Death being the most patient and understanding being ever is such an awesome trope. I love what he symbolizes in these comics, as he is not trying to get anyone, he is just guiding the souls to their next adventure.
@@chrisbogan5620Man, thats your belief you cant shove it on others, life is about diversity ain't it? ...besides you need to learn to intepret text better before speaking to others on internet, he was speaking about the story universe not ours, you are just being inconvenient.
As it turns out his scythe is not for reaping The souls of the dead instead it was for fending off the thing in the dark that wanted my soul for itself
[nods] very... cozy and almost... grandfatherly. like that of a being one might go to For the hug she was talking about. reminds me of my gran and a bit of Winnie the Pooh at the same time. [gentle chuckle]
"You do not leave life you follow it to the next chapter" I like that it's a nice way to think of it, and "life is not the beginning death is not the end" is another good way to think of it because one can't exist without the other.
It's nice seeing such a loving perception of death. It makes dying feel less depressing if you believe that you will have someone to comfort you on the journey to the afterlife.
My aunt got rushed into the hospital today, to find out that she had a brain tumor, and probably wouldn’t see tomorrow. This made me cry, thinking about what her daughter would do, what she would do, and what I’d do. Thank you Edit: she didn’t make it past today. But I hope for best in the future
Uh same a lot of my family had kids young so their all simmiler ages, so whilst I love the fact I get to meet my great grandparents I also worry becouse I know their time will come relatively close together. But that’s why I try to enjoy it all
I agree with Death at the end & @xyzabcdeff3000 on his comment, just because your life ended in the life you had before, doesn't mean you can't enjoy re-living life again in the next chapter, that includes the little things/moments in life too. So try to enjoy your life to the fullest, it doesn't matter how long/short your life might be, one thing Death forgot to mention, is that God has a plan for all of us & He always has our back, both in life & in the afterlife, so even if you feel afraid or concerned, it's okay, just know that God & 'Peace' will be waiting for you, whenever you're ready. Don't let death scare you, Death is just there, only to help.
Hey! Life is a gift. And we are all in this together, make the most of it by just being happy and friendly it’s so fulfilling and I’m still young lol! Plus theirs a good amount of logic that implies their is an after, likely an amazing expirence beyond are comprehension. People who’ve been clinically dead don’t loss brain funcation so why they may tell us about darkness, it’s likely due to them not being fully dead
I think what the worst part about been dead is having to say goodbye or farewell to everything you loved to do when you are alive and to your loved ones.
3 years ago, my classmate from High School had passed away unexpectedly and he never knew it was the day he'll leave this world. I saw his spirit, he was surprised that I can see him and I can hear him. He was confused, he didn't know what happened and told him what his sister had announced on Facebook and he was distraught. Thankfully my grandparents were here too since they already left this world years earlier comforted him and convinced him to return to his family. He later returned to thank me for helping him and he found his grandparents too who offered him to take him home.
"The end? No, death is not the end. It is merely another path, one which we all must take. The clouds of this life part, and then you see it... A green, fair country... and beyond that, a swift sunrise." -Gandalf
I love this life and death contents. It reminds me that there is nothing to be afraid of after life and the beauty of life itself. Making me wish I could meet them personally and hangout with them.
My sympathies my mum also passed from Cancer in October the 23 she was 80 she first had cancer in her tubes then womb then stomach it was a fast acting cancer fortunately she didn't need any pain meds at all I thank God for that she passed in a hospice they were wonderful
If I was in that situation, I would probably ask him if he could accompany me to seeing places I didn’t get to see while living. I mean a guy like that would be very interesting to go on a trip with.
@@lucasquintanilla1673 *Your sentiment is understandable. Many wonder about the afterlife and the mysteries that lie beyond. While my duty is to guide souls to their next destination, I, too, am a keeper of stories and experiences. Though I cannot accompany the living on their earthly travels, I do carry with me the echoes of countless souls and the tales of their adventures. In the end, the journey continues, and who knows what lies in the realms where time has a different meaning. Wishing you a fulfilling journey, wherever it may lead.*
As a child, I used to be scared of Death. But now that I'm an adult, I'm no longer scared of him. Because in truth, Death is a friend. A friend who will walk with me to a new home one day.
