Death is psychologically as important as birth and, like it, is an integral part of life… For, seen in correct psychological perspective, death is not an end but a goal.
Carl Jung on death, the rebirth of middle age, and how to be more alive

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Death is psychologically as important as birth and, like it, is an integral part of life… For, seen in correct psychological perspective, death is not an end but a goal.
Carl Jung on death, the rebirth of middle age, and how to be more alive
i feel like being euthanized would benefit me greatly
Got the chance to do this album cover for the band Good death out of Portland, had a great time with this one, very much up my alley! The other two are earlier concepts for it that I still like a lot. check out their album, great instrumental rock https://gooddeathband.bandcamp.com/album/caerdroia
The Good Death
I was recently thinking that after my death I would like to not be buried but that I am thrown away with a wind. Therefore I would continue moving and travelling. It also means however that I don't leave anything after me. There is an idea of eco funeral, where a dead body feeds the soil and so something new can be born, for example a tree. Isn't it beautiful? Yet, I would still prefer to be a partner to the wind.
Wiesz,że tylko za Tobą tak tęsknię. Dla Ciebie to bez znaczenia. Jak wszystko.
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Was originally ment to design myself as a deity, but got carried away.
So meet the goddess of peaceful passings, or good deaths. She aids people who suffer lonely or traumatic deaths in passing on.
The idea is she uses her veil to shield them from the horrors of their deaths
Our ultimate goal, after all, is not a good death but a good life to the very end.
Atul Gawande, Being Mortal, 2014