Death is Life
Without death, there cannot be life.
So, if death didn’t exist, neither would life.
There would be no purpose, no reason for life.
We wouldn’t even exist.
Alive is to possess a state of nephesh or consciousness.
Exist is to be. Life is more than that; it is living.
Life isn’t just a mere existence in the world of the living.
It is a state of being alive; living, breathing, thinking, knowing, acting, reacting, feeling, tasting, touching, hearing, smelling, loving, hating and . . . dying.
Everything, everyone, comes full circle.
Everything, everyone, must have a purpose.
To live is to have purpose.
To have purpose, is to have life.
To have life, is to have death.
That is not to say that our life ends at death.
What journey awaits us in our afterlife?
What purpose do we go on to?
We must move on. Otherwise, we live in purgatory.
Purgatory – no life, no life after death, no death – only, existence.
What is that? What, would that be like? I pray to never know firsthand.
Hell, may very well be purgatory.
Are you willing to take that chance?
I’m not.
Would that be so bad you say?
What about an undying thirst for water, sex, or even love; never escaping pain with death or death itself; to never quench any thirst, or passion?
To think, and never reach any conclusion or to be titillated beyond imagination, but never achieve orgasm would be considered hell, wouldn’t it?
To never be rid of what tortures you or your soul; to crave and to never be satisfied?
To be raped or murdered, over and over again with no end to your pain.
To be the rapist or murderer, over and over again; to never end your craving as it consumes you.
To be born again.
What does that mean to you?
To me, it not only means the purification of a soul after death, but something deeper.
Not only can we not enter the gates of Heaven without purification, but that also means we cannot move on to our new journey.
You must die in this life to live another.
What’s to say we aren’t all reincarnated?
What did happen to the dinosaurs?
Were murderer’s once carnivorous or vegetarian’s herbivores?
Do we shed one shell (body) for another?
If so, then is it that we ascend at death?
Is death ascension?
Is ascension the beginning of a new journey?
If so, then death is life.
I wasn’t sure what to call this - Death vs. Life, Death and Existence, Death - A New Journey Begins, etc.
I think the title chosen became appropriate somewhere during the process.