Perception and acceptance of death

From the corner of my ear in the hall I heard about talking about death. Some may immediately say "scary topic", but in my opinion, it is as much a topic as discussing sports, diseases or achievements. Death is as much a part of life as anything else.

Somewhere and somewhere very long ago I heard the phrase "When a person first thought about death, at that moment he grew up". I would not like to discuss the age side of this issue, rather it is interesting to talk about the acceptance, the perception of this event, of this lady. ))) In Japan, as far as I know, there is a clear belief that after a life comes a new one... Nothing disappears. And perhaps this is a beautiful theory, hmmm...hypothesis. Just imagine that after life, you are abandoned in another state, where you continue your already new life. Only now this life, evaluated by you, will depend on your own behavior in the one before. In other words, you look at yourself, who has lived the earthly life and evaluate behavior, deeds as if of another person - not yourself, but from the outside. And here you see what a scoundrel throws garbage, though the trash can is very near. You see how he steals and breaks, how he frames and uses... You evaluate this person and send him to a new life, where he will go through everything that people who met him on the way in earthly life have gone through.

Knowing and being convinced of this arrangement we probably behaved very differently.

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