Chapter 3 Life and Death
A natural curiosity about transformation
One of humanity's greatest questions is: what happens after death? To answer you honestly: it doesn't matter. This shouldn't be shocking, and here is why. What we already know—because this is how information is processed in the human mind—is that the world is in constant motion and constant transformation. Your body is part of this world and, undoubtedly, you know that at some point it will deteriorate, break down, and stop functioning. Later, it will return to nature to give back the matter from which it was originally created.
The infinite cycle of energy and matter
Here we return to the first two chapters and analyze whether this is positive or negative information, seeking the right questions. I'll start in reverse: the information is neither positive nor negative, because you are a small part of a cycle. It is a circle of life, death, and life again. Your energy controls matter only for a small period of time, and then, after it has exhausted the matter, it re-enters the energy mass of this planet, from where it will take other matter to use until it exhausts it once more.

New memories for a new world
You might say it is cruel that everything that defines you—memories, knowledge—will disappear. It's true, they will disappear, but it isn't cruel. They will be replaced by other memories and other knowledge, perhaps more intense, perhaps more beautiful or more important, but certainly new. This means you will become something else, then something else, and so on. It is not good or bad; it is simply the planet's energy cycle providing the necessary matter for this continuous process of regeneration.
The rules of the game and accepting change
As long as this planet exists, you will continue the cycles and, in a way, you will be reborn. More accurately: you will start over, from scratch. These are the rules, and I'm sorry if you've grown too attached to who you are now. Let things change; accept them. This is the beauty of the game: everything is new and old at the same time, everything being in constant change. If you view change with joy and enthusiasm, then death becomes just a normal physical process.
The present is the most precious gift
So, death doesn't seem so bad anymore, does it? It is another journey that leads you to a new life. However, until that stage, you already have a life, and this is the most expensive gift in the world. The life you have—the wonder of symbiosis between energy and matter—is the harmony of common efforts to survive and take this symbiosis as far as possible. Life always offers you both "good" and "bad," but it isn't right to call them that. Their real name is change—life offers you continuous transformations.
The power of momentary interpretation
Good or bad represents only your momentary interpretation of a change. It is very possible that, in the future, what seemed like a good change will prove to be bad, and vice-versa. We must return to reasoning to discuss what you are and what truly defines you: your memories and your knowledge. You might think you will lose your essence, but you don't realize that, in fact, your memories are just stories forgotten in the past that you choose to carry with you from time to time.
Defining details
The stories we carry
I must return to reasoning to discuss what you are and what defines you—your memories and your knowledge. You might think you will lose your essence, but you don't realize that, in fact, your memories are stories forgotten in the past. Only you evoke them from time to time, remembering that you were happy or sad.
The person of yesterday and the person of today
If you think about it, you aren't even the person in that memory anymore. You were one way, but now you are not; that person remained in the past because the passage of time implies change, and you are part of that change. Therefore, even you are not in the memory; it has become a story you haven't forgotten, alongside thousands of other forgotten stories.
The magic of memorable moments
You haven't had events important enough to retain them all. You no longer know what you were doing on a specific day ten years ago if nothing memorable happened. The term itself is defining—memorable, something that should be memorized. If nothing happened, that day doesn't even exist for you, and you can do the math: how many days have you lived and how many memories do you actually have?

Fear of the new and identity
Thousands of memories are forgotten because they represent nothing worth retaining. And after forgetting thousands of things, you think that if you forget the few dozen things that perhaps mattered, you will lose your identity. Let's be honest and admit that it isn't identity or consciousness that worries you, but the new.
Confidence in the future cycle
Just as you created memories through every decision you made, you will continue to do so all the time—highlighting the useful, beautiful, or ugly ones, learning from some, and fearing others. So, in the new cycle, you will manage. The next life will bring you fulfillment, joy, suffering, and sadness.
The power to move forward
Until then, however, you must complete your current life and make the most of it. The most important thing is to trust yourself so you can try new things. The magic words that should be spoken every day: I can handle it, for better or worse, but I can handle it.
Death – just a natural process
Time is measured in experiences
Regarding death, there isn't much to say because it is usually a very short process. You can measure it in seconds, for example. Let's say it takes you 100 seconds to die. To live for just one year means over 31 million seconds. Can you tell me which is more important to think about: the 31 million or the 100 seconds?
The choice in the face of the unknown
The reality is that you are afraid, so you have decided that you must be afraid. Are you wrong? Should you make the decision to be afraid? Or is it more accurate to say that you don't have enough information to make any decision, and you should wait until you get there to make the right choice based on the data you receive? Accept that you are part of a cycle of life and death and that you will start over, regardless of whether you have successes or failures.
Fear, the barrier to happiness
Life, on the other hand, is measured in joys, emotions—essentially in things that make your heart beat. Fear is the enemy of life; it robs you of joy and experience by casting a veil of doubt over everything you encounter. One of my favorite maxims is: if you think you'll die if you try that thing, and you actually die, do you think it helps you at all to know you were right?

