Perpetuous
It is an odd place for mortals.
It’s not surprising that they can more easily conceptualize places where no life can ever exist than understand such a place. Without ‘death’ they lose the cause and justification for their societies, families, work, and growth.
Nowhere does the absence of death’s surety leave a more unfathomable void than the two pursuits that often come to be central to their pitiable existence; worship and love.
For a time, when they first arrive, they cannot even comprehend their own existence. Let alone come to terms with the fact that ‘here’ such existences are commonplace.
To be continued...
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