> death as the price of life IMO this is still casting it in an uncomfortable way. IMO it is much healthier to think of death as the reward for life, the final

> death as the price of life IMO this is still casting it in an uncomfortable way. IMO it is much healthier to think of death as the reward for life, the final rest from the toils of living. The idea is to put them on equal footing as they are part of the same process and you should look forward to death as much as you look forward to living.