Firefighter here. I was reflecting on a fatality I attended recently. My thoughts wandered to how a body looks like it is ājust matterā in a way that a living thing does not, even when sleeping. Previously I assumed this observation was just something to do with traumatic death, but this person seemed to have died peacefully and the same, āabsenceā of something was obvious.
Iām not a religious person, but it made me wonder if there actually is something that āleavesā when someone dies (beyond the obvious breathing, pulse etc).
Iām not looking for a āmy holy book saysā, kind of discussion here, but rather a reflection on the direct, lived experiences of people who see death regularly.
Sure. It stops working. I get that. As I mentioned, I believe, maybeā¦ just maybe human energy might continue as a spirit/ghost. Definitely not saying itās true.
Everyone is entitled to their belief. I also kinda like the idea of maybe being a ghost one day and while I donāt necessarily believe in ghosts I also donāt believe that they donāt exist either. I want to haunt an amusement park.
