“Learning to die …?” It seems nonsense to say that death, that unknown, can be the object of learning. However, Socrates said that we don’t really have wisdom until we learn to die, and  Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592) cites the Roman orator and philosopher: “Cicero said that philosophy is nothing but to prepare for death.”  Of course this is not always thinking of death in a morbid way, but that, before its inevitability, we can accept it with serenity, reviewing the values ​​and the way we live distinguishing the futile from the priority.  There are people who just reevaluate their way … Continue reading Reflections — Learning to die …?