Hi Maj
As I'm used to from you, another beautiful track .
I dont believe in life after death but some how i hope im wrong and that i can be with my cat Tazzie again.
It's great Maj! I like how around 1:20 you go into a different, more orchestral section; I would maybe want that a bit louder to grab my attention. And then I was actually hoping that around 2:00 the 2 sections would merge :) but I also like how you went to the original theme.
Great stuff by the Vangelis of Looperman ;)
Hello, my dear Boudewijn.
Wow, Vangelis of Looperman!!
Thanks for that Much love here too mate.
Mate, you are the top man of Looperman.
If have noticed that I have been very quiet since last week the reason for that is. I had a massive crash on my big PC and my 8TB external HDD which had all my sound design files and music saves for the last eight years All gone.
I have been in touch with WD to try to recover some things to no avail.
Therefore the only music I have now is what I have saved on my profile with Looperman.
I'm very sorry I did not respond to you, I hope you'll forgive me, my dear friend.
Thanks again.
Maj
Nice track my friend! Spacey, spiritual, mind expanding....
The middle bit has an American Indian feel to it which i feel fits the feel and idea of the song.
Sorry i missed this one but better late than never.
I believe in reincarnation, honestly. How can newborn babies just weeks old exhibit different personalities or any personality at all at that age yet some don't cry while others....do, ha! They must carry their karma along with them into their next life. No reason to fear death, coming back to suffer it all over again and again... A little Buddhism never hurt anyone.
Hello Wayne,
Sorry for the delay in replying mate.
Thank you very much for the feedback.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death whatever we come back as.
Do you really believe that?
One only can hope my dear friend.
Thanks again.
Jamid
Life is eternal, the only thing changes is the form. Even at the end of our journey on Earth, something of us remains to keep us alive. Think to the musicians and their music... well, our community maybe does not include artists who have become famous and have changed the way world perceive music, but, if at least one of who listen to our music appreciated it and was glad to have listened to it, we have left our own trace in the world, a small glimpse that will lead us to life after life.
I'm glad to pay attention to this opera, mio caro amico Jamid, you made me feel so good just listening, then you leave your trace in my feelings, like every musician do.
Hello Henri
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Do you really believe that?
It is interesting what you say and I do believe it too.
One only can hope my friend.
Thanks again.
Jamid
I think you've created an absolutely beautiful track. It feels like a journey throughout and was really great to listen to and think about the concept. It's a song that starts a conversation and that's brilliant.
What I think is that no one asked to be born, but we all share the fate that we're going to die someday one way or the other. My beliefs are somewhat nihilistic in nature, being that life itself has no meaning other than what we put into it. Hence I'm pushed to think that there is nothing for our conscious selves. Maybe in our search for fulfillment as human beings, people have considered life after death as a way to bring themselves peace. Though thinking about the nothingness that lies ahead brings me peace in some form. To each their own, but to come up with an absolute answer could be interesting to say in the very least. The research points you brought up are a very interesting read.
I'm really looking forward to some more music like this from you. It's excellent.
Hello Sheen
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I do find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death. It is interesting what you say and I do believe it too.
Furthermore, I cannot see the eternity been bearable without people such as your good self to converse with.
Otherwise in my view that’s what hell is.
When they say, you go to hell I think they condemn you to eternity......????
One only can hope my friend.
I am glad you like the track.
Thanks again for Fav's too mate.
Jamid
To answer your question, I don't think we can ever die but thats on some next level shit haha. nah but for real, loved the track bro, you could really feel the emotion with it.
Firstly you have a very attractive title, makes me click and play the track instantly.
And yes, Life after death, can't comment on that. But yes, your track has lot of life in it. It does gives out the feeling that i have landed and someplace that is so beautiful and I am just gazing the view peacefully. Very good thought to compose a track on. Brilliant! it's something new!
Interesting change-up to the strings around 1:28. I could imagine, especially at the beginning, a narrative about your question on life after death. Very neat sounds in your track Jamid. Regards - Dan
serene af. great progression with the plucked instrumental and nice transition into a darker vibe. little bit long on the arp though. great overall sound
With this so much talk on every coment Jamid, how could someone do not do a spoken word track out of this one !? haha, sounds really deep and thoughtful.
Not a day goes by for me without thinking about this stuff.
Note aside, the time and lenght you take to respond every comment is to remark. Guys like you make feel the community alive, human and warm.
It's like mixing a song and its isntruments, we dont need to push our tracks to the surface all at once and scream for attention. Every one has a space to be listen. But first we need to offer that space, otherwise we'll get what we give.
Thanks pal, keep em coming !
Hello Kargalar
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death. It is interesting what you say and I do believe it too.
