
Death is the only event we can predict with absolute certainty, yet most human beings refuse to consider it until they are faced with it imminently and personally.
Alice Bailey

Death is the only event we can predict with absolute certainty, yet most human beings refuse to consider it until they are faced with it imminently and personally.
Alice Bailey
We, just as we were taught, look at death with (and “as”) measurement and time, and so we do not understand it one bit.
We, just as we were taught, look at death with (and “as”) measurement and time, and so we do not understand it one bit.
Hi, Tom. Exactly! Time as a measure does not exist, it is something that is conditioned to us from the moment we are born. The same occurs with death. Time is uncountable, nor measurable. Just like numbers. Excellent statement of yours. Greetings in the light