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                     To despise death

  It is very difficult to despise death. To despise death, one must be determined. Death is despised not by despair but by determination. Despising death is the last stage of determination. He who is not determined to starve, does not have the courage to die. He who does not dare to lose honor, does not have the ability to despise death. He who is unwilling to get sick, does not think about death at all. By the way, success is not healthy without pain. Peace without conflict lacks openness. Work without challenge is not sustainable and progressive. Bread without fatigue is not tasty. Satiety without hunger is unable to offer feeling. Gain without loss is meaningless.

 To despise death, a human being must first experience these things. He must allow himself to be sick. He must endure hunger. He must be tempted by temptation. He must be ready to lose. He must be able to decide to be despised. He must go through suffering. When he passes through these life lines, he develops a strong love for truth. His value for faith or loyalty increases. He bows down to love. His vision of the purpose of life is properly shaped. He is built on humanity. He grows in morality. He is committed to justice. He becomes a strong defender of human rights. He becomes a mature person who feels responsible for his own and other people's lives. He becomes a light that fights for the freedom of all mankind. Then he gains the courage to despise death.

 Love, truth, faith, freedom, these things have a high value in human life. In the past, today, and in the future, they are always dear and never defiled. He who despises love defiles himself. He who despises truth falls and remains. He who defies faith is humiliated. He who attacks freedom ends in slavery. Love honors. Truth sets free. Faith makes one more than death. Freedom brings peace and happiness. Despising death is the result of respecting love, loving truth, living faith, and knowing freedom.

 The precious values ​​that a person pays for until death are love, truth, faith and freedom. It is very difficult to imagine life without them. Surprisingly, it is also difficult to build a life with them. It is difficult to live without them, and it is also difficult to live with them. But here is the difference, the problem that arises without them is bitter. The problem that arises with them is sweet. The problem that a person faces by despising love is insoluble. Even if there is a solution, it does not save, but kills. If he faces a problem about love, it is solved. The solution does not harm, but benefits. It does not destroy life, but corrects it. Being hurt about love is honor. But despising love is ended with humiliation.

Truth is like love, it costs saccrification at first, but it pays off handsomely in the end. The difficulty of facing the truth leads to great heights.

 The trouble that arises from abandoning the truth is a downward journey. The honor that is gained by abandoning the truth is temporary. The honor that is gained by clinging to the truth is eternal. Whether a person lives with the truth or not, he will face trouble. It is better for him to suffer for the truth than to live comfortably without the truth. The trouble of truth is a gift but not a curse. The trouble that arises from abandoning the truth is not a blessing but a curse. Therefore, let us pay a price for the truth, rather than abandoning the truth for something that is worthless.

 Faith is like love and truth. It is tested first and rewarded in the end. Faith trial is a ladder but not a stumbling block. It takes you up but does not throw you down. But the trial that comes from denying faith is not a ladder but a stumbling block. It throws you down from a height. The joy that faith creates is permanent. But the joy that comes from denial is very short like dwarf tree. The joy is not constant but fleeting. When you say it is, it disappears, when you say it is not, it appears. Because the source is not right, the joy loses its order. The joy that has order, the joy that is not overcome by suffering, is in faith.

 Freedom is the result of respecting love, holding fast to truth, and living faith in moderation. Freedom is possible only with love, truth, and faith. A person can pay a lot of money for a precious object, but he will never give up his life or soul. For example, he will not give his life for gold. He will not give up his soul for a diamond.

 But for freedom he pays the price even to death. He gives up his soul. He gives his life without hesitation. Freedom means being able to lead one's life independently, while being subject to the common law. It means accepting full responsibility for one's life. Freedom is not to violate the law of nature, but on the contrary, to fulfill it carefully. The true nature of man is his freedom. If freedom is the nature of man, then to oppose nature and the law of nature is not freedom. That is why man's blood boils when his freedom is violated. Because freedom is the precious gift given to man by nature.

When a person understands the value of freedom, he becomes brave in the face of death, despising death. The price of freedom is not paid in money, but in love, truth and faith. Love, truth and faith are the forces that make a person a hero in the face of death. Those who can despise death are those who live for freedom in love, truth and faith

  "Love, truth, faith and freedom are the forces that conquer death."