Death Is Waking Up From This Dreamlife -- Philosopher Newport

It takes a minor bravery and you definitely are capable of that. Dwell on the stark facts that are the truth for all living creatures: We all die. We can die at any age, rich or poor, ugly or pretty, dumb or smart, evil or saintly. Most die horrible deaths. There is no pizza or alcohol or flowers or smoking or dogs or cats or titties after death. No drama. No adventure. All the color and action is here in this ridiculous dream-movie. No fear or anxiety after death, just eventual boredom which impels you to design, script and live out another one of these ridiculous dreams. You scripted this struggle with death-anxiety. You scripted an end to it, too. Try sitting with it until you realize the futility of resisting death -- or any so-called bad news. You have an unknown quantity of time scheduled to enjoy whatever it is you like in this temporary material world. Pop goes the weasel at any time.