Because we can only "understand" via experience? Is YOUR concept of limitless limited? Probably not, because you have experienced other, more awesome things via deep meditation.
That's why the concept of death is so difficult and complicated to fathom. Most of us do not remember dying and thus we cannot process that information.
People are people, they have an entity, living beings, they have an identification. Objects are dead, inanimated, to give them names is to upgrade them to a status they don´t have, they are dead.It is also a mark of alianation, to state an afiliation, an emotional link to an object, it´s a bad sign albeit a common one. That a dog is given a name is adequate, to give one to a car, a sofa, a spoon or to some other meaningless piece of matter is not. This is not a reproval just a reminder.
Hubris is excessive pride and self-confidence. You are implying that a small mind can never free itself from its self-imposed prison of self-righteousness? I can see that in nearly every social media comment and it is not very encouraging for the future of humanity.
limitles'-limited? jimmy falls in a gap ; jenny asks - yalls at him : "does it hurt?" "no" ... 2 minutes later "does it hurt?" "no,yo"... 3-4 times like that, & jenny asks once again : "does it hurt?" ...&, jim yalls : "will ya just allow me to hit-the-ground first, yo?"
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That's why the concept of death is so difficult and complicated to fathom. Most of us do not remember dying and thus we cannot process that information.
I got the car after my former car, Mabon, was totaled.
jimmy falls in a gap ; jenny asks - yalls at him : "does it hurt?" "no" ... 2 minutes later "does it hurt?" "no,yo"... 3-4 times like that, & jenny asks once again : "does it hurt?" ...&, jim yalls : "will ya just allow me to hit-the-ground first, yo?"
christine ?
"car, a sofa, a spoon or to some other meaningless piece of matter..."
http://www.kapsenbergdesign.com/garden/byroses_bot.php
not even al bundy. :'(
pray-sign...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wars_of_the_Roses