One only can hope my friend.
Thanks again.
Jamid
we are all living this life by choice and it is but a single level of graduation on an infinitely progressing path of existence. when we die we are faced with the review of our own life full with the real raw emotions that accompany the memories we have, after which we are given choice, either be reborn and try again in hopes of learning more this time around, which is given at a slight cost of our memories of all that we are before this life, if you choose to move on you are once again faced with two options, if your a god fearing man you may find yourself in a place we would call hell, but it is of your own creation, if you have no fear of damnation then you can progress to what we may call heaven.but heaven is but a single level of existence in the infinity of space time. so if you find yourself sitting in a field with all the friends you would ever have laughing and signing to the tune of eternity, remember that for all the joy and pleasure we could know in this world, there are infinite variations and levels to know. always be growing and always be humble, honestly is the best policy because we really can lie to ourselves mistakes are made and lives are lost but this is but a single chapter in the book that is us.
Hello flonut7
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Do you really believe that ?
It is interesting what you say and I do believe it too.
One only can hope my friend.
Thanks again.
Jamid
Hello Jamid
This is a really nice piece of music and i enjoyed the listen very much.
Beside this philosophic thing around it, it is an extremely cool one. I love the way all this well sounding sounds work together. You have a hand for nice productions and music writing for sure.
Maybe we came out of the nothing and go back into the nothing. Or we was something befor and being something later, who knows and who cares?
In the now we can create.
And you done it, with this one here, really well.
Really good work my friend!!
Hello Joe long time no see,
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and very kind words mate.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
Thanks again mate
Jamid
A very eerie and hauntingly beautiful melody Jamid. Like some of the others as I listened I felt almost entranced by it and then it was over. It definitely could have been longer. The question you raise is quite possibly the oldest and most profound question in existence. One that every one of us will ponder at some point during life. I like to think that there will be a continuum beyond our present state but I tend to believe that if there is, we cant remain as we are. If you study different cultures and different religions they all have beliefs of life after death. Is it just a scare tactic to encourage us to live rightously and in fear of consequence of our actions, or is there truth in it? I guess there's only one way to find out. I will have to get back with you on that, but hopefully not anytime soon !!
Hello Neomorpheus,
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and very kind words mate.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
The reason for it been just over three minute I did it for a Psychology lecture at our University for a project.
I think I will do some more work to it.
Thanks again mate
Jamid
3 thumbs up! Ambient, yes, I suppose, but to me this is more complex than that, more engaging, to me it's Cinematic, in fact takes me on a journey, an emotional journey with a lot of floating involved. I shut my eyes for most of it to listen, staring off into the distance of my eyelids. It's that kind of music, you see clouds in your eyelids and feel the breeze. Whether there's life after death or not, however, I do not know. But this music is a beautiful expression of the question.
Hello Mofo,
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and very kind words mate.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
I only put it there just to tick boxes.
Thanks again mate
Jamid
hey jamid, that track was absolutely amazing. i could listen to that on loop all night long man. The track certainly has a spirituality that surpasses many tracks i've EVER heard let alone tracks on this site. excellent job my friend..i'm definitely a fan.
Peace
DJ Swindla aka Mike
Hello Mike,
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and very kind words mate.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
Thanks again for the fav's too
Jamid
You are having a productive year mate....and you managed to get a kind of spiritual vibe into this one..creative thinking...some nice airy synth sounds (and a little touch of the majestic at times)...The human mind does not have the capacity to even describe the spiritual as we are only able to use physical terms to describe it...and what is physical cannot in fact be spiritual..its a fun subject to try & get your hear around...time is physical (based on rotation of the planets)...distance is physical...energy is physical...etc...But must say to did a fine job of creating that overall etheral vibe that we can connect our musical imaginations with...big well done to you...Ed
Hello my master legend of All Ed
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
Well mate as you know I have been away for some time last year I think I needed to catch up with music time…….
Thanks again
Jamid
Ahhh jamid...one of the most 'intense' and deep composition from this site...not only that you got that description...this is sacred...we born, live and die...the first and the third state generally are the out of mind and body state if you know what I mean...the middle cca 50 years for the creating LIFE...so what do we think we are??????
Hello Danke how is thing mate.
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
Thanks again
Jamid
This is awesome jamid! I was pulled in instantly. This track has a Silent Hill vibe. The synth melodies are haunting and solemn but when the strings enter the mix they take the song to a hopeful place. My opinion on life after death is that souls are constantly reborn. But I often wonder about just fading out you know. If there's nothingness what would that feel like? Anyways, well done man!
