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Hi, everyone. 

I wonder why I decided to start writing this blog about a contradictory topic as "Death and what happens next". I guess it happened after watching this awesome philosophical cartoon by Alan Holly.

Watch it first, please (by the way, it's in English so you can improve your listening skills as well). 

So what happens to the soul when the body dies? Have you ever thought about it? I suppose that the director of this cartoon suggested us the way the lost souls on this planet find their way "home". But before you get "home" you need to pass a difficult way of remembering all your life events and accidents and deeds. 

I guess only at that time the soul starts thinking about all pluses and minuses of the deeds it made in its human life. And it realizes that it's too late to change something and the future "home" won't bee so cosy and comfortable as it wanted to be. 

Why don't people think in reality about their deeds and actions while they are still alive? Why the human nature prefer to postpone everything to the last moment when it's too late to change anything? 

The question of the "after-death way" excites the minds of all people but only few of them are ready to ask it loudly in front of society.

Humanity is afraid of death as an event in each life. It's a logic end of our physical life but maybe it's the  beginning of a new life without sick bodies? When I was thinking about it, I found a new quote that is  partly similar to my thoughts: 

What do you think about it? 

Best regards, bee-bee-lost