Life after death: we all want to know
Life after death. There is hardly a human being who has ever lived who has not wondered about the possibility. In fact, there are many people who believe that they have lived past lives.
Those who have had what is commonly known as NDEs (Near Death Experiences) tell all kinds of stories about being drawn to the “white light” and being “drawn to the afterlife” by long dead friends and relatives.
Ancient Egyptians embalmed pharaohs and other important people and buried them in sarcophagi within burial chambers. Along with the corpse were items that the entombed person was believed to find useful in the afterlife. Did they know something that we still don’t know?
All kinds of theories abound. Many have been popularized in movies like “Ghost” and “Flatliners” and “The Sixth Sense.”
Of one thing we can be absolutely sure. We are here and the time is now. That is why it is essential to make use of the time we have because in the general scheme of things that time is very short.
During my life, like everyone else, I have lost people close and dear to me. On several occasions I think I have received “instructions” from some of these people. You may have experienced the same.
I am not going to detail those incidents here because they are intensely personal. However, I was inspired to write about this concept of life, death, and the afterlife in a story that I called “The Power of Choice.”
They say that there are only two things that are certain in life: death and taxes. So when it is your turn to leave this land, you must make sure that you do not regret what you accomplished while you were here.
How sad it would be to die regretful of unfulfilled potential.
Because “The Power of Choice” is too long to post here, even in parts, you may want to take advantage of it. You can do it through the resource box below.
From the hundreds of comments I have received from around the world, I know that most of us wonder about our own mortality and the meaning of our lives. So I’ve made it available to anyone who might be interested. Learn how the man in the story looked back at his life, his accomplishments, and his greatest regret. Thousands more have done it.