Hello Crypt
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
Thanks again
Jamid
synchronicity. I just got done watching a twisted comedy about people who commit suicide. they end up in a world like ours but all the jobs,cars, and weather sucks.1 guy killed himself over a girl and finds out she killed herself right after him. so he goes to find her. weird but good movie (wristcutters) then I see your title and had to listen. you bring up a deep subject. yes to the afterlife. what and how is it? don't know. but if there is no afterlife, isn't life pointless? you can debate this forever and you will never have every one agree. so that is as far as I'll take it. all that and I am just now commenting on this piece. this music is very mind wondering. could loose your self in it. I really enjoyed it. great job.
Hello mindhiest,
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
According to our scientific community
Lead researcher Dr Sam Parnia said: "Contrary to perception, death is not a specific moment but a potentially reversible process that occurs after any severe illness or accident causes the heart, lungs and brain to cease functioning.
"If attempts are made to reverse this process, it is referred to as 'cardiac arrest'; however, if these attempts do not succeed it is called ‘death’."
Of the 2,060 patients from Austria, the US and the UK interviewed for the study who had survived cardiac arrest, almost 40 per cent said that they recall some form of awareness after being pronounced clinically dead.
Dr Parnia continued: "This suggests more people may have mental activity initially but then lose their memories after recovery, either due to the effects of brain injury or sedative drugs on memory recall.”
Mate I really glad you liked it.
Who knows, my friend...not an easy one to say but if there's life after death, what's the point of death then? And on the other hand I don't think that the energy by itself makes a consciousness. Yet nothing is certain and maybe we meet beyond this reality one day...somewhere...with wine and music ofcourse...and maybe in company of some nice ladies..haha!
And this piece of music is very fine one...somehow mysterious and tense...fits the subject matter very well...so yeah, very cool work again
my friend and I'm very happy to see you in highly productive phase...
Hello Orrie,
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
According to our scientific community
The experiment raises difficult questions about when someone is dead and therefore when it is medically and ethically correct to use them for organ donation.
As many as a fifth of people who survive cardiac arrests report having had an other-worldly experience while being 'clinically' dead.
However, scientists say it's far too early to be talking about what this could mean for the post-death experience - especially considering it was only seen in one patient, according to Science Alert.
Very interesting song, and description. I'm enjoying pondering while listening!
I am firm believer in energy and matter as the composition of all that we know. I also believe that neither of these are created nor destroyed, they only change form. Life and death are a somewhat superficial demonstration of this, to me. They are simply different states of energy and matter.
Reincarnation, and related ideas, are often taken very literally. I feel that it is more a state of being what one was not before. The energy and matter that I am made up of could possibly become part of numerous states of matter and energy simultaneously, after this life form ends. Some of it may be absorbed into trees, eaten by animals, blown in the wind as part of the atmosphere... well you get the idea. Or, possibly, the energy and matter could be (unbelievably) transformed into another single life form. So really, to me, life and death are one and the same.
I have been wondering lately, after so many amazing people's lives have ended... Is it possibly for one's matter and energy to be absorbed by those who are already in a form of life? Obviously, we could be buried, and tree's roots would absorb matter and energy. Without consuming the entirety of the dead, could we essentially "become" the dead?
Hello spiv,
How you doing mate,
Thank you very much for your feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do share your thought about the subject.
Is there life after death? This key question has intrigued humankind from the dawn of history
When faced with the potential of imminent death, most people suddenly find that life takes on a whole new perspective. Suddenly all of the belongings they might have accumulated seem quite meaningless, while the relationships formed and love shared take on great significance.
Some have had the rare opportunity to pass through the portal of death and return, only to find their understanding of life radically transformed. A recently developed field of study for these near-death experiences (NDEs) has blossomed and provided us with inspiring, true stories of of those who have experienced life after death and come back.
A number of doctors and scientists have even dedicated themselves to finding and studying these life after death stories – the experiences of those who were actually declared clinically dead, yet somehow came back to life.
Even though this isn't something that really talked about daily it is provoke those thoughts out of us humans. ..
I've lost a lot of people in the last years and almost thought I was going to lose someone yesterday. I've come close to death many times myself...
I wasn’t unease or uncomfortable about it I just came to accept it as a fact or a journey if you like.
dark mysterious and the unknown this is all just a coping mechanism. Life After Death misunderstood or misinterpreted
it's really the music that brings it out of us.
May these life after death stories touch your heart and inspire you to live your life more fully in each precious moment.
Thanks Again.
Jamid
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As I'm used to from you, another beautiful track .
I dont believe in life after death but some how i hope im wrong and that i can be with my cat Tazzie again.
I hope you do.
Many thanks for your kind feedback.
