Summary
This quote suggests that the fear and dread associated with death stem more from the process of dying rather than death itself. It implies that the actual experience of dying, with its potential pain or suffering, is what makes it terrifying. However, once death has occurred, the quote proposes that it may not be as fearsome as anticipated. It prompts reflection on the distinction between the fear of what might happen during the dying process and the acceptance of death as a natural part of life.
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Death
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