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this is the most poignant thing I've
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ever said and it just popped into my
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head and it is when the fear of death is
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gone all it remains is the joy of living
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people see in the end of this I did a
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Tadashi ceremony which is a Japanese
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departure or death ceremony and that
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took away my fear of death I think
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everyone needs to face death in the
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Western World we don't we're scared of
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it we hide from it it's going to happen
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to all of us it also is a great way of
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crystallizing how awesome today is and
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that thing of realizing that we're all
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going to die with a to-do list so don't
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freak out too much about all the minutti
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[ __ ] you've got to do just enjoy the day
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and I think when the fear of death is
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gone all it remains is the joy of living
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if people were to take away anything
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from the doo I'd want you to take away
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that