I am glad you liked it.
Maj
Thank you very Much.
Glad you like it.
Maj
Great stuff by the Vangelis of Looperman ;)
Wow, Vangelis of Looperman!!
Thanks for that Much love here too mate.
Mate, you are the top man of Looperman.
If have noticed that I have been very quiet since last week the reason for that is. I had a massive crash on my big PC and my 8TB external HDD which had all my sound design files and music saves for the last eight years All gone.
I have been in touch with WD to try to recover some things to no avail.
Therefore the only music I have now is what I have saved on my profile with Looperman.
I'm very sorry I did not respond to you, I hope you'll forgive me, my dear friend.
Thanks again.
Maj
The middle bit has an American Indian feel to it which i feel fits the feel and idea of the song.
Sorry i missed this one but better late than never.
I believe in reincarnation, honestly. How can newborn babies just weeks old exhibit different personalities or any personality at all at that age yet some don't cry while others....do, ha! They must carry their karma along with them into their next life. No reason to fear death, coming back to suffer it all over again and again... A little Buddhism never hurt anyone.
Cheers!
Wayne
Sorry for the delay in replying mate.
Thank you very much for the feedback.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death whatever we come back as.
Do you really believe that?
One only can hope my dear friend.
Thanks again.
Jamid
I'm glad to pay attention to this opera, mio caro amico Jamid, you made me feel so good just listening, then you leave your trace in my feelings, like every musician do.
Can a feeling, a memory, be a form of life?
Sure, my friend.
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Do you really believe that?
It is interesting what you say and I do believe it too.
One only can hope my friend.
Thanks again.
Jamid
I'm really glad you liked it.
Thanks again.
Jamid
What I think is that no one asked to be born, but we all share the fate that we're going to die someday one way or the other. My beliefs are somewhat nihilistic in nature, being that life itself has no meaning other than what we put into it. Hence I'm pushed to think that there is nothing for our conscious selves. Maybe in our search for fulfillment as human beings, people have considered life after death as a way to bring themselves peace. Though thinking about the nothingness that lies ahead brings me peace in some form. To each their own, but to come up with an absolute answer could be interesting to say in the very least. The research points you brought up are a very interesting read.
I'm really looking forward to some more music like this from you. It's excellent.
-Sheen
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I do find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death. It is interesting what you say and I do believe it too.
Furthermore, I cannot see the eternity been bearable without people such as your good self to converse with.
Otherwise in my view that’s what hell is.
When they say, you go to hell I think they condemn you to eternity......????
One only can hope my friend.
I am glad you like the track.
Thanks again for Fav's too mate.
Jamid
Its brilliant work ... keep up , I love your works
khoshhalam ka khoshet amad.
Merci Jamid
khoshhalam ka khoshet amad.
Merci Jamid
Thank you very much for your feedback my friend.
I'm really glad you liked it.
Thanks again.
Jamid
Salaam!
Firstly you have a very attractive title, makes me click and play the track instantly.
And yes, Life after death, can't comment on that. But yes, your track has lot of life in it. It does gives out the feeling that i have landed and someplace that is so beautiful and I am just gazing the view peacefully. Very good thought to compose a track on. Brilliant! it's something new!
Keep up the good work!
Cheers!
Ether Blu
मेरे दोस्त को नमस्कार
Thank you very much for your feedback my friend.
I'm really glad you liked it.
Thanks again.
Jamid
Thank you very much for your feedback my friend.
I've sent you an e-mail regarding some tracks did receive it?
Thanks again.
Jamid
Thank you very much for your feedback.
Do you really think it is?
Thanks again.
Jamid
Not a day goes by for me without thinking about this stuff.
Note aside, the time and lenght you take to respond every comment is to remark. Guys like you make feel the community alive, human and warm.
It's like mixing a song and its isntruments, we dont need to push our tracks to the surface all at once and scream for attention. Every one has a space to be listen. But first we need to offer that space, otherwise we'll get what we give.
Thanks pal, keep em coming !
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death. It is interesting what you say and I do believe it too.
One only can hope my friend.
Thanks again.
Jamid
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Do you really believe that ?
It is interesting what you say and I do believe it too.
One only can hope my friend.
Thanks again.
Jamid
an infinity of musical colors .
I am glad you liked it.
This is a really nice piece of music and i enjoyed the listen very much.
Beside this philosophic thing around it, it is an extremely cool one. I love the way all this well sounding sounds work together. You have a hand for nice productions and music writing for sure.
Maybe we came out of the nothing and go back into the nothing. Or we was something befor and being something later, who knows and who cares?
In the now we can create.
And you done it, with this one here, really well.
