Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

JWRM42 — Sun, 18 Mar 2007 22:52:44 GMT

WOW!!! An amazing video!!! Breath-taking. Good backround music. Everything was great.
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re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

Richard Alexander — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 02:40:18 GMT

My wife and i were involved in a auto accident about two and a half years ago. Let me just say, it wasn't our time to leave this earth that night. The gentlemen that hit us, broke his neck that night. We walked out with very minor injuries. People need to slow down and be aware of their surroundings when they are driving. Don't use your cell phone when driving. Pay attention. My wife freaks out when she see's cars speeding up behind her. Most people don't realize just how quickly your life could end. I did that night!

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

Ess Ess — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 22:34:52 GMT

"Help us get the message out to large numbers of people"? Why? We are pummeled with "shock shlock" day in and day out-- if it's not Fox News voyeuristic-get-off-on-it violence and mayhem, then it's most any other channel these days. Why spread more images of destruction? And the music is a real downer....

We've been a species on this planet long enough to already know that what you call "shocking accidents" occur all the time. We know death will occur too one day. If we need THIS kind of image-prompt (vis-a-vis this video) in order to be "glad to be alive", then we are indeed one numbed out population.

Well, fortunately, I don't believe that is fully true. There are many of us who are grateful for our lives--every day of it. And there are MANY, MANY other ways to spread that message of gratitude around, without resorting to yet another barrage of crash and burn images and scenarios, such that you show in this video.

Go out and capture images of this world's the beauty of nature that is still out there, the smile of a baby, the poignancy of our neglected elders, left alone in institutions, the joyfulness of children playing, the wonder of a tender relationship, the pathos of thousands of the homeless and refugee human beings wandering this earth, the enjoyment of friends gathering for a meal, the simplicity of families together, the innocence of an animal's behavior, the stark beauty of the night sky in the wilderness....So many images that can and do makes us appreciate our lives and be grateful for this gift of Life.

You know, we have just too much of a full plate of war and crime and violence and a-world-gone-mad feedback-- use your media creativity to help offset this unhealthy trend and TRULY affirm what is life-giving! The health of what we put in our minds is just as important as what we put in our mouths and on our bodies.

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

Carmela — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 21:17:01 GMT

I don't see how this video relates to taking care of your health,
but it does remind us about our mortality. I would think it would
put everything in a different perspective if we remembered this
in our daily life so that we would live in a more passionate and
loving way towards others and ourselves..Peace...and...Love.

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

Rett — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 19:05:18 GMT

Some parts of the video were just outrageous and some were beyond the control of humans. I understand that it does not matter if we have been to the mountain top and have seen the light, we are all still subject to the events that occur in this life. Good things happen to bad people and bad things happen to good people. Moses lives 120 years and his vision and strength were not weakened. None of us know the length of our years or what our end will be. I choose to do whatever I can to make today be the best for my health and well being. I praise our God and Heavenly Father who has the most awesome plans in store for his children. Rejoice for the Kingdom of God is coming and Jesus, His Son, will bring about a new heaven and a new earth. Hugs from Florida.

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

Kevin Hobby — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 19:02:56 GMT

Johann Sebastian Bach!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
S.D.G.
I.N.J.
Christus Coronabit Crucigeros

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

alm260 — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 17:06:14 GMT

Wow, makes you stop and think a minute. I'm truly grateful for a loving God who watches over me.

I did come to this page and it said that the video was no longer available to watch but then when I signed in to post a comment, it let me watch the video. Weird. I don't want to send this to my friends until it's fixed so they can watch it without having to sign up.

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

LM36 — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 15:24:42 GMT

This video depicts random life accidents which happen everyday. However, our health is not an accident...it is the cumulation of the choices that we make everyday. Choosing wrong foods will land you in the E.R. with a massive heart attack or years of smoking will have you hooked up to an oxygen tank. The bottom line is that our health is one area of life that we actually do have control over, it just takes discipline!

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

annapavlova42 — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 13:46:48 GMT

The realization that life is a precious gift, and taking unnessary chances to help shorten ones life, then yes, this video is an indication that anything can happen, at any given time.

Viewing life in a possitive picture, keeping your mind , body, spirit and soul healthy, this along will help prevent us from being victims.

To live your life the way you choose, you have to be a bit rebellious. You have to be willing to stand up for yourself. Dr Wayne Dyer.

Good habits, clean living, love, compassion, and continuing to educate yourself by helping others, as well as yourself, and living through natures law, will help extend your physical life and bring forth a beautiful
eternal life.

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

Tina3 — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 12:01:36 GMT

My end was very close a few years ago. Breast implants ruined my immune system and almost ended my life. I traded in perfectly good health for stupid big boobs I don't even have anymore. I wish I would have appreciated the good health that I had then, cause I really miss it now.
Tina

re: Where Will Your "End of the Road" Be?

Russ Bianchi — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 04:30:48 GMT

But for the GRACE of what Creator there may be , aka GOD, go we.

Peace, Tranquility, Prosperity & Most Importantly, Optimum Health, To All In 2007 & Beyond!!!

Russ