To die for: A Treatise on Life and Death

By Joseph E Kinnebrew

I knew you would ask.Yes, I suppose you did so can you tell me.Yes, perhaps I can but it may not make sense to you, are you sure you want to know?Well first let me ask you then, will it hurt me?You know well that sometimes it is better not to know. This may be the reason you will only know now but only on your own terms. When you ask me how it was you must accept that it may not be the same, you may not be able to make any sense of it or at least using your previous references. Death is a very individual thing and the "after" is as well. You only have one opportunity to accept or reject it, that is the way of things here and everywhere. Moments are not fleeting they are a confluence of the ever moving.But how can it hurt me?If you cannot accept you will be lost for all eternity. It is a matter of what you choose to believe but for some, it is like the eternal state of limbo.So, if I ask the question and turn away with no answer is that an answer by default?Yes, and there is no recourse for there is no further debate. The river flows on without you.Can I just ask if there is a heaven or hell? You can but that is a perceptual matter, a fantasy of the human conscious mind so here there is no answer. Such ideas lost all relevance at the moment of death.Okay, I would like to think this over, I am new here and don't see any way to get my bearings.I wish you well then, goodbye, I will be here again if you wish. I am here forever.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1731060912
• ISBN13: 9781731060914
• Release Date: November 2018
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 372 Pages
• Weight: 1.04 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.5" x 8.5"