Cherish life by remembering death.

As time goes on, we get older. Eventually becoming a full grown person.
Either we realize it or not, our parents too face the same process. They grow old too.
And then become a person. They get married and had you.
We grow up, with them by our side. Most of us.
But like everything else, they have to go. Where?
Their and soon will be our final resting state. Death.

For most people, death is something you rarely talk about.
Some people might think, when we talk about death, it'll rub on us and we'll go untimely.
Death doesn't work that way. It has it own system.
But not everyone is the same. Yes, death has a system.
The tricky part is when it will turn up on us. Sometimes it feels the system its descending.
Sometimes it feels random. We never really know.
We can guess, but surely none of us would spot on. That is the mystery & beauty about death.

Why would I say beauty? Well, because the idea of not knowing your death.
One if know about one own death, upon the countdown, one might struggle for one's best.
Struggle for anything. Love, jobs, kids, families, friends, anything.
It doesn't matter if its early as kids or late as an old person. One still strive for their best when its nearing their last moments.
The act of appreciation and cherishing life as it is would be vibrant as ever.

Now, we don't know our time of death. None of us do.
And because of that, it gives us the opportunity of appreciating life for each seconds.
Because we don't know when the time is up for us. We don't know when will be the last time we speak with the one we love.
Those bits of life-unforgettable moments will always flashing in our eyes.
Cherishing one moment at a time.

Death is the best motivator.