A Mundane Existance

Most of the people in the industrial world are so taken up by their aim to gain as much money as possible and to get the highest position they can get, so that others can lookup to them, that they forget to enjoy life and to make something worthwhile living for.

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They forget that of all the material treasures they collect on this earth in this life, they can not do take anything with them in their grave or can not do anything with it in their death. Once we die it shall all be finished, and we shall not be able to hear or see anything, and we shall not be able to do anything any more. Life will be gone out of us; No breath any more. Just a deteriorating body to become dust again. That is what shall left over of us, in the end, some ashes or dust and perhaps some memories in the heads of others.

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So many people loose so much time trying to get somewhere instead of making the best out of their life and to make the best of the life of those around them.
Instead of making full use of what we do have in ourselves we try to compare with others, sometimes envying them instead of being happy with what we do have in ourselves.

Therefore, let us tackle ourselves with that what is given unto us, and be happy to use all are given elements and power, to make ourselves and those around us happy souls (happy beings).

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Please also do find to read:

1. What is life?
2. Dying or not
3. What happens when we die?
4. Leaving behind the lives we have touched.
5. Onsterfelijkheid – Immortaliteit + > Immortality, eternality – onsterfelijkheid, eeuwigheid
6. Grave, tomb, sepulchre – graf, begraafplaats, rustplaats, sepulcrum
7. Decomposition, decay – vergaan, afsterven, ontbinding
8. Biblical Ambiguity on Death?
9. Is there an Immortal soul
10. The Soul not a ghost
11. Human Nature: What does the Bible teach?
12. Father and motherhood
13. Poverty and conservative role patterns
14. Parenthood made more difficult
15. Blow to legitimacy of the capitalist system
16. Migrants to the West #7 Religions
17. Mundane
18. Brilliant Poet Fights the Undead – Featured Artist: Frank Ruger
19. The disease of poverty is a doctor’s business everywhere
20. When gender inequality is good economics
21. Recalibrating the poverty line
22. Motherhood In The Workplace: I Was Asked to Tone-Down the ‘Mommy Thing’
23. Optional Parenthood
24. The Juggle of Modern Motherhood
25. Motherhood= Amazing
26. European Parliament stands for human dignity
27. Don’t fool yourself
28. Cosmos creator and human destiny
29. Knowing where to go
30. Two states of existence before God
31. The wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ
32. The one who makes us well and gives life

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