7 Inspirational Quotes About Life and Death
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 | Mark Twain, the world-famous adventurer and author, speaks here about how we often forget to appreciate the mere fact that we’re alive and that the world is our oyster – we just have to reach out and take it! |
 | Leonardo da Vinci, the Italian mathematician, speaks here of how one can face one’s own death not with fear but with happiness – if we’ve lived a life that has made us genuinely happy. |
 | Some people (especially men) think that crying is a sign of weakness. All that crying really is, according to the anonymous author of this quote, is a non-verbal way of communicating your feelings to those around you – which you’re completely entitled to do! |
 | Joanne Rowling, world-famous author of the Harry Potter novels, speaks here of how death becomes something we can almost look forward to when we have our lives completely organised. |
 | This anonymous author hit the nail on the head with this quote, sharing that although the death of a loved one leaves a permanent scar, nobody can take away the love you shared – EVER! |
 | Jimi Hendrix, considered by some as the best guitarist to ever live, was all for self-determination in life. This quote essentially shares that death is a burden we alone have to bare, so we alone should be allowed to decide how we live our lives. |
 | Saving the best for last, Emily Dickinson feels that we should savour the gift that is life, for we only have one and when it’s done – it’s done for good. |
