The sudden death of Michael Jackson the legendary revered King of Pop is a lesson again. Sad stories of drug addiction and prescription drug abuse are being written over and over again.
The legendary pop star had everything in life. He did what he wanted, when he wanted and how he wanted, but his end was tragic.
His desire to keep the child in him alive was expressed in the huge millions he did spend in the Neverland Ranch.
The singer was in a way a magic healer of racism. He unified the differences between black and white with the magic of his music.
He was indeed phenomenal in bringing happiness not only to America, but to millions across the world via the language of his music.
Who has no flaws? All of us do have! Just that Michael Jackson was a celebrity and his mistakes were zoomed under magnifying lens and never escaped media attention.
Every Celebrity is a role model to millions. Lets us love and imitate the goodness of his music, his optimism, by preserving the child in us, and by being happy always and spreading the goodness of love.
Anything that does not have an end is not valuable. Our Star is No more, but we ought to take the morals that his pattern of life has to teach us.
There are a few don’ts that we got to learn from the untimely demise of the Legendary Pop Singer: “Say No To Drugs”
Regardless of all the riches you have in life you got to have a baseline control of preserving the goodness of your natural healing powers of your body, millions might not bring it over when it begins to degenerate.
If you are going to indulge in prescription drug abuse for varied needs you will meet up with the side effects. We can never test our strength by overdosing and indulging in drug use because before we realize we are wrong our life will come to an end by itself. Stay away from drug abuse of any kind. Life is valuable.
The toxicology reports to detail the prescription drugs use of Michael Jackson is yet to arrive. A second autopsy of Michael Jackson will perhaps be the last surgery that he will ever tolerate in his life!
May his Soul Rest In Peace! He will continue to live for as long as music would live!
