Corinthians 15:26

And the last enemy to be destroyed is death.

When we we think of new beginnings we think that the old has died to make way way for the new. While is true for so many things such as the birth of children and the passing of the elderly. But was is a new beginning other than the continuation of that which composes a cycle? Here we all are trying to determine what place we hold in this vicious cycle we call life. And little do we know that we are the cycle. We are that thing that makes our limited world go round. And little do we know that it is all worth it but we so often fail to see that worth. 

The value of life is not found in death. It’s the little things that make life worth living and the big things that give us the scope to dream bigger. Defeat death? We don’t need to defeat death, we need to make our lives bigger so that when death does come for as, as it surely does for all, that we will have lived a worthy life that once gone we will leave a legacy that is more than fear and hatred. Death is the scope through which we view life. If we were immortal then what good is life? We would have no basis for comparison.

Death in a few texts has been viewed as the true immortal which can never die unless all was dead. Death is not the last enemy to be defeated. Without death humanity would not feel the need to fear, love, and experience. Death teaches us lessons on how to become more than what we were, are, and what we can become. Death is an ally, a reminder. It is balance and Centrosymmetry. Thinking of death as an enemy is thinking of life as an enemy. Fearing death is fearing life.
Anything that can exist can cease to exist so to destroy death all things would come to an end and the state of all things would be as it was before the beginning.

There would only be the Void.