We know who the real terrorists are.

 Long live the resistance.

 On our fourth trip to the graveyard we found three new plots. Our guide is an angel. We're getting closer to a decision, looking forward to hanging out in the neighborhood. Soon it will be mulberry season. 

 Day 944 of the Gaza genocide. The U.S. of Israel keeps on killing.

 Global Sumud. The U.S. of Israhell keeps killing.

 Is it rational to believe in the afterlife? Rationalism might say it's not, but human being is highly irrational, while we rationalize everything we think about and do. We act crazy and say we're rational creatures, we act as if there's no afterlife so we can do any damned thing we want to the earth and each other in this life. But that's just the ones who believe only in one short life with no soul and therefore no soul journey. The dumbest thing is even if people think there's no afterlife, there's an afterlife in children and everything that comes after us, so either way you consider, there is an afterlife.

 If there's a funeral I'd be there but I don't know there will be or if I could be but I'd like to be. I thought of it many times growing up actually. I remember when Steve died in a car crash on a rainy night on the island and they came and knocked on the door of the fisherman's shack I stayed in and I couldn't open the door. At his funeral they burned four sets of clothes and four meals for his journey to the next world. An eagle flew in circles above the smoke. I think that may have been Steve as well as a curious eagle. I'm almost more curious now about the past than when I lived in it.

Oh and this started when I saw a post about living funerals.