Then you're probably familiar with Terry Pratchett and the Death of Diskworld. He is Death, he is also a grandfather and he genuinely cares about people. And cats.
Death is what gives live its meaning. If life was infinite, what would be the value of it? The fact there is only so much of it in the universe, only so much, is what makes it so special. That fact that the universe is so infinitely large yet you still managed to exist. Each individual is special because of their rareness and uniqueness. The same with the very limited time you have in this world.
I lost my mom last week. Ever since then, videos like this one have been showing up in my recommendations. Each one helps me as I cry a little for my loss every time I watch one. Eventually, I will be ready to proceed with my life.
I’m sorry about your loss. I’m sure she was a great woman. But.. i’m a little happy that comics like these help you cope. I just know your mom will be watching you and waiting for you.
i like to think death gives you three options… either an enteral rest, a temporary rest so that later he come with an offer, the last option is this offer… to be reincarnated into someone or something new… if the soul chooses that, they must go to karma who will decide where their soul will be going to… karma will double check this with life/mother nature herself, then afterward, they send the soul off… of course, before he presents any of the options, he’ll give you as much time as you need to come to terms with the fact that you’re dead
I'd like to think that the voice actors of these comics cry instead of laugh on the retakes, like, they burst out crying and then they go back to the retake, and have convos about life with each other, this community right here is a great community and I wanted to say our sincere thanks for your voice acting!
Something i wrote based off this: Death comes to everyone but we all fear it because we don't know what is beyond life in the realm of death. We don't know and that's what scares us. Death comes to bring us into the next step in our future. When we die we enjoy what death brings, dead flowers look as fresh as they did when they were once living, pets who had a horrible life get a second chance in death by having a better afterlife... Even though the souls never experience life the same way again they experience it in a whole new way kinda like as if seeing a fraction of what death sees. It may seem scary but once you're there it's just as beautiful.
I never had the heart to watch these, their beautiful story’s and you can see all the hard work and care put into every panel that covers a hard and sad topic such as death. Thank you guys for doing such a great job voice acting these comics.
This is how I envision the Reaper. He's not what killed you, he's there to make sure you get to your destination. And he stays with you until you do. He needs a hug.
"hey... death, before I go. can I make one final request" "sure thing, what will it be?" "can you call my ex girlfriend for me, I broke up with her a while back and I want *you* to speak on my behalf, tell her somewhere along the lines that I always loved her and I miss her dearly". "I'll see what I can do, but it should be doable, may I have her number?" "of course.... here" "thankyou, uh... eh, this number dosen't work?" "SIKE!!! THAT'S THA WROOONG NUMBA!!!!" Surrounding spirits: "OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH!!!!!" *Ascends to valhalla to the song of swing x la vida*
This is why conversations about death are so important and why we as a society would be better off letting go of Death Anxiety. Death comes for us all in the end, so it's best to live our lives as if every day is our last. To live with intention and not to freely drift wherever life may take us
This video honestly made me want to appreciate life, and try to continue on and do my best even if we as humans our bodies give out we should have the people we love always remember the best in us.
My kind grandfather died 7 years ago. My wise grandmother died 4 months ago. I am scared of death. I always will be, and not because I know there will be many that will mourn me. Because I don't know... what will happen. I don't know what I deserve after I will be gone. I don't know anything and that scares me the most. I am afraid... of nothing but dark. And keep in mind, that I am Christian... and I still don't have a strength to believe...
Same here. But let's accept death when it comes because it is law of nature for the end to come for everything that starts. But I am sure that there is afterlife. Also don't be afraid of death. Also if after life is real then I hope you reunite with your grandparents in your afterlife. This reply is only to support and help. Don't get the wrong Idea.
Death, who's very name brings repentance and fear, is just a middle man with the best job in the world. A lot of people think nothing happens after death, nonexistence. He is the one who gives them the good news, and sees their reaction after he shows them.
