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God bless the prince.


AMEN.

RichBoy247:
Can you see the interior. Anybody that compares Honda with Toyota, I will pure pepper into that person's eyes.

Honda for superb interior design, any time, any day, twice on Sundays.

Toyota camry's from 2018 upward are getting beautiful, both inside and out.

Thats united state of America for you,no time for physical bout or wrestling.
They settle scores with bullets.

May the lord heal our land.

mikron:
May the good Lord heal her, I wish her quick recovery and good heaith. Nothing will happen to her. She will live to testify to the goodness of the Lord. Amen

she's dead already.

May her soul rest in perfect peace.

bakila:
Kai this is no nonsense fa! Anyways when you have business with NCC, NCCE or NDDC you will be more kind to the two innocent letters.

Lol.

You are right though.

Maximus69:
The Bible gives the most intelligent answer!

At death we seize to exist because we never live before God began his creative works so whoever doubts the beginning surely doesn't believe in the Creator.

He said from dust you (Adam) are and to dust you will return! Genesis 3:19
In his anger God said that, meaning he is the cause of Adam's existence and without his life support (breath of life or spirit) Adam is mere dust! Genesis 2:7
So at death all creatures return to dust and the force actuating our breath is taken back by the one who gave it! Psalms 146:4; Ecclesiastes 12:7

Though intellectuals often challenge this because there are many books claiming inspired, and they felt it's preposterous just to accept the opinion of one out of thousands of other religious books.

That's why Jehovah's Witnesses encourages us to study the Bible with keen interest so as to be sure that we have the truth! John 17:17

So you can welcome a free home Bible study from one of our brothers who often comes to visit you at home, you'll be amazed that the book (Bible) has all the answers to life's most important questions! Proverbs 2:1-5

thank you for the detailed input.

Kobojunkie:
NoBODY alive today knows for sure!

so you mean,we can only speculate?

justwise:
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Yes on the note that you don't know what you are talking about because i have never lived in US

where do you base bro?

So these dubious organizations have not yet stop updating this scamdemic.

To send useless messages to Nigerians mobile phones,they can easily monitor,track and get all Nigerians number. But to send alert during the lockdown(palliative) they couldn't.

They had to look for the poorest of the poor in one settlement outside abuja. Yet budget of Billions gone.

I have blocked their messages on my smartphone,only my small phone is receiving it,which is annoying(which it had block feature)

I dont even bother reading,immidiately i see NC.. i delete straight.

Nuel4:
blacks killing each other means they have a track record of gun violence which makes police scared and always on a defensive alert whenever they approach black suspects.
This is the same reason Nigerian police quickly stereotype a good looking boy from the South to be a yahoo boy and the same is not the case for good looking abokii(whom they will assume is the son of a politician) track records.

If a policeman received Intel on a potential terrorist attack in a mall, he's most likely going to ignore the blacks in the mall and treat Middle Eastern muslim as the prime potential suspect.
If it is Nigeria, a boy from the South will be ignored and Muslims from the North will be the prime suspects

on point.

America and gang killings.

I even read it on dailymail that every weekends,chicago authorities always expect shootings and killings.

This is heartbreaking.

Charlesdmw:
Oh ..grabbed..thanks a lot

you are welcome.

kiddkash:
all this would probably be because of an overused dick

you can never be too sure.

Charlesdmw:
Not telling her not to move on but why the hatred when we never fought? Like i don't understand

have told you in my earlier post.

Once a woman loves another man,she automatically deletes you in her heart,if shes a mean lady(she would hate you).

That owner must definately be a Nigerian or African man.

I dont think an Average American have the belief in curse working,they are not myopic.

Charlesdmw:
Hmm mm.Thank you .. But could it be so much pressure that made her take such decision?
She's just a 300l girl, no work or anything and is thinking about marriage?
To me , guys value and accord stable ladies more in relationships..i don't want her to go and suffer in that guy's house

yes! The mum's pressure could also contribute.

