Enduring stories of demons and angels and floods of heroes seeking redemption and fair maidens seeking rescue and evil men we must fight and defeat.
#The unliving blog series
I was watching the other day on Netflix a series “Myths and Monsters” in which the creators reach back deep into our collective history to untangle the pre-modern fears which still haunt us in the night the sources of the myths which tell us who we are, where we came from and – yes – where we are going. And what could be more unknown than death? It’s the natural way of things and wondering about the unknown is what sets us apart from the animals. I’m curious what you’re going to do when you grow up what you’re going to be and how you’re going to help make the world a better place.”ĭeath, its all around us, even little children start contemplating it mostly with curiosity at the beginning which is replaced with raging as our immortality and invincibility waxes full, moving on to acceptance and finally expectation when at last we are tired and anxious to meet our maker, to get His evaluation of how we did with the 70+ years He gave us. “No,” I answered gingerly, “that’s a long ways away. “I’m really anxious to find out what happens when we die,” my little boy told me the other day, causing me quite a start.
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