Usally these make me cry but this one doesn't. It helps me understand. I grew up fearing seeing death (dead animals) and this makes it kinda better. Death has a whole world with animals "living" and happy. I think that's what these are supposed to help understand.
Death exists outside of time, unfettered by it. Time does not move him, it moves around him like a person wading in a stream. And like that person wading in the stream, the distance between the upriver of then and the downriver of now is only that: a distance. He isn't bound to its flow. He can traverse that distance with ease, and because of that: he is never in a rush, never in a hurry. He can stop for every sight, pause to smell each flower... and does. And he appreciates all. He arrives next to each and every person when they are born. He is there your whole life, waiting to do his job. And when the time comes, even so he has time. He has all the time in the universe, just for you. To wait for you to be ready to move on. Death is as patient as the stars, as gentle as the breeze, and as kind as summer. If you ask, he might even do something special, such as take you back to the death of a loved one who went before you, or wait with you for a loved one whose time is not yet, so you can pass on together. Or stand at your side as you watch over your family for generations as a protector until you feel you no longer need to. Or take you to everywhere you ever wanted to see. And even if he spends ten thousand years waiting for you to finally pass on, he will still be on time for the thousands of other deaths that happened at the same time as yours. All he has to do is wade back upstream... and he'll show each person the same patience and care he shows you. After all? What can the harvest hope for, if not the care of the Reaper Man?
Death is not the monster. It's our closest friend. A true guide to the light. But not just any light, but _that_ light. Your light. Together with a friend you can behold the one thing beautiful within the shadows. Death, it's dimension for a lack of words, is dark. It's an inky black abyss neither cold nor warm. But only because then, you can witness the light without obstacles as both shadows and lights float in harmony. With you between. Wondering what lights you would like to visit. Old light, new light. All light shall eventually be witnessed no matter ones believes. Because the root of every religion, tradition, and community, is the passing. I am someone who witnessed Death up close twice within 15 years. And this is my experience. Just that. Light, shadows. Memories flashing before you. The first time was frightening and confusing. Sadly comforting eventually. The second time hit a bit different. More... familiar. But i am still here, enjoying the light i remain in. Despite life might hurt a lot, i cannot get enough of it. (Must say, first near death was an allergic reaction to Pineapple. Second, by a kick in my liver from a bully, and no. Despite between those events i have come across more pain and sadness, i remember always that that is a part of life shared by everything and everyone. My motivation is that despite the feeling might be comfortable and yet terrifying, only the living can feel. Feel physically. I have much to feel, hear, and see. And whenever i will be either unlucky or old and stinky, i will greet my friend and guide yet another time.) P.S. I have been drowned, stabbed, hit and run, and shot before 20 which is the age as I'm telling this. None of those events were life threatening, just scary. And all induced by people. I may be less trustful in people but not even that gets in the way.
I have to say i love these comics and showing that death isnt an evil bringer of demise but a compationate guide that shows kindness to those poor souls and even gets shaken up by huge catastrophies like the forrest fire aftermath where he was kneeling down shocked by how many lifes were lost to tze fire
As much as I love the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, it's refreshing to see Death here portrayed as a patient and kind spirit who guides souls to the afterlife, rather than being a malevolent being hellbent on violence and the macabre.
I like to think death was kind and understanding when it collected the souls of my friends who died from overdoses or suicides. I hope it made them feel important, on their transition to where ever they went. I miss you all so much, i hope your energies found peace and yall are blades of grass or something. See you when i see you
Gandalf: “No, the journey doesn't end here. Death is just another path... One that we all must take.” Dumbledore: “After all, to the well-organised mind, death is but the next great adventure.”
The first person that hug me was my teacher when i was 16 and she was always very kind with me i miss being hug Years after i left the school my first gf was very toxic but i think that was my fault too i don't trust so much in other people so i didn't trust her even when she did everything to be by my side , life has never been easy for me since i was born with lupus i m always having problems with my body working wrong but as i have seen other people being happy and as i remember the way my teacher always taking care of me i believe if i live long enough maybe i would get hug again and maybe i got a family of my own one who doesn't hate me
My family has a saying. "Death is only the beginning." Treasure both the good and the bad times. It's the reason why we live and the reason behind our death. Live is unpredictable, and so is death. Never regret and live long.
