From The Other Angles

The phrase "Life after death" is kind of self-contradictory, as if someone is already dead then why LIFE anymore? But that would be just for an argument. Here, life means status. What happens to a life after death? Religions have defined answers for this. And I will not try to question any of those. I would just like to tell you what I felt the other day when I stepped out of my sweet home to go to office.

It’s probably not a good idea to keep thinking about your death or that you are going to die someday. Life might become hopeless, goal-less if you keep thinking about your death. You will lose interest in doing anything as it might seem like “what’s the point, I am going to die anyway”.

Human brain is an amazing thing with amazing features installed. We are not that much aware of how fast it processes data that it receives from enormous number of sensors. It starts processing since we were in the womb of our mother and continues to do so until we die (well that’s how far we know).

As I said (and tried to explain) in my last post that Fate Is Fixed , a question should arise that what to do next? If every single moment is previously defined and will be executed with no exception then should I really do anything at all?

You are here because you were planned to be here, its not like you chose to be here. I have wrote this as I was supposed write this. Fate. Fate is fixed. From religious point of view (Hinduism), fate is fixed, its written, planned, organized for better. There is nothing that we do which wasn't planned, which is new. We never do such things.  If you are not so religious, still, as we can't see the future, and we can't change the past and there is no present,  thus fate is fixed.