I am writing a mini series of three writings on geometric morality philosophy. His name was taken from the opening statement of Spinoza's book, Ethica. I will write the views of famous thinkers on various concepts and situations and try to examine these views. And this content is last part of Geometric Morality.

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With the most general definition about death, we can said *to be the stop of biological functions that enable an organism to maintain its vital activities*. Death can happen for many reasons, but this is the place where the deaths that are found in this article are derived from philosophy rather than biological causes.

**Rule 1 :** Every living will be die. Life and death are in a mutualist relationship, as in many opposite concepts. Two different faces of a penny. Deaths allow new births to emerge, and each new born life opens its eyes to death in one of the days. This process is called lifetime. Born, live and die. On this basis we make evolutionary progress. Knowledge is transmitted, each new generation born mentally and physically more advanced than ever before. In short, death is necessary.

**Rule 2 :** Death is for living. Your life is limited by time, which makes it worthwhile. In this respect, people make sub-topics such as finding happiness, realizing their dreams, reaching their goals in limited time. It is also what makes you enjoy your life. Trying to overcome the obstacles that face in the circle of life and receive rewards for success.

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In my culture, every child entering the age of seven begins to be guided by a cultural "Retirement Program". This is a kind of invisible slavery. Children constantly; study, go to a good school, earn a good university, graduate with a good degree, make a good career, buy a good home and car, retire and die. It's a vicious cycle. Everyone is forced to live in this cycle. A standard Turkish child's life algorithm is sketchy unfortunately in this way. Unfortunately, this algorithm, which the "good" word passes through, is bad at heart. The limited life of our children; trying to program like a robot, running like a race horse, causing them to work in undesired professions, actually doing evil to them.

Yes ,money is important. But everything is not. And contrary to what's thought, winning is not a very difficult thing. It is inevitable that money and success will find you as long as you do what you love. 

> You desire death when you solve all your life's mystery. Because it's one of the mysteries of life.
**Halil Cibran**

Cibran's wrods is, I think a little **hedonistic** approach. The person who tastes all the pleasures of purpose will ultimately want to taste *death* as well. An inevitable end. If a person lives a spiritual life, he is less afraid of death. Death for a spiritual person means that the soul is freed from death. This person knows that what he lives can not be destroyed. Only those who are alive are afraid of death. Those who always put off what they want to live.

I think the best preparation for death is to lead a good life. Because death is like a mirror placed at the end of the road. As you zoom closer, the mirror will always show us again. What we have done, what we have experienced. So, to live a good life is to be fair and free, we must to use our free will always for good. I start with free will and after that I write about justice and now death. I think all of these relative. Three parts of life...

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