46) immortality / reincarnation Written by Rainer: rainer.lehrer@yahoo.com Learn languages (via Skype): Rainer: + 36 20 549 52 97 or + 36 20 334 79 74

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immortality / reincarnation He had died. Everyone was very sad. After the funeral, there was a big feast. They wanted to remember him for a long time. However, the next day after they had slept, life went on. Old necessities reappeared and new ones appeared, not necessarily on the horizon, but in front of their eyes. Two generations later, nobody knew who he was. Indigenous peoples thought that his spirit protected them, part of his name was adopted, and legends arose. Cannibals ate part of his body because they assumed that his strength, speed, prudence would pass on them. Others calmed down believing that their soul would find another body after their physical death. Some mighty buildings were erected, which we still admire today. Only the wiser among us commemorate the poor workers who had to lose their lives for this fiddler and fraud. Third parties paint pictures or write. This seems to me to be much more sympathetic because it doesn't harm anyone. Goethe, the greatest poet of all time, is said to have become immortal through his works. But how many have really read and understood his works, and who knows who Goethe really was. We just have to get used to the idea that life will end after death. However, I can see the development, the history of mankind in every single one of us, because everyone contributes a little bit to it. Back to list!

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