Charbel M. Tadros

Author, Website Designer at Brandpluss, Personality Development Coach, CEO at Future Academy, Immediate Past President of the Sydney Autism Community Lions Club. Media Manager at Oz Arab Media. President of AIM Association. 

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Death

Category Archives: Death

The Purpose of Life

This is the question that has baffled – and keeps baffling – billions of people worldwide. Almost every adult, from whatever race, gender, religion or political affiliation has wondered about why we exist. However, in the end, almost all of us agree that we will never know 100%, and the purpose of life will remain …

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Shattered Gods Chronicles #1: a new vision of creation

In the void of nothingness, pure love resided, yet it was nothing in itself for it had no target but itself. Thus, it had to create another. But it couldn’t do so, for it was everything. So, it broke itself into two. They called themselves Ahriman and Lucifer. Ahriman, in his obsession with order, created …

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God doesn’t care!

More wars have been fought over the one true god than about anything else… and in all cases, god never showed up and set things straight once and for all. This can be explained in many different ways: 1- The fact that god never interfered means that he just simply doesn’t exist, which is what …

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No One Dies in Vain

While there are countless ways to die, death always remains the one insurmountable human barrier that all people have to cross. Some people die of old age, others of cancer, other are stillborn, but in all these forms of death, there always is a purpose. In order to be able to understand the purpose of …

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Last Goodbye

If death were to knock my door tomorrow Would I leave a trail of dreadful sorrow Filled with regret, confusion and pain And pursuits which were extremely vain? If I were to leave this mortal world Would I leave affairs twisted and curled Complicated, hard and mysterious And yet so very serious? If I were …

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