So, You're Going To Die then

When that moment happens, I wonder what it is like? Such a monumental moment, and you have absolutely no control over it. It’s strange, weird thinking about.

How in the name of all things garlicky is a person supposed to prepare for that moment?

We all know it is going to happen, but our brains kind of push slightly off centre, it doesn’t register. What that happens though, when that little button in our brains snaps back, and the prospect of Death comes full circle and faces us, what do we do?

Should we live our lives better, change things about ourselves? Should we fear the fact that one day we are going to experience this change; be it life to death or this world to the next.

Or maybe the fact that when death envelopes everything, we are going to know absolutely nothing about.

One moment we’ll be here, the next –

René Descartes once said “Cogito ergo sum.” This translates simply to: “I think, therefore I am.” And maybe that is the bridge we have to cross before anyone can ever accept Death.

When we die, will we exist? Does our spirit exist when our brain ceases to?

I don’t know the answers, and it may be a while before we ever do.  Except of course the billions who have passed  from this world.

Remember though, to prove God & Heaven exist is a monumental task. To prove he doesn’t?