How do significant life events or the passage of time influence your perspective on life?

When someone close dies you realise how fragile life is. They can be there one day and gone the next. You then realise the same can be the situation for yourself.
I’m changing my perspective on life, I am not so blasé about it. It’s become precious to me and I want to hold on to it with both hands. I’m not exactly scared of dying, but life is far too interesting to give up on it yet. I’m a very stubborn person and I love a lot of people. They have helped me immensely in the last few months and I owe a lot to them.
I also want to try and enjoy art again. There must be something more I can do. There are lots of ideas in my mind that I would like to get out. I can’t control everything, and sometimes I am very anxious about things, I feel like I am a bit of a recluse now. Easier to hide. But I need to challenge myself and live.

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The contemplation of death is a profound lens through which I view life. It underscores the transient nature of our existence, prompting reflection on the essence of living. In acknowledging mortality, I find a heightened appreciation for moments, relationships, and the significance of leaving a meaningful legacy in the finite tapestry of time.
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Yes I agree
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I agree that grief will definitely change your perspective on life💖
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It’s a hard lesson
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Well said, Chris.
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Thank you x
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Make that art! I’m so glad I started making my own. Wonderful perspective on life you have.
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Thank you!
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As you, I’m not afraid to die, my fear suffering unbearable pain, the sad is that most of us will pass through it.
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I think I agree
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A very positive approach of accepting mortality. Loved it👌
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Thank you x
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The death of someone you cherish changes you forever. There is definitely a ‘before’ and an ‘after’.
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Yes indeed
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