I guess that once again our very old (ancient) way of saying
not only are true, but must come from very deep roots of understanding of our
human nature.
In fact when I said before here that to be in heaven might
be like an astronaut immersed in a pool to train with zero gravity, that isn't
the same at all than being in outer space for what astronauts usually do, isn't
at all correct, in fact we say - since ever - to live life to the fullest and
we say this to impress in our brain and memories the exact feeling (or memory
of it) we experience while doing something we love to do.
As a matter of fact, in example I still have very vivid
memories of my motor crossing (like the smell of the ground ripped up by the
"dented tires" of my bike) or when as a young teenager about my
skiing on winter times (being frigidly cold and the pain of wearing ski-boots
all day long).
In other words the more you can do what you like and the
more you love doing it, the better your memories of it can be projected when in
heaven (IF you truly go there....)
I must admit that all of my memories of skiing (especially
in fresh snow), scuba diving (wear my beloved special diving suit and my
concentration with the underwater total silence), playing my piano (I can still
feel on my fingers the little resistance of pressing on the keys) make me sure
and determined that once I'll die for good I'll be in my own heaven with all
the real feelings that my brain still has and will project very precisely to
enjoy my eternity .
- http://personalexcellence.co/blog/101-ways-to-live-your-life-to-the-fullest/
- http://www.inc.com/quora/want-to-live-life-to-its-fullest-do-these-10-things-before-you-re-30.html
- http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/keywords/live_life.html
- http://www.wikihow.com/Live-Life-to-the-Fullest
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