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In the grave world of Kalyug, the value of life has been reduced. There are accident-prone emotions, natural calamities, and so much more that risk human lives today. Be it a massive airplane crash or a wildfire, the uncertainty of Life is increasing day by day. The massive damage that happens due to unexpected deaths is unexplainable. It is difficult to comprehend what the families of people who lost their lives might be feeling. In a sensitive time, it is important to support one another. Grieving becomes very important because if we don’t express it, we suppress it. Suppressing emotions leads to burnout, which later affects us. news — a plane crash somewhere, a young actress passing away suddenly from a heart attack. Someone who was smiling just hours ago is suddenly… gone. These events shake us to our core.And that’s exactly where today’s conversation begins. We’re living in an age that feels uncertain and unstable.There was a time when death seemed linked to old age, illness, or tragic accidents. But now?It comes uninvited, without knocking on the door.A heart suddenly stops beating, a plane disappears without warning, a life is lost in a split second on the road.It truly feels like life has turned into a glass bottle — delicate, unpredictable, ready to shatter at any moment. When we lose someone close to us suddenly, the pain is indescribable.It’s hard to believe that the person who was just beside us… is no longer here.Our mind keeps replaying the last time we saw them, the last thing we said.So many words are left unsaid.So many relationships end without a goodbye.We regret not saying more… not hugging one last time. But friends, the real question is — how do we deal with such grief?How do we stand up when the ground beneath us disappears? The first step is to accept the truth.Yes, this has happened. And yes, it’s affecting you.It’s okay to feel broken.Suppressing the pain only makes it worse.Cry. Talk. Reach out to someone and say — “I’m not okay.”That is the first step toward healing. We often think being strong means staying silent, not crying, not showing emotion.But real strength lies in accepting your emotions.You’re not alone.There are people around you who will understand your pain, who are ready to listen.And if you don’t have anyone close — seek help from a counselor, a helpline, or an online support group.Seeking help is not weakness — it is wisdom. Now, let’s talk about living.These sudden losses remind us of one powerful truth: none of us is immortal.So why not live every breath, every moment, to the fullest? Have you ever truly felt the sunlight on your face?Have you ever called a friend out of the blue just to say, “I miss you”?Have you eaten a meal with your phone aside and truly savored each bite? Friends, the real meaning of life is hidden in these small moments we often ignore.It’s not about living long, it’s about living fully.Live each day as if it were your last.Meet people as if it’s the first or the final time.Give time to your family.Nurture your dreams.And don’t suppress your desires. And yes — express your love.Tell the ones you love that you love them.Forgive those who hurt you.Life is too short for grudges.Sometimes, the fear of death teaches us the art of truly living — if we let it. Before I end this episode, I want to leave you with one line:“Death reminds us that time is limited, so make every moment priceless.” We can carry the lessons without wrapping ourselves in sorrow.And maybe, just maybe, that makes us better human beings. As we part today, I’ll just say this —Live your life in a way that if it ends suddenly one day, there are no regrets… only memories of a life well-lived. Keep Reading Foramz for your daily dose of moral support. Listen to this blog in audio form on our youtube channel Social Republic.