In the third soliloquy of Hamlet, Hamlet discusses whether life is worth living or not. He is not sure which is better, death or life. All the pain he feels inside are from all the problems he has or had. Some of those problems were love being rejected. Ophelia has rejected Hamlet's love for her, which makes him depressed. Also, how his mother, the queen, remarried only a few months after the death of her husband to her brother-in-law. Hamlet does not understand why she did this, and he thinks she should still be grieving. Due to all of these problems he had, he felt that life should not be worth living and thought about committing suicide. "But the dread of something after death, the undiscovered country, from whose bourn no traveler returns," (III, 1, L. 78-80, p. 124). Hamlet said that there is an after life in which who ever goes does not return. Such as when a person dies he does not return to life again. There are very, very few people who, in life today, actually do die for a few minutes or seconds but returns to life. .
I think our conscience does have plenty to do with our decisions we make in our lives. There are many people in the world whose consciences tell them to commit suicide or to decide whether to live or die. Sometimes our conscience makes us scared to take chances or risks. By taking chances is to make your life better or to do things you want in life. I think life is worth living, especially now. There are many opportunities people have to make a difference in their life and not everyone takes those chances. For example, someone is offered an amazing job that they qualify for and can make their life better. But that person does not take it because their conscience is telling them, they will not succeed. Consciences, many times, does hold you back from taking the chances you should take and not everyone should listen to their conscience if that risk is something good. .
This is day 0, out of the 16 years of his life. ... I have lived with depression for so many years of my life that it has become my life. ... I am here to say that life does not suck. ... Keep living no matter what anybody tells you. ... At that moment I saw who loved me, I saw what and who I was living for. ...
There are some advantages that result from the use of atomic energy but when deciding whether it is "worth the risks" the benefits must be weighed against the risks. ... Exposure to radiation can cause injury in the living tissues in humans, which can ultimately lead to things such as caner. ... This brings society with the huge danger of a nuclear war that could wipe out life as we know it. ... The threat also put on society with the fear of the use of nuclear weapons adds highly to the position that atomic energy is not worth the risks. ...
(5) Life rewards action. ... (6) Life is what it is. ... I learned you must stop living the Loser Laws and start living the real Laws of Life. ... "There are no shortcuts to any place worth going." ... "This is work living, we can say, since it is what we make it. ...
"For What It's Worth" The 60's and The Music The Chinese have a saying, " May you live in interesting times." In the sixties the world was living in interesting times. ... "For What It's Worth" written by Stephen Stills was such a son. It told the tale of the times in a way as to say, "For what it's worth, there's something happening here and you better beware." ... For what it's worth, sixties were interesting times. ...
Every time I come across the question "What is your reason for living", I get extremely frustrated because I don't really know what my reason for living is. ... I know we aren't supposed to use capital to measure someone's worth but If i don't have more money than my parents when I am older I will be considered a failure, well at least in my eyes. ... So the reason I am living is to pay my mother back for all she has done. ... I lived a great my life, my parents provided me with everything that I need and much more. ... But the loop hole is if I give my children a great lif...
It would seem that Daniels college degree was not worth it. ... The For the Strength of Youth booklet teaches, Education is an important part of Heavenly Fathers plan . . .the education you gain will be valuable to you during mortality and in the life to come. ... By working a full-time job earning minimum wage during the off-track semester a student can make approximately $10,000.Dave Ramseysuggests researching the costs of different school choices and of the different options for living and eating on and off campus. ... Although it would seem that Daniels college degree was not worth it....
Anton Foek helps us recognize human variety and confronts the challenges of living in a diverse world by focusing on the conflict and interactionalist perspective. ... Is it worth working to this extent for a couple bucks? ... Because of these inequalities Sunanta, who is almost bald and breathing heavily, believes that if she doesn't help the other workers, "her life will have had no meaning. Before she dies she wants to do something to help her friends and colleagues keep alive the dream of a better life- (p.219). ... Perhaps soon these women's "rights will be guaranteed and pa...
The American Dream: Is it worth it? ... In turn, the children will create a better life for their children and so on. ... Cleaver was given his American dream because he was the type of person that worked to earn his position in life. ... Men loose a sense of self worth when they set out to make a decent living for their family and fail because they cannot find a job that pays enough money. A sense of self worth is also lost when the father figure is not able to spend enough time with his children. ...