The value of action and experience
You are here, and sooner or later, you will cross this threshold. It doesn't matter if you are cautious and avoid trouble; you will still reach the finish line of the cycle. (Perhaps a little later, but certainly with far fewer stories to tell, because you don't tell stories about what you haven't done). Mind you, it's not useful to go and pull a lion's tail either, just to see what happens.
The beauty of every stage
You would likely end the cycle much faster and miss out on the good things and beauties yet to be discovered in this cycle. So, stop thinking about death as a process because it lasts too little and is mandatory anyway. Stop thinking about how or when you will die just to protect yourself, because it doesn't matter if you were right or not. Think about life.
Give yourself to the joy of living
Think about what brings you pleasure, what makes you happy, what fulfills you, and put energy and strength into these activities that truly matter. Life is beautiful and must be lived. It is worth living in every one of its cycles. Give yourself to life and live it to the fullest.
A new beginning
A new start from scratch
From a certain point of view, all beings go through this cycle. You are neither the first nor the last. Do not look toward any dogma that tells stories of heaven and hell. These are just stories meant to make you follow the rules, to avoid the threat that arises if you don't. Religion says something contradictory: that heaven and hell exist, but life after death exists as well. If life after death exists, it means that heaven and hell are merely intermediate stages.
Joy rediscovered through forgetting
In fact, this is what a new beginning means. A new start from scratch. Do you still remember the joys of childhood? What made you happy when you were small and carefree? None of those would exist if you kept your current memories, because you would no longer be carefree. That is precisely why energy detached from matter becomes an impersonal energy that opens a new chapter. The beauty of the new is possible only in the presence of forgetting.
Accepting the natural metamorphosis
For something to become new for you as a person, you must first forget it. This is the information you must accept. Death is a normal process, and every living organism goes through this process during its metamorphoses. What you can choose is the attitude with which you die. You can also choose the way you die, but that would be a useless waste and a gesture of cowardice. It is not you who should decide when the cycle closes.

The result of our decisions
The cycle will close as a final result of your decisions combined with their effects. I return to this and emphasize: what matters is the attitude with which you choose to die. You can die on your knees, with tears in your eyes, begging, in fear—or you can choose dignity. You can choose to die with your head held high and a clear gaze, with a smile on your face and thoughts of gratitude for all the good and beautiful moments you have lived.
Gratitude for the journey taken
The moments that made you happy and proud. Thank life for everything and rest a little in death until the new cycle begins. This way, you will understand that only the journey matters. The destination is less important. What you did day by day, what you tried day by day, regardless of success or failure, regardless of whether you won or lost. You must live every day as if it were your last.
The flashback of a fulfilled life
Hope that when it truly is your last, you will have a flashback of a life where you tried everything and truly lived. This perspective transforms fear into curiosity and regret into gratitude. Every page written with courage in this cycle becomes the foundation for the one that follows, offering you the peace needed to close your eyes with a peaceful heart and a soul ready for a new adventure.
Continue or restart?
The development of conscious energy
Let me not omit an important element of the energy – matter – reason cycle. That important element is the development of conscious energy. Developing conscious energy implies that after energy separates from matter and then takes on new matter to achieve symbiosis, the energy remains conscious and carries over a part of the old cycle, or perhaps even more. It is an evolution of awareness of matter, and especially of energy.
Projects beyond a single cycle
This awareness can be achieved within a life – death cycle, allowing you to continue one or more projects in the next cycle. There are plenty of examples of people who remember things, details, and facts from previous lives or a past life. Perhaps the best example would be Pythagoras, the famous genius and mathematician, who demonstrated this connection between cycles.
The line between what we were and what we become
These people succeeded not through processes of recollection, but through the awareness of energy from cycle to cycle. Partially or at a higher level, they managed to become aware of the energy and to personalize it. Thus, they created a line between what they were and what they became, demonstrating what is evident on this wonderful planet: everything is transient, yet everything is a continuous cycle.

The power of second-by-second awareness
Everything passes, everything changes, and nothing is lost. Interesting idea, isn't it? To become a person so evolved that you manage to be aware of your own energy. It is a project that starts simply: by being rational and conscious in every second. This perspective helps you enjoy life with a new intensity, even if you don't immediately reach a high level of energetic evolution.
The search for inner balance
If you feel that you resonate with this path and want to delve deeper into the concept of human evolution through the lens of energy, you can write to me anytime at the contact address. There are many people searching and making constant efforts to achieve this balance. This form of understanding often remains discreet for a simple reason: it fundamentally changes the way a person relates to the structures of the modern world.
Defining the truly free human being
A person who truly realizes their survival needs and whose main goal is the authentic joy of living becomes a free person. And a free person is no longer defined only by their capacity to produce or consume according to external rules. They choose to exist according to their own values, valuing life rather than labels or boundaries.
Live and feel that you are alive!
Planning your own chaos
Let's return to life and death, to the endless cycle, and to the joy of each stage. Besides evolving, the purpose of life is to live. To live, you must constantly try new things. To know what those new things are and to want to try them, you must think about them and seek them out. A beautiful way to put it is to plan the chaos of your life. When you have finished one chaos, start the next; that way, you will have stories to tell at the end of the cycle.
The freedom to survive the story
The warning remains: be careful what chaos you discover and how you can survive it. Only if you survive it can you enjoy the story. I am not in a position to give advice on what everyone should do with their life, as that would mean manipulation by suggesting a solution or solutions. That is precisely why everyone must choose, respect their choice, and dedicate themselves fully to achieving it.
The power of "now" versus "forever"
As a recommendation, however, I tell you all to respect the planet's rule: nothing is eternal and everything changes. So, be very careful with time limits. "I would like to do this forever"—forever is a term longer than it should be. Put "now" instead of "forever." This is what I want to do now. Live your life, ask questions, and respect the rules you accept for yourself, not the rules created by others.

Respect life
Most importantly, respect life—both your own and the life of all living beings. Teach others what you know, but let them live by their own rules. Do not waste a single second, because you won't get it back. A second is not lost, but merely unused, and "unused" is sometimes much worse than "lost." Your life is an almost empty notebook with only a few pages written.
Write the blank pages of the future
There are so many blank pages left, and you, through your decisions, will write them. Years and years from now, when you reread the notebook, what will you want to find there? Do you want to see the same activities—work, sleep, eat—or do you want to see something else? Also, perhaps you would choose differently if you knew there were only a few blank pages left in your notebook... you would truly choose to live.
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