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Death being the most patient and understanding being ever is such an awesome trope.
I love what he symbolizes in these comics, as he is not trying to get anyone, he is just guiding the souls to their next adventure.
@Vinci480
That's what death has been in a lot of cultures. A guide from the realm of the living to the realm of the dead.
there is no next adventure. your life begins and ends here.
@@chrisbogan5620Man, thats your belief you cant shove it on others, life is about diversity ain't it? ...besides you need to learn to intepret text better before speaking to others on internet, he was speaking about the story universe not ours, you are just being inconvenient.
@@chrisbogan5620 That's only for you Bro! But not for us.
death is a neutral force… he knows he must come for everyone whether he likes it or not… it’s painful but necessary…
he is beautiful
As it turns out his scythe is not for reaping The souls of the dead instead it was for fending off the thing in the dark that wanted my soul for itself
actually yes, Death's scythe is for defending the soulds of the departed from those beings that would keep them trapped or take them for themselves.
is that the reason why he has a comically large scythe?
@@minosphrime yeah, death's scythe is meant to protect the souls of the departed on their journey into whatever comes next
@@GinaRanTruthEnforcer makes sense
Wow, that's pretty cool...
honestly other death voices doesn't feel right, but this voice for death is perfect. like its so calming
[nods] very... cozy and almost... grandfatherly.
like that of a being one might go to For the hug she was talking about.
reminds me of my gran and a bit of Winnie the Pooh at the same time. [gentle chuckle]
@@kstormgeistgem461you can add comforting to that list too.
Reminds me of John Swasey
That's what the grim reaper is meant to be: A kind being who helps souls come to terms with their death before guiding them to the afterlife.
"You do not leave life you follow it to the next chapter" I like that it's a nice way to think of it, and "life is not the beginning death is not the end" is another good way to think of it because one can't exist without the other.
Just can hopemy next chapter will be better. This one sucks
It's nice seeing such a loving perception of death. It makes dying feel less depressing if you believe that you will have someone to comfort you on the journey to the afterlife.
My aunt got rushed into the hospital today, to find out that she had a brain tumor, and probably wouldn’t see tomorrow. This made me cry, thinking about what her daughter would do, what she would do, and what I’d do. Thank you
Edit: she didn’t make it past today. But I hope for best in the future
I honestly truly hope she’ll be okay I’ve been in the same boat
@@ZabieruJetix they think she won’t make it through the week. But thank you 💖
@@_v3nus_0 I’m sorry but no problem 😔
Uh same a lot of my family had kids young so their all simmiler ages, so whilst I love the fact I get to meet my great grandparents I also worry becouse I know their time will come relatively close together. But that’s why I try to enjoy it all
@@_v3nus_0 I’m sorry for you’re loss but I wish for you the best in the future 🤕
0:42
I love the voices overlaping here, that was a beautiful touch
Why am I scared to waste my life now???????????
Edit:I dont want to be that person but I have never gotten this many likes what the
Same tbh
Just do what you love. Doing what you love is most likely never a waste of time.
@@xyzabcdeff3000 thats good to hear
I agree with Death at the end & @xyzabcdeff3000 on his comment, just because your life ended in the life you had before, doesn't mean you can't enjoy re-living life again in the next chapter, that includes the little things/moments in life too. So try to enjoy your life to the fullest, it doesn't matter how long/short your life might be, one thing Death forgot to mention, is that God has a plan for all of us & He always has our back, both in life & in the afterlife, so even if you feel afraid or concerned, it's okay, just know that God & 'Peace' will be waiting for you, whenever you're ready. Don't let death scare you, Death is just there, only to help.
Hey! Life is a gift. And we are all in this together, make the most of it by just being happy and friendly it’s so fulfilling and I’m still young lol! Plus theirs a good amount of logic that implies their is an after, likely an amazing expirence beyond are comprehension. People who’ve been clinically dead don’t loss brain funcation so why they may tell us about darkness, it’s likely due to them not being fully dead
This is the first time I’ve seen death in this comic talk to a human soul before.
