Once a child ask a friend of mine:
“Why are we born if we have to die?”
Please give me your thoughts in this.
Love,
Paulo
Why are we born if we have to die?
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today i came to this question because i was searching for some related answer…… and from my knowledge all i think it is….that we have come to learn…so as my sister says……….we learn we go (die)……we come again (rebirth)
we learn more………n we go……….the final time we come is the time when we have to take the final round of this circle………..we are “the energy”…….negitive or positive .. its our choice….but when we compelete the circle of of come n go……we are pure, POSITIVE…….there is no god but only the positive energy……..
this is y we come n go….we come on earth n we die………..
“Why are we born if we have to die?”
Answer:
To Live
To Love
To Leave
Hello, I didn’t read all the posts here to this question. But my suggestion to this question is that we as humans over our long or short life creat so much energy just by thinking, loving, suffering, simply by living and someone ABOVE us uses that energy of ours to survive. We humans simply are the source of energy. That’s probably why we come to this world and when our energy we can give runs out we are leaving this world…That’s my brief understanding about it.
We are born into a physical life, but we pass on to a spiritual one through death.
Why are we born if we have to die?
Why do we come if we have to go?
Why do we love if we have to leave?
Questions implies answers. To get an answer to these questions . To get the knowledge which can answer these questions and more.To live through the process .
Then perhaps we transcend…to maybe “come” full circle and scratch our head (or bum ) and ask “hoya.. Whats comin’ n going friend!?”
love
B
i don”t have the death experience,but soon absolutly.but i think we born to get and known “life”, until the death come we still “life” with smile,mr.paulo.
saya belum punya pengalaman kematian itu tapi pasti nantinya,tapi mungkin kita dilahirkan agar ketika bisa merasakan “hidup”dan ketika kematian itu datang kita tetap “hidup”dengan senyuman,mr.paulo.
the answer lie in the very question. that is called birth only when there is a death. if the one or the other is absent then second one will not be there. hence it will not be called eternity in their absence which we are all in as soul.
Everytime someone asks a question you can say the same thing there is never a correct answer.In other words you cannot please everybody.
I might see an apple purple and you might see it white, an elephant might look frightening to you and to me a tiny mouse – just a different outlook.
‘Always look on the bright side of life’ – ‘your body is your Temple’.
Take good care of it.
With love
Marie-Christine
From Christian’s point of view, the book of Genesis tells us that when God created the first humans—Adam and Eve—he placed them in a well-watered garden called the Garden of Eden. They had perfect health and the prospect of everlasting life. Death was the penalty for sin. (Genesis 2:8-17; Romans 5:12)
First of all, birth and death are mutually dependent since one cannot exist without the other. So it’s rather a question of ‘Why are we born?’ because if we are not born, we do not die and if we are born than we surely have to die.
As to the question ‘Why are we born?’ I think that it is something that everyone should answer for himself and herself. If one gives an aim to his/her life than that would be the answer to his/her question of why he/she is born. Everyone’s idea of this is different so there is not one correct answer; what I believe should be the reason of my birth is not the same as someone else’s.
Here is the answer from Buddhism…
http://www.mahidol.ac.th/budsir/handbook/why_were_we_born.htm
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