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The Mystery of Death (1)

Death the great annihilator of the works of time is the only thing certain about life. Yet we know nearly nothing about this event with any certainty. For all our modern and scientific development we cannot predict death. It remains as enigmatic as it has been. All that we know is that death is, but what it is we do not know. We have observed something about the processes of death but not the why and how of it. So too we have learnt something about what happens to the physical body after death but we have little clue about the self and its experience after death. Most do not come back to tell us what happened behind the iron curtain that abruptly ended life. The few who return, remember very little. And the rare ones who both return and remember are ignored by modern science. Thus, a useful body of evidence is lost just because it would shake the very foundations of our theory of material reductionism. For material processes are, in the final analysis, only a last step in a chain and series of events that happen simultaneously or successively on other Time-Space domains of our vast cosmic existence.