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title: A basic overview of my thoughts on life and death
description: Seriously don't bother reading this it's probably a rehashing of better written work that I forgot I am stealing.
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All *things* have energy. In a literal sense this is known by way of e=mc^2 where all matter is just energy contained in a *thing. *

When an animal body dies in nature, it is consumed by its environment, and becomes a part of that environment. The individual atoms that made up the body of the animal are spread like a wave away from the body. This is carried out by other organisms, and physical transformations (ie even if a body was away from all other organisms, environmental effects would still spread part or all of the body).

All *things* have energy. A plant reaches toward the sun, its energy is obvious. A rock hums slowly to itself.

This energy, the life of the being, in part, could be considered the soul of that *thing.* If we were to say that part of this energy is the soul, some aspect of energy that is not easily transfered from cell-to-cell but through some other means, where does it go?

When an animal body dies in nature, it is consumed by its environment, and becomes a part of that environment. The energy of that body spreads away like a wave. It is taken on, by unknown means, by those *things* that need it, want it. Between the time it is not part of a *thing* and it is simply *energy* by itself, it is ineracting with all other *energy* around it. This is what I call the *Ether, *the space where energy is spreading and interacting, thinly or with concentration. 

 

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