When DEATH calls you...

If you think you are what you see in the mirror, you have a very poor concept of yourself. Our body is just a vehicle that we must take care of... you are much more than flesh and blood, it will not last forever, so we must use it wisely... As a cliché it may sound, it is a clear way of knowing how conscious we are of ourselves. If you are interested in transcending yourself, you must consider these things: It is the Father's way, it is not your way: although we have free will we are led by a force greater than ourselves, not to take it into account is to limit ourselves within our limitations; be patient: to understand that it is in His time requires much attention; be grateful: recognize at every moment the gift of life, do something that makes you feel your own gratitude; be obedient to what the Spirit shows you: you will always have a right action to perform, just be attentive and act.

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Secondly, when you have an accident that completely changes everything you thought was your life. then you have to walk away from yourself and start all over again, falling into the same mistake of thinking you are, when maybe it's a chance to realize who you really are, to realize that you were about to leave this world without really having lived.

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Finally, not only do we uncover DEATH when we get sick, become old or have a serious accident, but when life is revealed to us and we realize that death was always by our side, silent, ase-chante, certain that we would be sooner or later their victims. Jesus once said: "Let the dead bury their dead" Luke 9:60 This phrase reveals the spiritual nature of each individual, a nature in which death has no jurisdiction. However, we live so close to ourselves that very few of us discover this nature and accept it as a living being. In this case death will not call you because it has you sure as sure as the earth has the land to receive that temporary vehicle that drives your spirit that is your body. Thank Steemians for reading, remember it's a personal quest.