I agree with you. The cemetary thing, and the need to see a relic make no sense to me. On the other hand I learned about epidemics killing children by visiting graveyards and reading gravestones. That was interesting.
I also aspire to die only once and my daughter isn't happy about it but has agreed to abide by my decision.
I love visiting cemeteries. So many of them are gorgeous and contain hints at all sorts of fascinating histories.
I just came across a post by Sasha Cohen suggesting that a lack of ability to visualize things in one mind is related to a lack of fear of death (https://sashachapin.substack.com/p/reflections-on-aphantasia). Now it has me curious about traits that correlate with the ability to accept death.
It's great that you've discussed it with her and she's prepared to accept your decision. I would hate to have to guess when it comes to making a decision for someone else!
A thought-provoking read, as usual, thank you. I am honoured to be one of your links this week!
I agree with you. The cemetary thing, and the need to see a relic make no sense to me. On the other hand I learned about epidemics killing children by visiting graveyards and reading gravestones. That was interesting.
I also aspire to die only once and my daughter isn't happy about it but has agreed to abide by my decision.
I love visiting cemeteries. So many of them are gorgeous and contain hints at all sorts of fascinating histories.
I just came across a post by Sasha Cohen suggesting that a lack of ability to visualize things in one mind is related to a lack of fear of death (https://sashachapin.substack.com/p/reflections-on-aphantasia). Now it has me curious about traits that correlate with the ability to accept death.
It's great that you've discussed it with her and she's prepared to accept your decision. I would hate to have to guess when it comes to making a decision for someone else!