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kolavari

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    මචන්ලා, උබල දැක්කද අර 2001 ඇමෙරිකාවට ගහපු වෙලේ ඒ බිල්ඩින් එකේ උඩ ඉදල මිනිස්සු බිමට පැනපු සීන් එක? :( නිකමට හිතන්න එච්චර උඩක ඉදන් ඇවිත් එක සැරේ බිම පතිත වෙනකොට කොහොමට ඇතිද නේද? :sorry: මම මේ බල බල හිටපු වෙබ්සයිට් එකක ඔහොම සීන් එකක් ජෝක් එකක් විදිහට දාල තිබුන...එක දැකල නිකන් මතක් උනේ..

    "මරණයට හේතුව උඩ සිට වැටීම නොවේ, වැටීම එක් වර නතර වීමයි" කියල...මේකේ පොඩි දෙයක් උනත් සිරාවට එක හිතට වැදුන..:(

    ඒ වගේ අවස්ථාවකට මුහුණ දීපු ඒ මිනිස්සු කොච්චර නම් අවාසනාවන්තද...අසරණ කමට නේ බිමට පනින්නේ...එහෙන් බිල්ඩින් එක ගිනි අරන්, විනාශ වෙන්න වෙනවා..එතන හිටියොත් ගින්නට අහු වෙලා මැරෙනවා..කරන්න දෙයක් නැති කමට උඩ ඉදන් පනිනවා බිමට..ඒ මිනිස්සුන්ගේ හිත් වල මොන වගේ හැගීමක් ඇති වෙන්න ඇති ද පැන්නට පස්සේ? තමන් මෙතනිනුත් බේරෙන්නේ නැති බව දන්නා නිසා? ..සමහර විට ඒ වැටෙන වෙලාවෙත් සිහිය නැති වෙනවා ඇති බයටම...

    මේවා හිතද්දී සසර කල කිරෙනවා...:sorry::sorry:

    උබල ඕව ගැන හිතන්න යන්නෙපා...මගේ හිතට ආපු අදහසක් දැම්මේ...:(
     

    twisted

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    the problem is people seem to perceive death not as the sweet end of the string of shit we are given with from the start, but as a horrifying end to this meaningless existence.

    death is limitless possibilities... weightlessness..you can probably float like light feathers in the soft breeze..see things our mortal minds could never conceive..when it comes tapping on your door, you should welcome it in with open arms. :P
     

    sayo

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    lankawe........
    the problem is people seem to perceive death not as the sweet end of the string of shit we are given with from the start, but as a horrifying end to this meaningless existence.

    death is limitless possibilities... weightlessness..you can probably float like light feathers in the soft breeze..see things our mortal minds could never conceive..when it comes tapping on your door, you should welcome it in with open arms. :P

    :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
     

    MeGusta

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    hmm that's a painful way to die bro.But once you understand the impermanence of everything you no longer suffers.Anyway it's a terrible situation.
     

    MeGusta

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    the problem is people seem to perceive death not as the sweet end of the string of shit we are given with from the start, but as a horrifying end to this meaningless existence.

    death is limitless possibilities... weightlessness..you can probably float like light feathers in the soft breeze..see things our mortal minds could never conceive..when it comes tapping on your door, you should welcome it in with open arms. :P

    Wow you are a realized being bro:cool:I always wondered about the sad faces of people at funerals,Isn't it the most relief existence for the dead one.I know I would not talk like this if my parents died.But still it should not be a sad moment.It is the best thing than can happen to a someone.
     

    kolavari

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    :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: oya wage ekak hithuwahama ithin pissu hadenaw athama. ah oyage namath kolaveri ne. :lol::lol:

    මගේ නම කොලවරි නෙමෙයි බොල :growl::no::lol:

    ඔව් සිරාවට..මිනිස්සුන්ට වෙන දේවල්...:( ඇමෙරිකාවට මෙච්චර දේවල් වෙලත් උන් අනිත් රටවල් වල ත්‍රස්තවාදයට උඩ ගෙඩි දෙන එක මහා කාලකන්නි කමක් උන්ගේ...:dull: :dull:
     

    twisted

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    somebody you will realize this for yourself :)

    Wow you are a realized being bro:cool:I always wondered about the sad faces of people at funerals,Isn't it the most relief existence for the dead one.I know I would not talk like this if my parents died.But still it should not be a sad moment.It is the best thing than can happen to a someone.

    I don't think I've realized that in any sense of religion :P

    I only looked at death in the context it were to be my death :lol:

    Apart from the attachments, I don't think we should mourn ones passing. But sadly we all are too human to be that cold hearted right? I always felt sort of bittersweet at funerals..the way you feel at the end of a good book.
     

    kolavari

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    Wow you are a realized being bro:cool:I always wondered about the sad faces of people at funerals,Isn't it the most relief existence for the dead one.I know I would not talk like this if my parents died.But still it should not be a sad moment.It is the best thing than can happen to a someone.

    You probably haven't had any of your very close, loved person passed away :) so you aren't qualified to talk about it until you have felt that feeling bro..I know that feeling really well :dull: My brother passed away unfortunately, four years back, and that left me with a big empty space in my life. I'm still recovering from it :)

    You know, the reason why people cry or grief over someone's death, is not really because that person died :dull: It's because of the memories that person leave with us, and knowing that person will be no longer there with us. :dull: So actually, we cry for ourselves, not for the one who died. :no:
     

    yakshaya

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    the problem is people seem to perceive death not as the sweet end of the string of shit we are given with from the start, but as a horrifying end to this meaningless existence.

    death is limitless possibilities... weightlessness..you can probably float like light feathers in the soft breeze..see things our mortal minds could never conceive..when it comes tapping on your door, you should welcome it in with open arms. :P

    Well said, wish you an enjoyable death :)
     

    twisted

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    You probably haven't had any of your very close, loved person passed away :) so you aren't qualified to talk about it until you have felt that feeling bro..I know that feeling really well :dull: My brother passed away unfortunately, four years back, and that left me with a big empty space in my life. I'm still recovering from it :)

    You know, the reason why people cry or grief over someone's death, is not really because that person died :dull: It's because of the memories that person leave with us, and knowing that person will be no longer there with us. :dull: So actually, we cry for ourselves, not for the one who died. :no:

    LOL there are no selfless deeds.

    Sorry for your loss though

    Well said, wish you an enjoyable death :)

    :):) If I go down, I take you down with me