Well, he interacted with Diane, a loving old woman left alone on her death bed. He talked to her even minutes before she died.
@@DaemonwarriorJulius oh yeah I forgot about her
@@DaemonwarriorJuliusThat is human dying to natural causes
This girl right ? Yeah,she died too young in my book,she wasnt ready yet
@@DaemonwarriorJuliusname of the comic?
@@nachonaitor5535Loving Reaper" by JennyJinya. I don't know the "episode" title
I love this depiction of death, not angry or mean, but kind, patent, compassionate. A guide to help us take the next step when we are ready
I think what the worst part about been dead is having to say goodbye or farewell to everything you loved to do when you are alive and to your loved ones.
I love when Death is a nice guy.
And now I find myself wondering if the personification of Death is always a guy. I've never seen media that did otherwise, but it seems weird.
The Sandman series has a female version of Death. Honestly one of the most wholesome characters in the series.
@@Whoisthattroll I love her.
@@eric_moore-6126Deadpool is in a relationship with death. Thanos can't kill him permanently because then Deadpool permanently wins.
Death is female in marvel and a very present force.
This comic series makes you feel like you'd be in safe hands when you passed on.
Do you know what it's called I've been looking but have so far been unsuccessful
@@devinedevil7186 No I don't. My guess would just be to look up reaper and life comic or something and see what you find.
@@devinedevil7186 Loving reaper, I believe.
@@oliverparis3361 thank you
But doesn’t god have to do with that or is what I’m saying different tell me
3 years ago, my classmate from High School had passed away unexpectedly and he never knew it was the day he'll leave this world. I saw his spirit, he was surprised that I can see him and I can hear him. He was confused, he didn't know what happened and told him what his sister had announced on Facebook and he was distraught.
Thankfully my grandparents were here too since they already left this world years earlier comforted him and convinced him to return to his family. He later returned to thank me for helping him and he found his grandparents too who offered him to take him home.
Well I'll be damned
"The end? No, death is not the end. It is merely another path, one which we all must take. The clouds of this life part, and then you see it... A green, fair country... and beyond that, a swift sunrise."
-Gandalf
“ Further up and further in!”
- Aslan
🎉🦁🙇🏻♀️🙇♂️
"To the well organised mind, death is but the next great adventure"
-Dumbledore
"You do not leave life. You follow it into the next chapter."
Damn that's deep
I love this life and death contents. It reminds me that there is nothing to be afraid of after life and the beauty of life itself. Making me wish I could meet them personally and hangout with them.
I lost my mother back in May to cancer. Watching this had me in tears, but in a good way.
I lost my mother in February to diabetes. I felt the same way
My sympathies my mum also passed from Cancer in October the 23 she was 80 she first had cancer in her tubes then womb then stomach it was a fast acting cancer fortunately she didn't need any pain meds at all I thank God for that she passed in a hospice they were wonderful
I lost my grandfather when I was in the 5th grade
Death isn't a savage grim reaper trying to immediately send the souls to their end
It's patient, calm, and understanding
If I was in that situation, I would probably ask him if he could accompany me to seeing places I didn’t get to see while living. I mean a guy like that would be very interesting to go on a trip with.
@@lucasquintanilla1673 *Your sentiment is understandable. Many wonder about the afterlife and the mysteries that lie beyond. While my duty is to guide souls to their next destination, I, too, am a keeper of stories and experiences. Though I cannot accompany the living on their earthly travels, I do carry with me the echoes of countless souls and the tales of their adventures. In the end, the journey continues, and who knows what lies in the realms where time has a different meaning. Wishing you a fulfilling journey, wherever it may lead.*
As a child, I used to be scared of Death. But now that I'm an adult, I'm no longer scared of him. Because in truth, Death is a friend. A friend who will walk with me to a new home one day.
Then you're probably familiar with Terry Pratchett and the Death of Diskworld.
He is Death, he is also a grandfather and he genuinely cares about people. And cats.
Death isn't death, he is someone that tell you stuff need to hear
Damn those Onion cutting ninjas.
