Natural death.

I'm just wondering, is it really natural, the way people pass away?

Let's imagine a completely healthy person, who has no disease at all, and he just simply falls asleep, and never wakes up again. Or just the simplicity behind how old, but healthy people die, in bed while sleeping. After a certain age.

What I'm really interested in, is it possible that people die in a well organized manner? Looking at them as a mass of humans, who simply leave well developed communities. Why would it all be paranormal? Because there seems to be a system organizing when and how an individual dies.

What if this whole World (including the animals) is actually a soul-factory? Developing the awareness of every individual? We all see, that people live only 7O years of age. Long ago T-Rex lived over a 3OO years. They had awareness, too. Gigantic plants lived for over 2OOO years, some trees live 5OO years today. Considering the fact, that trees have awareness, too.

ALL death is natural. Death is perhaps one of the most fundementally natural things in all of creation. Everything dies. Stars, planets, plants, animals, people, civilizations, ideas, ect. Death releases resources and energy that in turn is the birthing stuff of new creation and life.

Even what people consider unatural death is still natural, as death, whether by disease or accident, old age or sudden, violent and intentional, is still perhaps the most natural thing in existance.

Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Even what people consider unatural death is still natural, as death, whether by disease or accident, old age or sudden, violent and intentional, is still perhaps the most natural thing in existance.

Is it possible, that these death situations are being controlled for a certain reason? Thinking about: having someone dead after 14O years of age, purposely? Or het someone killed at a young age? How does the awareness react to all this?

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There are only so many catagories of death. 'Natural' death meaning it was not caused by another person (homicide) or by accident (accidental) or by self inflicted (suicide) or by illness and/or disease.

Is it natuiral to die? Absolutely. It's more of a transition than a 'death', but it is none-the-less a part life. Kind of like a caterpiller going into a caccoon. The caterpiller stops being a caterpiller and becomes a butterfly. The caterpiller didn't really die, but there is no caterpiller anymore.