“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself;” the famous words of Franklin Delano Roosevelt to start living by.

Many people fear doomsday theories and anything that actually highlights our dim future.

And true some theories have actually really scared us stiff and served to remind us of the inevitability that is death. But the truth of the matter is that we were all born and we will all die some day. 

And my, don’t we fear the last mentioned event! But what if we found away to by-pass death or its overall effect? As in, instead of trying to prolong life, is there another better option?

The question I am hinting at is really an age old issue; which is, is it really worthwhile to die on the correct side of the “good and evil equation?” Is there is a case for eternal life? 

Can we do some tests and if eternal life is  real, then we need to fully embrace what will make us preserve our lives.

I will admit some theories on our destiny can make one go bonkers or stay indoors for a month. But maybe the theorists who come up with these ideas have really been appointed to inform us. Maybe, the way they choose to express the facts is what is at fault!

Take my book for example. The title is “The End.” Many people on just seeing the title will shun it. But I focus on eternal life and not doomsday.

 I call it “my own Da Vinci Code.” Instead of going to hell, we can all go to heaven and the way to do it is so simple according to me. So simple it is that I did slap myself when I discovered it. You may not have to be a saint to go to heaven after all!

Read my work and pass the concept on, and let’s see if we have cracked God’s code or not. This reminds me of those spam mails usually doing the rounds on the net. Those “pass it to 10 people mails” Perhaps someone needs to do one building on this new Babel tower and pass it on. Then maybe in a years time, we can all carryout the proposal in my work and all go to heaven.

The End time you wish

through the eyes of John Lerrato

 

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