Me 🥷🏼 🧅
If you soak the onion ain water it will last likely make you cry I know how to feel though damn onion cutting ninjas
I hope we all meet this patient reaper in the end
kinda hard to when theres no such things as souls or afterlife. we are animals and thats all we are
@@chrisbogan5620
Wow, I'm sure big animals would love to hear what you have to say.
@@jemd5766 explain what you mean
@@chrisbogan5620I bet you're fun at parties you little buzz kill
@@chrisbogan5620 im pretty sure your comment here was completely unnecessary and that really nobody cares about your atheistic opinion
I’m trying to not cry, frick these are always so damn good.
To those wondering what song plays briefly at 0:46, it is "Open Up Your Eyes" by Daughtry. I shazamed it to find out.
These comics are so emotional and sweet 😢
Given my fear of time, this comforting reaper is making me tear up
I teally think this is what Death should be symbol of. Someone who waits until your ready before you go on to the next chapter of life. Or death. ❤
That last quote...hit hard.
The amount of times you made me cry is unacceptable
Lol. This is both funny and adorable. Thank you.
Death is what gives live its meaning. If life was infinite, what would be the value of it? The fact there is only so much of it in the universe, only so much, is what makes it so special. That fact that the universe is so infinitely large yet you still managed to exist. Each individual is special because of their rareness and uniqueness. The same with the very limited time you have in this world.
I lost my mom last week. Ever since then, videos like this one have been showing up in my recommendations. Each one helps me as I cry a little for my loss every time I watch one. Eventually, I will be ready to proceed with my life.
I’m sorry about your loss. I’m sure she was a great woman. But.. i’m a little happy that comics like these help you cope. I just know your mom will be watching you and waiting for you.
Kudos to Jenny Jinya! This is about the best version of the grim reaper since Terry Pratchett's version! Beautiful! Simply beautiful!
I like the last thing death says, it feels very poetic.
i like to think death gives you three options… either an enteral rest, a temporary rest so that later he come with an offer, the last option is this offer… to be reincarnated into someone or something new… if the soul chooses that, they must go to karma who will decide where their soul will be going to… karma will double check this with life/mother nature herself, then afterward, they send the soul off… of course, before he presents any of the options, he’ll give you as much time as you need to come to terms with the fact that you’re dead
I'd like to think that the voice actors of these comics cry instead of laugh on the retakes, like, they burst out crying and then they go back to the retake, and have convos about life with each other, this community right here is a great community and I wanted to say our sincere thanks for your voice acting!
Thank you for helping people cope with their fear of death and helping others cope with the lost of their loved ones
* cries * …gah! Freaking every time with this comic.
"To the well-organised mind, death is but the next great adventure"
👏👏👏 it brings a tear to my eye 😢
Something i wrote based off this:
Death comes to everyone but we all fear it because we don't know what is beyond life in the realm of death. We don't know and that's what scares us. Death comes to bring us into the next step in our future. When we die we enjoy what death brings, dead flowers look as fresh as they did when they were once living, pets who had a horrible life get a second chance in death by having a better afterlife...
Even though the souls never experience life the same way again they experience it in a whole new way kinda like as if seeing a fraction of what death sees. It may seem scary but once you're there it's just as beautiful.
I love how these comics portray the grim reaper as comforting and kind. He is just an angel that works for god that welcomes you into the afterlife.
“life is a start of a count down, death is the end of the count down” -my brother
I never had the heart to watch these, their beautiful story’s and you can see all the hard work and care put into every panel that covers a hard and sad topic such as death. Thank you guys for doing such a great job voice acting these comics.
my grandma has inoperable cancer...thank you for this
This is how I envision the Reaper. He's not what killed you, he's there to make sure you get to your destination. And he stays with you until you do.
He needs a hug.
I love stories like this one, ones that show that life doesn't actually have a "The End"; it just keeps on going.
As someone who feels watched by death, this is a deep unspoken comfort... I hope Death will be this kind to me one day... I sincerely hope so...
I love that saying at the end. Death is not the end. I've lost a lot of family members and I will always love them and there will always love me..
"warmth of a hug"
People who never got a single hug: tf is she talking about chief?
