With our limited understanding, often we do not agree with the time and the place and the manner in which men come and go. We see many live and prosper, who, according to our way of thinking may not deserve to do either. We see many die, who, in our judgment, have earned the right to live and whose presence among us is sorely needed. And if, with our limited perspective and understanding, we were called upon to give an explanation of the pattern of life and death as it daily takes shape before our eyes, we might be led to conclude that in it all there is lack of purpose, lack of justice, lack of consistency.

Life and death can indeed seem unpredictable and unfair from our limited human perspective. It is challenging to comprehend the reasons behind who thrives and who perishes. Despite our struggles to find meaning, perhaps acceptance of this inherent uncertainty is a part of our journey towards understanding the greater mysteries of existence.