"Death and Religion"
All religious texts on this planet are concerned with how to deal with death.
This can be broadly divided into three areas.
One is to treat death as something that doesn't concern you.
Two is to pity the dead and offer affection to them.
Three is to face death head-on.
These three differences are enormous.
They have even led to the severing of ties with family.
They have led to differences in thinking and living.
This is why religion influences our lives.
But if everything was as clear as the palm of your hand from the beginning,
what would our destiny be?
If everything were known from the beginning, nothing would come of it.
If there was no need to think, nothing would begin.
Without a trunk to support branches and leaves, there would be no fruit, right?
There would be nothing but emptiness from the beginning.
What would have happened if death had never existed in the first place?
I can imagine a desolate, orderless world.
Because the numbers of animals and humans would swell to an enormous extent,
Grass and trees would grow so thick that they would obscure the sky,
Many creatures would swarm the damp earth.
Wherever they went, they would be crowded together,
They would compete for territory far more fiercely than they do now,
Discrimination would be far more severe than it is now,
Those below would not even be able to see those above,
And those above would fear that once they fell, they would fall into the abyss,
Without any peace of mind, their hearts would be as desolate as a wasteland.
When I imagine this,
It can be said that death has always played a very innocent role.
In each and every heart Standing quietly, it rules everything by itself.
It is a unique existence.
If the world continues to develop,
Death will eventually disappear, and it is possible that it will someday become so.
However, without time to think, the times are accelerating rapidly, and it is already right before our eyes.
In a few hundred years, it will become a reality.
The era known as the end of the world or the end of the law will truly come.
Time will pass.
Thousands of years from now, everyone will surely realize this.
The good old days.
I wish I could go back to that finite time.
The fear of death we each feel in the silence of our hearts
is similar to the dignity of our fathers that we felt as children.
Perhaps it is something we need.
Crossdresser Yuri