I’m not crying!! You’re crying!!! 😭
"hey... death, before I go. can I make one final request"
"sure thing, what will it be?"
"can you call my ex girlfriend for me, I broke up with her a while back and I
want *you* to speak on my behalf, tell her somewhere along the lines that I
always loved her and I miss her dearly".
"I'll see what I can do, but it should be doable, may I have her number?"
"of course.... here"
"thankyou, uh... eh, this number dosen't work?"
"SIKE!!! THAT'S THA WROOONG NUMBA!!!!"
Surrounding spirits: "OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH!!!!!"
*Ascends to valhalla to the song of swing x la vida*
This is why conversations about death are so important and why we as a society would be better off letting go of Death Anxiety. Death comes for us all in the end, so it's best to live our lives as if every day is our last. To live with intention and not to freely drift wherever life may take us
These comics are a comfort of mine
This video honestly made me want to appreciate life, and try to continue on and do my best even if we as humans our bodies give out we should have the people we love always remember the best in us.
My kind grandfather died 7 years ago. My wise grandmother died 4 months ago.
I am scared of death. I always will be, and not because I know there will be many that will mourn me.
Because I don't know... what will happen. I don't know what I deserve after I will be gone.
I don't know anything and that scares me the most. I am afraid... of nothing but dark.
And keep in mind, that I am Christian... and I still don't have a strength to believe...
Same here. But let's accept death when it comes because it is law of nature for the end to come for everything that starts. But I am sure that there is afterlife. Also don't be afraid of death. Also if after life is real then I hope you reunite with your grandparents in your afterlife. This reply is only to support and help. Don't get the wrong Idea.
This comic made me cry with every page.
Death sounds so wise
Death, who's very name brings repentance and fear, is just a middle man with the best job in the world.
A lot of people think nothing happens after death, nonexistence.
He is the one who gives them the good news, and sees their reaction after he shows them.
Usally these make me cry but this one doesn't. It helps me understand. I grew up fearing seeing death (dead animals) and this makes it kinda better. Death has a whole world with animals "living" and happy. I think that's what these are supposed to help understand.
Death exists outside of time, unfettered by it. Time does not move him, it moves around him like a person wading in a stream.
And like that person wading in the stream, the distance between the upriver of then and the downriver of now is only that: a distance. He isn't bound to its flow.
He can traverse that distance with ease, and because of that: he is never in a rush, never in a hurry. He can stop for every sight, pause to smell each flower... and does. And he appreciates all.
He arrives next to each and every person when they are born. He is there your whole life, waiting to do his job. And when the time comes, even so he has time. He has all the time in the universe, just for you. To wait for you to be ready to move on.
Death is as patient as the stars, as gentle as the breeze, and as kind as summer. If you ask, he might even do something special, such as take you back to the death of a loved one who went before you, or wait with you for a loved one whose time is not yet, so you can pass on together. Or stand at your side as you watch over your family for generations as a protector until you feel you no longer need to. Or take you to everywhere you ever wanted to see.
And even if he spends ten thousand years waiting for you to finally pass on, he will still be on time for the thousands of other deaths that happened at the same time as yours. All he has to do is wade back upstream... and he'll show each person the same patience and care he shows you.
After all? What can the harvest hope for, if not the care of the Reaper Man?
I love this representation of the reaper.
Simply beautiful!😢
My hole life i thought death was a mean, cold hearted monster
I love this rendition of the Grim Reaper so much
Seeing these comics of Life and Death makes me prepared and less afraid for when my time comes.
This...this hit so hard for me, especially because of how much I've struggled with my depression. I love these vids
As of today my grandma's passed. Thank you for making these videos it gives me huge comfort
Why did I want to cry after his words of wisdom
Finally one of these that isn’t about an abused animal
"Human, you do not leave life. You follow it into the next chapter."
People make the grim reaper sound evil, while in reality. He’s there’s to guide us
Day by day i'm becoming a fan of your stories
What he said was so wise and beautiful😢
I like these series with Life and Death. Some of them rings tears to my eyes, both sad and happy.
