What does it mean to live between life and death?

If someone is between life and death, he is currently alive but very sick or near to dying. For example, someone with an illness like cancer might say that he is between life and death, or someone who is injured in a snowboarding crash may say that he is between life and death.

How are we born?

A well-controlled succession of events involving germ cell differentiation, gametogenesis, ovulation, fertilization, preimplantation embryo development, implantation, decidualization (differentiation of uterine stromal cells into specialized cells, termed decidual cells, at the site of implanting embryo), placentation.

What does the phrase born to die mean?

They may be humorous, or ironic, or intended to announce your attitude toward life. ( meantolearn) “Born to die” might express a cavalier approach to life. “Why be cautious? Go for it!” “Gather ye rosebuds while ye may.” “Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die.” – etc.

What is the purpose of living?

There is no purpose of living. Living is the purpose. You contribute to life. And call me crazy, but I find happiness and satisfaction in that.

Is life entirely contained in itself?

There are so many observable cycles here on earth, and it didn’t seem entirely impossible that the end of life itself could coincide entirely with the beginning. Perhaps, I thought, life is contained entirely in itself.

What makes life ‘worth living?

Lucid moments of recognition that you are alive and part of this infinite world. As simple and as obvious as that. And according to Comte-Sponville, it is exactly this “oneness of the universe’ that makes life ‘worth living,’ because it is complete, incredible, everything. We must accept it, because we are a part of it.

Are You Dead every day of Your Life?

Every day of your life, the Universe in effect rolls a pair of many-sided dice. Snake eyes, you’re dead. Every day the probability that the Universe has at some point in the past killed you increases. At some time after your birth, on average, you’re dead. Look at this from your genes’ perspective.