Only one who has achieved immortality of awareness can laugh with life and laugh with death.

This quote ​suggests‌ that ‍only those who have transcended the⁣ physical plane – who have achieved a level of consciousness that is unending, ⁣or ‘immortal’ ‍- can truly ⁢appreciate and find ​humor in both life and ‍death. It implies a ‍level of enlightenment where one is not bound by the ⁤fear of death or the struggles of life, but instead, can see‌ the ⁢beauty and irony in both.

Immortality of awareness here does not mean‌ physical immortality,⁣ but rather a state of being where one’s consciousness is not ​confined to the ⁤physical body or⁤ the physical ⁢world. It ⁣is ⁤a state of spiritual ‌enlightenment where one’s consciousness continues to exist, learn, ⁤and grow, even after the physical ⁤body has ceased to exist.

In the context of personal development,⁤ this quote encourages‌ us to strive ‌for a⁤ higher level⁢ of consciousness and awareness. It challenges⁤ us​ to look beyond our physical existence and to appreciate the bigger picture of life and death. This could mean accepting death as a⁣ natural part‍ of life, or ​finding ⁤joy and‍ humor⁤ in the challenges that life presents us.

In⁣ today’s⁤ world, this idea could be applied to how we deal ​with adversity or fear. For instance,⁢ in the face⁤ of a global pandemic, one could choose to⁢ live in constant fear of death,⁣ or one could⁢ choose to appreciate the irony of life, find ⁣joy in the‌ little things, and continue to grow and learn despite the circumstances. This doesn’t mean‍ ignoring the realities of life, but rather choosing⁣ to view ‌them from‍ a higher perspective.

In essence, the quote encourages us to strive⁤ for a state of being where we are not controlled by our fears or ⁤circumstances, but are instead able ‌to find joy, humor, ⁤and growth ⁢in every situation. It encourages ⁣us to⁤ transcend our physical existence and ⁤to strive for immortality of awareness.