Death is such a weird concept in the sense that no matter how knowledgeable you think you are, you would never be able to unravel the complexities that follow it. You lose someone dear today, and all you’re left with are puzzles of where their consciousness has gone. You begin to question the essence of life itself and wonder if maybe they will continue their existence in another world or simply reincarnate at a later time.
It’s really mind-boggling, and because of this, I believe people, including myself, would be curious to know more about dying. Maybe it would interest us to have more details about our own death to enable us prepare for it, and I imagine that this would be possible in some way in an advanced mystical world.
I imagine that there is a device that lets us know the exact time, and even place, of our death. Surely, I would be mind-blown because, for what it’s worth, I am sure that this device would help a lot of us spend more time with our loved ones, make key decisions for our families and friends which we would otherwise not have made if we were ignorant of the date of our death, and ultimately live each day like it’s our last.
However, I am well aware that for everything that seems like a great invention to the world, there is a disadvantage to it, and for a device like this, one of the downsides would be lifelong anxiety for people who have the knowledge of when they will die. Personally, I’m someone who already deals with anxiety issues. I overthink things a lot, so having this knowledge would only elevate the psychological stress I often feel.
I would become more cautious with every single thing I do, with myself and even those around me. I may even begin to act very strange to some people who have no idea that I have purchased this device, and who knows, I may put myself in harm’s way just to save a loved one from dying on their destined date.
Knowing these disadvantages, I honestly would skip the opportunity to spend my money on such a device. I would also discourage others from buying it. I mean, life has always been a mystery for a reason, and even when we think we've understood the ins and outs, it still shows us a different facet that confuses us even more. So maybe being ignorant of it all might be what saves us from ourselves. And I believe if there's anything worth knowing, we would know it in death or not.
This is not to undermine human intelligence, as there are some parts of life that can be figured out, but definitely not all. Likewise, death. We may correctly predict how some people would die due to their medical history or lifestyle, but we will never know the day, the hour, nor the place. And I think that's the beauty of life; living through the mysteriousness of it all and choosing to protect our joy and peace as fiercely as we can.
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