“His departure continues to move me”: Felipe Camiroaga’s sister remembers him with two emotional photos 9 years after his death

This Wednesday, September 2, it is nine years since the death of Felipe Camiroaga, after the animator and 20 other people lost their lives in a plane crash when the CASA 212 that was transferring them to Juan Fernández crashed into the sea.

Before the arrival of this date, Soledad Camiroaga shared two photographs of her brother on her Instagram account, remembering the figure of the beloved television face.

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In Western society death is usually a taboo since we live with many fears and attachments, and that is why it is so difficult for us to live fully and die in peace. Gandhi said that “Birth and death are not two different states but two aspects of the same state.” If we want to die well, we must learn to live well. If we cultivate peace in our mind and in our lifestyle, we can die in peace. I share these photographs with you to remember a man who taught me a lot to live fully, in all aspects of life and love. I think that Feli always cultivated peace of mind and his full and simple lifestyle. Death continues to be a difficult subject for me, and his departure continues to move me, it was so unexpected. But the years have also brought me acceptance, he would have wanted it that way. Someone told me that we are all in line but we don’t know in what order. To be prepared is to live in peace and to the brim🌻💞 # talesufi The blue butterfly There was a widower who lived with his two curious and intelligent daughters. They asked many questions to which the father sometimes knew how to answer, but sometimes he did not feel wise enough to clarify the doubts they expressed. As he wanted to give them the best education, he sent the girls on vacation with a wise man who lived on top of a hill. Impatient with the teacher, the young women decided to invent a question that he could not answer correctly. Then one of them appeared with a beautiful blue butterfly that she would use to fool the sage. -What are you going to do? The sister asked. –I am going to hide the butterfly in my hands and I am going to ask if it is alive or dead. If he says she’s dead, I’ll open my hands and let her fly. If she says she’s alive, I’ll squeeze her and kill her. So, whatever your answer is, it will be wrong. I have here a blue butterfly, tell me, wise man, is it alive or dead? Very calmly, the sage smiled and replied: -It depends on you … she is in your hands … Our life is in our hands, like the blue butterfly. It is up to us to choose what to do with it and to bear the consequences. 🙌💫💞 # camiroaga

A post shared by Soledad Camiroaga Fernández (@soledadcamiroaga) on September 1, 2020 at 5:08 pm PDT

“In Western society death is usually a taboo since we live with many fears and attachments, and that is why it is so difficult for us to live fully and die in peace,” he began writing.

He then quoted Gandhi, stating that “Birth and death are not two different states but two aspects of the same state. If we want to die well, we must learn to live well.”

“If we cultivate peace in our mind and in our lifestyle, we can die in peace,” he added.

After this, he shared two images of Camiroaga. “I share these photos with you to remember a man who taught me a lot to live fully, in all aspects of life and love,” he wrote.

In this sense, he affirmed that “I think that Feli always cultivated peace of mind and his full and simple lifestyle.”

“Death continues to be a difficult subject for me, and his departure continues to move me, it was so unforeseen. But the years have also brought me acceptance, he would have wanted it that way. Someone told me that we are all in a row but we don’t know where. What order. To be prepared is to live in peace and at the top, “he concluded.