Death

 Death is inextricably linked to life. It is a component of it. Our eternal Inner Being incarnates into a mortal body. If we begin to perceive life through the prism of reincarnation, it will begin to be more understandable. In this context, birth is not the beginning, and death is not the end. The eternal being only changes its earthly shell and continues its plan of experience and development. Instead of explaining the phenomenon of life and death, we were taught to ignore it. It was considered the final end and something tragic. We cried and grieved without deeper reflection on the real meaning or cause of death. Death is not accidental. It always has a deeper justification perceived from the level of the soul. Even tragic and sudden accidents result from deeper spiritual causes that we were not taught to consider. Even ten years ago, when I saw a funeral procession somewhere, I had unpleasant feelings and did not like these moments and even felt fear. However, a few years ago, I began to perceive death from different perspectives. Therefore, I associated these events with the end of certain stages of my life and the transition to the next level of development. You can imagine that some old and unnecessary part of us is leaving and giving way to a new one that helps us rise on the development path. Looking at our life in this way, we can experience multiple partial deaths and births in one earthly existence. These are natural things in the process of development.