roger prettyman
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While reading Cosmic_Ambition`s lovely posting of Estaban FR under "Upon Death And The Creator", a question sprang to mind about the will to live.
What exactly is it, why do we have it, where does it actually come from and how is it linked to our soul/spirit? We do not have to learn about the will to live, like we would learn to read, write, ride a bike, etc., etc. Also, in what I will call a normal person, presumably the strong will to live must be the same (i.e. one person`s will to live will not be greater than another`s), whereas personalities are mulitudinous whereby each one of us is different from all the others. How often have we read that a person in a coma is "fighting for their life"? What is this unseen motivational force acting upon a comatose person? Is there a portion of the brain in which it can be identified and altered as for some mental/physical conditions?
I totally believe in the Afterlife so wonder why my will to live is still as strong as ever, even though I am not afraid of death - just the way I die. When we (re)incarnate from the Afterlife to experience new things in the physical I wonder why our will to live is just as strong again when we know the Afterlife is one of pleasure. Doubtless, it is something we have absolutely no control over, no matter what. Akin to the fact that some day we must all depart this physical life and can do nothing to prevent it.
Your thoughts, please?
roger ???
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