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Quotes about Mortality

Such sins, even if they do not kill all grace in us, do harm, nevertheless; and though they are only venial in themselves, they make us apt, ready, and inclined to lose grace and to fall into mortal sin.
— Johannes Tauler
This will wreck you! Today, treat everyone you meet as if they're going to be dead by midnight. extend all the kindness and understanding you can, and do it with no thought of any reward.
— Ted Dekker
Most people die twice: first when they give up on life, and finally when Death comes to take what's his.
— Ted Dekker
Our bodies, our relationships, our lives. We're terrified of losing those things because we think they make us who we are. Fear of loss keeps it all in place. Dying means letting go of all of it, our entire life in the world, to know ourselves beyond the images and relationships apparent in this world.
— Ted Dekker
Most people die twice: first when they give up on life, and finally when Death comes to take what's his.
— Ted Dekker
That death isn't death. It's not the end because we aren't just our minds or our bodies. We're far more than just physical beings having a spiritual experience. We're spiritual beings having a temporary physical experience.
— Ted Dekker
Remember that when you leave this earth, you can take with you nothing that have received--only what you have given.
— St. Francis Of Assisi
Everyone shares the handicap of mortality. Our individual physical, emotional, and spiritual failures are but symptoms of this disease.
— Henri Nouwen
Learning how to die has something to do with living each day in full awareness that we are children of God, whose love is stronger than death.
— Henri Nouwen
Our lives can indeed be seen as a process of becoming familiar with death, as a school in the art of dying. I do not mean this in a morbid way. On the contrary, when we see life constantly relativized by death, we can enjoy it for what it is: a free gift.
— Henri Nouwen
If that is true, then the real question for me as I consider my own death is not: how much can I still accomplish before I die, or will I be a burden to others? No, the real question is: how can I live so that my death will be fruitful for others?
— Henri Nouwen
We live a short period of time in this world, but we live it according to the laws of eternal life.
— Henry David Thoreau