People die, but is that something they had chosen? Or is it the other way around that fate chooses death for us. The only perennial truth of our existence is that we perish. Our elections fall. However, choosing to die or being predestined to die does not personify our existence!

But, there’s a literal subjugation to it that we Earthlings might want or think to ponder. So is it possible to denote death with a choice or with fate, since we die last? Death is just the end of the journey that we did not choose for ourselves.

We were born, but was it our choice? Certainly not, perhaps the choice of our parents!

So, how can death be called choice, which is the other essential dichotomous end of Birth?

Did you really choose your death or is it possible to choose that you can choose your death?

Maybe you can time your actions that can lead to death. That is solely your choice. But at what point thereafter, you will die is entirely the work of Fate. It’s all written.

You try to kill yourself, and you fail and you’re crippled or something like that happens. Which simply means that you only prolonged your existence, which in other words means our inability to control death or choose over death.

So coming down and living as a human is not about making decisions, nor is death a substance to choose from.

One could quote here… what about the decisions we make on a daily basis?

That is where our destiny gives us to make decisions. That’s the irony of life, you get to choose some and there are others you really can’t choose. And that is destiny. Now the other important thing to ponder is, what is destiny?

Fate is certainly not a choice that can be made. Like the path, we think that a stone is a stone and cannot be water. You are destined to become one of those. Now, a stone certainly does not have the luxury of choosing whether to throw it or crush it. Well, that’s our assumption. They can resist. And that is your destiny. Fate is something that bestows and sets some guidelines for how things are supposed to be, about which we have no knowledge.

Life is full of more mysteries than we have found answers to today. And this Life encompasses the entire universe and the universe that makes up the other universe, which we are never meant to know. So do we make decisions here or is it already there in our destination?

Fate has a collective symposium, in which we are interrelated with each and every person around us. But do we make decisions about who we will find today or tomorrow? Certainly not. It is there in our destiny. Fate is the biggest part.

But this should not discourage people from making some bold or good decisions that they believe would do them or others good. The options certainly exist. And it is our destiny to be a human being that gives us a multitude of options to do for ourselves, unlike the stone as I have mentioned. We have an advantage over stones in most matters, and that is what we are destined to do.

We make decisions every day, but do we know what these decisions would lead us to? Never!

All we can have are some approximations about the consequences of the choices we can make, but certainly not about the ending to which it would lead. So approach and destination are two different contexts. One is a likely fate or an unlikely fate and the other is the final verdict.

So my conclusion is that death, which is imminent, is certainly not a choice, it is all within our destiny.