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We have no way of knowing what tomorrow and death will bring first - A Tibetan Proverb

Looking back at the events that have unfolded in life, there are many stories to ponder and contemplate. One thing that often comes to mind is death, whether it be the loss of loved ones, friends, family, or even strangers we never knew. Often, they go hand in hand—the regret of not having done something before they departed. Sometimes, there might not be anything to regret, yet we still ponder what we may have missed or what we could have done for them. It is a natural part of being human to confront farewells repeatedly. We have no way of knowing what life after death will be like, but one thing is certain: people in the real world experience sorrow. When discussing these matters, it makes us reflect on ourselves and gain better awareness of the present. The world always reminds us that death is a natural occurrence, urging us to understand that we should live our lives to create good memories. When that time comes, we won't be consumed by excessive grief and forget the realities of this world.