But just believe shes not yours,she fell out of love with you too easily.
You dont have to think about her suffering,we all have our decisions to make in life,she had made her's,just wish her well and MOVE ON.

Charlesdmw:
It's still funny. Could it be that she had no other option?

bro,women works with emotions,once shes fallen out of love with you,nothing can be done again.

Thats why its very easy for a cheating wife to kill her husband,unlike men that cheat and still love,women cant.

Only one man can occupy their heart at a time.

You cant force a relationship that either of the parents are against. Its even more difficult now that the lady has fallen out of love with you.

The bitter truth is this,that lady is not coming back to you.

Just MOVE ON.

I don't want to sound rude.

But, this is awful.

Showing of semi - nude body, is not suitable for every lady. Some are unpleasant to the naked eyes.

The OP should put " VIEWERS DISCRETION" next time.

All is well.

She's not relying only on sweet words, she wants action.
Show her love by doing things that will make her happy.

Twitter!

sonmvayina:
Life is a day that lies between two nights—the night of "not yet," before birth, and the night of "no more," after death. That day may be overcast with pain and frustration, or bright with warmth and contentment. But, inevitably, the night of death must arrive.

Death is a night that lies between two days—the day of life on earth and the day of eternal life in the world to come. That night may come suddenly, in the blink of an eye, or it may come gradually, with a slowly receding sun.

As the day of life is an interlude, so is the night of death an interlude. As the day inevitably proceeds to dusk, so does the darkness inevitably proceed to dawn. Each portion—the foetal existence, and life, and death, and eternal life—is separated by a veil which human understanding cannot pierce.

We, the survivors who do not accompany the deceased on their journey into the night, are left alone staring into the veiled, black void. There is a rage of conflicting emotions that seethes within us: bewilderment and paralysis, agony and numbness, guilt and anger, fear and futility and pain —and also emancipation from care and worry. The golden chain of the family link is broken and swings wildly before our eyes. Our whole being is convulsed. Love and warmth and hope have vanished, and in their place remains only despair. The precious soul that touched our life and enhanced its sense of purpose and meaning is no more. Our only consolation is that he once was. There is a past, but the past is no more; and the future is bleak indeed. The broken, swinging chain hypnotizes us and we are frozen.

The igbo omenala is a faith that embraces all of life, and death is a part of life. As this faith leads us through moments of joy, so does it guide us through the terrible moments of grief, holding us firm through the complex emotions of mourning, and bidding us turn our gaze from the night of darkness to the daylight of life.

At the moment of death painful questions gnaw at our innards—existential and philosophical problems so stubborn, they will not go away: Why was this person, of all the people that fill our great world, fated to end his days just now? Why did the end come before the logic of life ordained that it come? Death should be, we feel, a sum under the bottom line—a total of all of life's varied experiences. It should add up to a meaningful conclusion, and end naturally. It should not intrude in the midst of the equations of living, starkly disrupting all calculations, confusing all the figures, belying all the prepared solutions. But, too often, the end is abrupt. Life remains an unknown quality large, incalculable problem, bedevilled by death.

At the moment of death there is severe disorientation. We are perplexed not only by the large questions of life and death, but by problems of how to feel and how to conduct ourselves properly: How shall we react to the tragedy? What is the proper respect that we should give the dead? How do we achieve a measure of dignity during an interment? Shall we mourn the unfulfilled life of the deceased, torn away before finishing the business of living, or may we feel a loss to ourselves, agonizing over our own personal distress?

And how should we comfort ourselves? Should we appear before family and friends brave, dignified, courageously unruffled? Or may we give vent to our anguish in a stream of tears? Shall the usual amenities of a social occasion obtain at the gathering of the family, or should we concern ourselves with the soul-wound of our own loss and let the world manage for itself?

