Being born I fear, not dying

There is no escape. You come back to what you left behind Fear of death is same as fear of not being borne The fear of death is a universal human experience. It is often described as one of the most fundamental fears that humans have. However, some philosophers and psychologists suggest that the fear of death is not actually a fear of the cessation of life but rather a fear of not being born or not existing. The fear of not being born stems from the idea that before we were born, we did not exist, and after we die, we will return to that same state of non-existence. This fear is often linked to a fear of the unknown and the uncertainty of what may or may not come after death. This fear can manifest in different ways for different people. Some may fear death because they believe in an afterlife and fear the consequences of their actions in life. Others may fear death because they fear the pain or suffering that may accompany the dying process. Regardless of the specific manifestation, the fear of death or non-existence is a common human experience. It is important to acknowledge and address this fear in order to live a fulfilling life and to make the most of the time we have.