Afterlife

What happens after you die; a question that's been pondered by the greatest minds of history. It's such an intriguing and frustrating question, for we will all in time learn the answer but only at the cost of are own life. While no one has been able to confirm their own personal ideas many people have strong beliefs on what they feel will happen. Almost all religions believe that there will be an afterlife, but what the afterlife is, and how it works differs greatly between many religions. One of the most widely spread ideas comes from Christianity. There take on the concept of the afterlife is that once you die you will go to either heaven, a great wonderful place filled eternal peace and joy, or hell, a horrible place filled with eternal fire and suffering. Your
But in a way it's not, yes, you're physically gone, but the things that made you, you are not, the concept of who you are and what you stand for, is still very much alive. The impact that you made on the world and the people of that world still continue on, you live on throughout the memories good and bad that you left people with. In a way this is an afterlife. I have fathered my belief in an afterlife in the perspective of what happens to your body. In most parts of the world the body of a deceased person is either buried where it will eventually decompose or cremated and the ashes, will eventually decompose and become part of the earth as well . But the matter, the atoms that your are made of will in time be scattered to the far places of the universe. There these atoms could become part of enormous black holes, great nubiles, chaotic quasars and potentially the stars that a future alien race will look upon. This concept is both mind boggling an extremely fascinating to me, one I highly suggest you consider. Why I feel it is good to consider idea of dying people should make sure that they live a life that is worth living so when your time a run dry it will not be regrettable to have to