Really good work my friend!!
stay tuned
joe
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and very kind words mate.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
Thanks again mate
Jamid
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and very kind words mate.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
The reason for it been just over three minute I did it for a Psychology lecture at our University for a project.
I think I will do some more work to it.
Thanks again mate
Jamid
what a bitter name , but an wonderfuul track .
I really loved it , amazing arrangement .
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback.
The subject it self is bitter and sad.
I am glad you liked it.
Thanks again
Jamid
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and very kind words mate.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
I only put it there just to tick boxes.
Thanks again mate
Jamid
Peace
DJ Swindla aka Mike
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and very kind words mate.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
Thanks again for the fav's too
Jamid
Intro is fantastic !! Nice job Jamid and thanks for listen and commented on my new track ! Really appreciate it .
Peace
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback mate.
No problem.
Jamid
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
Well mate as you know I have been away for some time last year I think I needed to catch up with music time…….
Thanks again
Jamid
stunning performance...10/10
handshake, Danke
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
Thanks again
Jamid
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
I am really glad you liked it
Thanks again
Jamid
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
According to our scientific community
Lead researcher Dr Sam Parnia said: "Contrary to perception, death is not a specific moment but a potentially reversible process that occurs after any severe illness or accident causes the heart, lungs and brain to cease functioning.
"If attempts are made to reverse this process, it is referred to as 'cardiac arrest'; however, if these attempts do not succeed it is called ‘death’."
Of the 2,060 patients from Austria, the US and the UK interviewed for the study who had survived cardiac arrest, almost 40 per cent said that they recall some form of awareness after being pronounced clinically dead.
Dr Parnia continued: "This suggests more people may have mental activity initially but then lose their memories after recovery, either due to the effects of brain injury or sedative drugs on memory recall.”
Mate I really glad you liked it.
Jamid
And this piece of music is very fine one...somehow mysterious and tense...fits the subject matter very well...so yeah, very cool work again
my friend and I'm very happy to see you in highly productive phase...
Compliments & Cheers_____Orlando
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
According to our scientific community
The experiment raises difficult questions about when someone is dead and therefore when it is medically and ethically correct to use them for organ donation.
As many as a fifth of people who survive cardiac arrests report having had an other-worldly experience while being 'clinically' dead.
However, scientists say it's far too early to be talking about what this could mean for the post-death experience - especially considering it was only seen in one patient, according to Science Alert.
Mate I really like to thank you for the fav’s too
Jamid
I am firm believer in energy and matter as the composition of all that we know. I also believe that neither of these are created nor destroyed, they only change form. Life and death are a somewhat superficial demonstration of this, to me. They are simply different states of energy and matter.
Reincarnation, and related ideas, are often taken very literally. I feel that it is more a state of being what one was not before. The energy and matter that I am made up of could possibly become part of numerous states of matter and energy simultaneously, after this life form ends. Some of it may be absorbed into trees, eaten by animals, blown in the wind as part of the atmosphere... well you get the idea. Or, possibly, the energy and matter could be (unbelievably) transformed into another single life form. So really, to me, life and death are one and the same.
I have been wondering lately, after so many amazing people's lives have ended... Is it possibly for one's matter and energy to be absorbed by those who are already in a form of life? Obviously, we could be buried, and tree's roots would absorb matter and energy. Without consuming the entirety of the dead, could we essentially "become" the dead?
Oh well... I enjoyed the song. Have a good day!
How you doing mate,
Thank you very much for your feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do share your thought about the subject.
Is there life after death? This key question has intrigued humankind from the dawn of history
When faced with the potential of imminent death, most people suddenly find that life takes on a whole new perspective. Suddenly all of the belongings they might have accumulated seem quite meaningless, while the relationships formed and love shared take on great significance.
Some have had the rare opportunity to pass through the portal of death and return, only to find their understanding of life radically transformed. A recently developed field of study for these near-death experiences (NDEs) has blossomed and provided us with inspiring, true stories of of those who have experienced life after death and come back.
A number of doctors and scientists have even dedicated themselves to finding and studying these life after death stories – the experiences of those who were actually declared clinically dead, yet somehow came back to life.
Even though this isn't something that really talked about daily it is provoke those thoughts out of us humans. ..
I've lost a lot of people in the last years and almost thought I was going to lose someone yesterday. I've come close to death many times myself...
I wasn’t unease or uncomfortable about it I just came to accept it as a fact or a journey if you like.
dark mysterious and the unknown this is all just a coping mechanism. Life After Death misunderstood or misinterpreted
it's really the music that brings it out of us.
May these life after death stories touch your heart and inspire you to live your life more fully in each precious moment.
Thanks Again.
Jamid