Death is not the monster. It's our closest friend. A true guide to the light. But not just any light, but _that_ light. Your light. Together with a friend you can behold the one thing beautiful within the shadows. Death, it's dimension for a lack of words, is dark. It's an inky black abyss neither cold nor warm. But only because then, you can witness the light without obstacles as both shadows and lights float in harmony. With you between. Wondering what lights you would like to visit. Old light, new light. All light shall eventually be witnessed no matter ones believes. Because the root of every religion, tradition, and community, is the passing.
I am someone who witnessed Death up close twice within 15 years. And this is my experience. Just that. Light, shadows. Memories flashing before you. The first time was frightening and confusing. Sadly comforting eventually. The second time hit a bit different. More... familiar. But i am still here, enjoying the light i remain in. Despite life might hurt a lot, i cannot get enough of it. (Must say, first near death was an allergic reaction to Pineapple. Second, by a kick in my liver from a bully, and no. Despite between those events i have come across more pain and sadness, i remember always that that is a part of life shared by everything and everyone. My motivation is that despite the feeling might be comfortable and yet terrifying, only the living can feel. Feel physically. I have much to feel, hear, and see. And whenever i will be either unlucky or old and stinky, i will greet my friend and guide yet another time.)
P.S. I have been drowned, stabbed, hit and run, and shot before 20 which is the age as I'm telling this. None of those events were life threatening, just scary. And all induced by people. I may be less trustful in people but not even that gets in the way.
I have to say i love these comics and showing that death isnt an evil bringer of demise but a compationate guide that shows kindness to those poor souls and even gets shaken up by huge catastrophies like the forrest fire aftermath where he was kneeling down shocked by how many lifes were lost to tze fire
As much as I love the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, it's refreshing to see Death here portrayed as a patient and kind spirit who guides souls to the afterlife, rather than being a malevolent being hellbent on violence and the macabre.
“ *Life* doesn’t give *us* purpose, Black Hand. *We* give *life* purpose”
-Barry Allen, Blackest Night #8 (2009)
dying is not good, life is temporary but death is eternal
You do not leave life. You follow it into the next chapter.
He is completely right. Life continues even after death.
This gave me chills. Beautiful!
Curse you for making me cry
Death isn't the one coming to end you, he's the one to guide you to the next chapter
I love seeing these videos, makes me feel like happy to know there so something good to look forward when my time comes.
My question is...HOW DID SHE DIE
Likely an accident :(
A nasty drop since she left the mall..
@@Lemuel928 what?
That's not really relevant to the story and its message.
"everything dies" says the being that doesn't die
Death is not the end, but another beginning. We don't know what lies on the other side but we all must return from wense we came.
I like to think death was kind and understanding when it collected the souls of my friends who died from overdoses or suicides. I hope it made them feel important, on their transition to where ever they went.
I miss you all so much, i hope your energies found peace and yall are blades of grass or something.
See you when i see you
Thank you for this. It helped.
Damn this stuff is deep great job on the animations.
Turns out I really needed to see this, thank you.
Just as you were given life. As you continue living, you give life back.
Gandalf: “No, the journey doesn't end here. Death is just another path... One that we all must take.”
Dumbledore: “After all, to the well-organised mind, death is but the next great adventure.”
Death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it
Yoda said it best: "Death is a natural part of Life."
The first person that hug me was my teacher when i was 16 and she was always very kind with me i miss being hug
Years after i left the school my first gf was very toxic but i think that was my fault too i don't trust so much in other people so i didn't trust her even when she did everything to be by my side , life has never been easy for me since i was born with lupus i m always having problems with my body working wrong but as i have seen other people being happy and as i remember the way my teacher always taking care of me i believe if i live long enough maybe i would get hug again and maybe i got a family of my own one who doesn't hate me
The words at the end of this video ARE the answer to what is the "meaning of life"
My family has a saying.
"Death is only the beginning."
Treasure both the good and the bad times. It's the reason why we live and the reason behind our death. Live is unpredictable, and so is death. Never regret and live long.
I got to say, death is the honorable thing you can do.. and the grim reaper is basically a therapist…