I remember many of my dads. I have felt it. I have lived through that, and I remember what happened after. But at every time, it's something that you cannot handle to feel how it is, even if during your whole life you have been prepared for the moment of death. When you die, you

will feel the loss because your cells were designed to survive, not to die. Your mind can be prepared to transcend into the frequency of what is next, but your cells feel like they are losing the grief, and all that is good for the cells. Our cells need to fill out to recognize

that something is changing. So it depends on the frequency you are in, the way you die, what you're going to find after, which is not after. It's basically a consequence. It's not, it's a death, it's a consequence of your life for the spirit.

There is no death, or being born is a consequence, constant consequence of a sound. It's the silence between the words and the silence between the words, what gives meaning to the words. And the words have meaning because of the silence. So we are being able to talk here because of

the silence and the sound, which is like being born and die. That is a whole conversation. So this is eternal. The silence is needed in order for you to understand eternity. The silence is much more important than the sound sometimes.

What is DEATH? 👀 and what happens after? | MATIAS DE STEFANO

Awaken your Spirit

The inevitability of death and its impact on the individual

Personal experiences of death are difficult to process, even with preparation.

Cellular survival instincts conflict with the acceptance of death.

Death's aftermath depends on one's frequency and the manner of dying.

Death and birth as consequences of sound and silence

Birth and death are compared to silence and sound, essential components of communication.

Silence is crucial for understanding eternity; it holds more significance than sound.