and strong.
   Keep smiling and enjoy life. 
   
   Thank you so much for sharing Ms Dora’s beautiful article, Rosina.
   
   Much Love and Blessings!

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   Brenda Arledgeposted 19 months ago

   I just posted on another forum by Pamela.
   
   Ms. Dora's work is worthy...let it shine everywhere.
   
   Here's my response from other forum
   
   Ms. Dora...
   I've got to start reading my Bible again.
   Those words from Ecclesiastes are beautiful.  They are very moving & powerful.
   I loved the simple descriptions of each line.
   
   King Solomon definitely had a life story to tell, but I love that he focuses on those good moments.
   
   I'd never thought about how we live our daily lives as a dress rehearsal for the end....but I suppose it is something similar.
   
   We go to bed and never get back up.
   
   I didn't however realize that where we are going has no knowledge or wisdom.   That part seems a bit confusing to me.

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   MsDoraposted 19 months ago

   Thanks again, fellow hubbers for your kind support. I appreciate your reading and sharing.
   
   As I posted to Brenda in the other forum, King Solomon is referring to he grave itself where there is no consciousness. Beyond the grave, there is another conscious realm.
   
   Yes, Ecclesiastes make a good, pensive read.

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      Brenda Arledgeposted 19 months agoin reply to this

      I think it's definitely something to look forward to reading.
      
      Thanks for sharing Ms. Dora.

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   AliciaCposted 19 months ago

   Dora has shared some great advice in her article. It’s important to make the most of our life in whatever way we see fit. We don’t know when the sunset of life will arrive.

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