Nf Fear Quotes

This Love” by Craig Armstrong “Everybody Hurts” by Jasmine Thompson “Till The End of Time” by A Boy and His Kite “Condemnation” by Depeche Mode “Unsteady” by X Ambassadors “Silent All These Years” by Tori Amos “Paralyzed” by NF “Sane” by Fear of Men “No Light, No Light” by

Ancient tombstone inscriptions are particularly fascinating. Many of them suggest that people expected death to be the end of the story, with no existence in any kind of great beyond. Today we are familiar with the funereal abbreviation “RIP” (“Rest in Peace”). Ancient Romans had something comparable, a seven-letter abbreviation that spoke volumes: “n.f. f. n.s. n.c.” When spelled out, it stands for non fui; fui; non sum; non curo, which means “I was not; I was; I am not; I care not.” The meaning is clear. There was no existence before birth. A person existed only after being born. After death there once more was no existence. And so the person could not be upset. The payoff: you have nothing to fear.