Immortality.

Maybe it’s unnatural to be mortal as it is supernatural to be immortal,  and death is a natural source of becoming one.

      It’s human nature to desire a life of immortality although it isn’t without suffering the effects of a mortal world,  watching your loved ones age and eventually pass on would require strength and an absent heart, for aren’t we in some ways already immortal having written books in history pages, subjects of thought and matter of mind, we live for the present,  aim for the future in an unknowable position,  and of unforseen events
 
If one was to obtain the value of timelessness in an immortal state of being,  their desires may well drive them to an overwhelming insanity,  having  nothing but time to accumulate dreams and once fulfilled,  granted more time to achieve, more desirable things ,
       Would satisfaction itself become obsolete, having achieved so much and have so much time?
Yet to  seek nothing in the end But endlessness Itself  Having little or none inspiration to achieve, set goals,  for death is a driving force of life and time at hand moves decision to acquire  our dreams in a fast moving pace , time itself is the master behind a famous painting,  and immortal is the name of the artist who’s hands had created life,
       Should we live forever, in an overwhelming amount of human knowledge , may intern cause a negative effect,  all diseases cured and nobody dies, and overpopulation becomes the cause of our fate, earth would not handle such a thing,
The unfair reality of a chosen few immortal beings would subjectively cause hatred and jealousy amongst the mortal realm,
[Bernard Williams - argued that immortality would be tedious]
         To love another and watch them die knowing you will never experience death, would not only be heartbreaking but also as unfair as immortality itself , in order to really live we must understand that we all shall eventually die , giving a sense of urgency a driving force to achieve,  or make some desired impact on the world,  rendering the words immortal on which we leave behind,  a timeless word or considerable action. In order to live immortally we would be subject to desires,
        Categorical desires vs  conditional/ contingent desires , without these we would lose the erge live an immortal life .
Having the powers of immortality would in time take away from the self, always finding new avenues of pleasure once achieving set goals and acquiring ambitions,  the negative effects of immortality commonly out way the positive attributes of a desirable life,  to live forever and never die would seem a dream and somewhat boundless in opportunity,  although it has it’s down falls one would still find it considerably desirable.
       In this mortal life we seek with ambitions our desired pathway,  which we tend to leave behind something in world as recognition,  something that states simply that we were here with an impact,
In order to live a desirable life we must know that it has time as a frame, and that moments are cherished in the acts of time itself,  measuring to an extent that we have lived,  and lived well,
     If we were not to do and claim immorality , we would eventually stop doing things, or run out of the pleasure that comes with achievement, for no time limits means to neglect or disorder which we desire to achieve.
 
On the other hand immortal life itself,  to never age, or take to sickness or die, would give the self a position of recklessness or an uncaring view to how time proceeds , to jump from a plane without doubt, or bungee jumping from a cliff  a deep dive into the ocean, without truely experiencing the human form of emotions  that come with mortality
 
       If to be immortal would we Forfit the word human, in such a way of stating that because we cannot die the treatment towards another beings would also change, because we are Immortal  human and can die by the hands of another mortal,  we tend to hold a response of respect,  not to inflict death upon another in the form of malice.  If we were immortal our sense of being would also alter the fate of a mortal,  self harming suicide or early death from the difference of the living.
        In the argument of a monotonous world having  a negative effect upon the time rendered to an immortal extent, would one suffer the case of immortality itself, would life become an undesirable place, once achieving dreams and aspirations,  well actually yes, If one was to live forever in an immortal state, life itself would lack challenges and opportunities that we as mortals seek to gain, the fear of death for one, there would be no boundaries that stop the process of time, to be an immortal figure in a world at large of dangerous situations including poisonous animals,  and acts of violence,  tragedies and numerous clause,  would then ensure that the values of a human mortal would perhaps just disregard the qualities we uphold in life itself
A place of no fear or repression would in time subdue the basic nature of what it truely means to live, without neglect and other reckless behavior,
         On the subject of the immortal life, and that of the afterlife,  would it then without a doubt cause an insignificant amount of  trouble to the wau one might live, having no further expectations on how life would or wouldn’t proceed, if we were to lobe forever there would be no explanation to life
For nothing would ever change,  due the the mortality of a human the mind expands to the very nature of an afterlife,  and example of death and time proceeds or is obsolete in the form of an expression we are yet to endure or experience
          Having never died and lived to tell, one can only imagine their is an afterlife,  and explore the concept of another world, other than the one we first have lived.
 
       In the closing of my expression and interest in immortality  I too have much desired hope for an afterlife , immortality seems like a beautiful honour and a deep expression of interest,  although traveling the entire world, and explore the concept of life in other forms of everyday nature sounds like bliss, would we really run out of things to do, the culture of countries,  their ways of life,  the inhabitants to learn about,  and the fight for cures,  no one really wants to die being immortal would be on anybody’s mind, just to take away the fear and live beyond our own securities and grow furthermore as knowledge itself allows,  in a world of so much  knowledge  would  we in time exceed the amount available to us and create what is known as enlightened text , and furthermore would technology be so advanced having so much to me to achieve such things,  one might never know for sure, only time can tell.
To be immortal and never feel the sensation of death, the freedom in knowing that life it precious
           But expendable,  would not only alter the reality of life, but lesson the expectations of the human form.  For we are not promised life yet it is a given
To be experienced through the nature of living,  loving and dying. And if we live life dwell enough we are remembered for that life, in more ways than one. Becoming an immortal thought,  a love and a deep gratitude of knowing such a human.
 
           If to live a mortal life holds more valuable insights to the relationship with life itself,  aren't we truely by any means become  the keeper of measurable time, in a memorable date of living,  only to leave behind something great for the world to see, to touch and feel , a reality of life and in honour of death.
 
          Should we live forever in the values we uphold and the very nature of how we lived, to the extent of how we treated others in this life before death, which we achieved in a greatness of our mortality and the possibility to become immortal in the way of our future recognition,  the reason for life and the fate of our time in death,  like the immortal state of the greatest hero's to have walked this earth , none forgotten,  taught in history  to achieve great things in future life,  only when we live for others do we live for ourselves.
 
         If death and our  mortality we challenged by immortal life,  would we gradually cease peace amongst our living and would we have the resources to upkeep such a drastic change in our world, if all we're asking for immortal life
In the conception to never die, would we still have the same emotional take on life itself , for we are not born knowing death, but loving life and learn about death as it comes forth in its very nature of timing and state of being.