With death the most spiritual phase in someone's life starts. Freed from the limitations of bodily existence the spirit is drawn to the plane of spiritual existence it qualifies for. Heaven and hell, eternal bliss or damnation are not supported by reports of the ones who came back from a near death experience. Instead a place of happiness and a place of suffering are described with details differing dramatically from the accounts of organized religions.


This is not the place to try to uncover the secrets of existence in life after life. Only this much be said: after a stay in a spiritual place of existence a reincarnation starts the cycle of evolution for another lifetime. Supported by a chemical metabolism, which creates the energies needed for life, the spirit now housing in a matter body goes its way from childhood to maturity. Then this period of evolution ends with death of body and another stay in a spiritual plane of existence begins. Thus, consecutive lifetimes in a matter body ensure an ever-advancing evolution, which can go towards positive or negative. Free will is God the Almighty's gift to life. It is up to the individual how this gift is used and what kind of consequences this choice ultimately will bring

yup sonny you are right.

How can you be sure that you'll reincarnate in another body sonny,if there isn't any proof to it?

....and yet, people are so darned afraid of death. Even my grandmother is battling with death as she swallows gallons of medicine just to keep her alive. Another grandmother, on the other hand, ages gracefully and is willing to embrace death as a part of life. These two ways of thinking are both normal to be felt, but sometimes, the fear of the unknown, such as death, makes us so afraid of what we are about to go through, and makes us...miserable.

For me, I have yet to accept death as a part of life. I used to cry every night when I was little when I was thinking, "what if one day, my parents go away? " My mom would always soothe me and say, "dont worry honey, we'll live longer just for you". Until now, that thought just makes me so teary-eyed, and yet , I also see the sadness in my dad's face as he remembers his father, who already had departed for 10 years already.

Sigh.

The cycle of life is omnipresent.There is no force stronger than death. And PrincessinVain here is something to understand death in it's fullest: How can death not be as powerfull as it is, when it has "The void" as his father and "Fear" as his mother.