Thousands of years of our rich tradition provide us with direction during these moments of crisis. The accumulated wisdom of the ages is a source of great consolation.

In the pages that follow, you will find clear guidelines that the Jewish tradition has laid down to lead mourners through the complex maze of uncertainties and ambivalences that attend the tragic moment. The ache of the heart will not suddenly disappear. There will be no miraculous consolation. But our tradition does teach the aching heart how to express its pain in love and respect, and how to achieve the eventual consolation which will restore us to humanity and keep us from vindictiveness and self-pity.

quite insightful and educative, but highly complex and trickish.

If i may ask, which religion do you practice sir?

sonmvayina:
One of the fundamental beliefs of Judaism is that life does not begin with birth, nor does it end with death. This is articulated in the verse in Kohelet (Ecclesiastes), “And the dust returns to the earth as it was, and the spirit returns to G‑d, who gave it.”1

The Lubavitcher Rebbe would often point out that a basic law of physics (known as the First Law of Thermodynamics) is that no energy is ever “lost” or destroyed; it only assumes another form. If such is the case with physical energy, how much more so a spiritual entity such as the soul, whose existence is not limited by time, space, or any of the other delineators of the physical state. Certainly, the spiritual energy that in the human being is the source of sight and hearing, emotion and intellect, will and consciousness does not cease to exist merely because the physical body has ceased to function; rather, it passes from one form of existence (physical life as expressed and acted via the body) to a higher, exclusively spiritual form of existence.

While there are numerous stations in a soul’s journey, these can generally be grouped into four general phases:

amazing!

Another angle to this. Thanks for the insight.

justlove91:
There is no death, what we call death is a transition to other plane of existence and this is not just a myth or wishful thinking, it is a proven fact that the so called dead are alive and retain their personality in their now plane of existence.
If you're serious about this topic, read/study the phenomenon called Mediumship.

I will do that.

Thanks for your input.

IMAliyu:
That's the thing, no one knows for certain what happens nor can they definitively prove it.

Western religions, believe that an underworld, hell or heaven exists. Based on your deeds

Eastern religions believe in reincarnation, so you're just returned to the world as another person or another being based on karma.

So which one is real? Or is neither real?

All you can do is focus on living a life you will be proud of, what ever comes after death comes.

A quote from the Roman philosopher Markus Aurelius "Live a good life. If there are gods and they are just, then they will not care how devout you have been, but will welcome you based on the virtues you have lived by. If there are gods, but unjust, then you should not want to worship them. If there are no gods, then you will be gone, but will have lived a noble life that will live on in the memories of your loved ones."

Thats also the general belief i do hold, we should just try to be good while on earth, help the needy if we can, never wish our fellow humans bad.

But what would be dissapointing is if, the wicked people on earth escape afterlife punishment, that means they escaped with the evils they perpetrated on earth.

sonmvayina:
Death is an illusion... Life is a circle, not a straight line..
Death is like a night between two days and life is like a day between two nights..

" death is like a night between two days and life is like a day between two nights"

This is so deep, i would appreciate if you could break this down.

IMAliyu:
You return to the constituent materials that make you up and become part of the earth once more.
This is what we know happens 100%.

What happens to your consciousness and anything else is subject to speculation.

so you mean, we would be non-existent literally.

Dtruthspeaker:
Yeah, Life is a mystery BUT did you not hear that it is the Glory of God to Conceal a matter but it is the honour of kings to uncover it?

This is deep.

Sunnymatey:
The answers you ll get ll be arguement base on different individuals faith and doctrine which might even get you more confuse.

Wonder why all the different doctrines even when the bilble and quran is just one.

Am not even looking at the angle of religion now.

Just want factual understanding of death.

Missyajoke:
I actually posted something similar to these but it needed in disaster. So Op I hope you can defend yourself and i hope you'll get your answers.


Good morning OP

life is a mystery,just wanted different perspective about the subject matter.

Happy weekend to you.