Reincarnation into a newborn offers many challenges. How will the main character handle the challenge?
It came as a great shock when I realized I was dead!
Being dead was not, I repeat, was not what I wanted out of life. And, as we all know, I did not get a choice in the matter. I did eventually move on, and I say eventually because I'm not sure how long I was in the tunnel or how long I stared, peeked actually, at the light. All I know is that eventually I saw the light getting brighter and I entered not knowing whether I actually had a choice or not. Boy was I surprised! No angels, no singing choir, no relatives; at least none that I know at the time. And while it was initially frightening, it became quiet and comfortable and warm after the screaming stopped. Actually, it became quiet once I stopped screaming! All babies cry when they are born, but I came out screaming!
Is there an afterlife? If so, how do we experience it? Are accounts of living multiple lives over and over true?
Maybe!
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It came as a great shock when I realized I was dead!
Being dead was not, I repeat, was not what I wanted out of life. And, as we all know, I did not get a choice in the matter. I did eventually move on, and I say eventually because I'm not sure how long I was in the tunnel or how long I stared, peeked actually, at the light. All I know is that eventually I saw the light getting brighter and I entered not knowing whether I actually had a choice or not. Boy was I surprised! No angels, no singing choir, no relatives; at least none that I know at the time. And while it was initially frightening, it became quiet and comfortable and warm after the screaming stopped. Actually, it became quiet once I stopped screaming! All babies cry when they are born, but I came out screaming!
Is there an afterlife? If so, how do we experience it? Are accounts of living multiple lives over and over true?
Maybe!
