17/01/2025
WHEN YOU DIE ⚰️
When you die, you won’t have to worry about your body—your relatives will take care of everything according to their abilities.
Surprise Alert:
They will undress you, wash you, clothe you, and remove you from your house, taking you to your new resting place.
Many people will attend your funeral to "say goodbye." Some will cancel appointments or even miss work just to be there.
Your belongings, even those you once refused to share, will be sold, given away, or discarded.
Your keys, tools, books, shoes, and clothes—all of them will find new owners or be forgotten.
Rest assured, the world will not stop to mourn you. Life will go on.
At work, you will be replaced. Someone equally qualified—or even better—will take over your position.
Your possessions will pass to your heirs, and people will continue to talk about you—judging, praising, or criticizing the things you did, both big and small.
Those who only knew you superficially may say, "Poor soul," or "They lived a good life."
Your true friends will mourn for hours or days, but eventually, they will move on.
The "friends" who accompanied you to social gatherings will quickly forget about you.
Your pets will adjust to their new owner.
Your photos may hang on the wall or sit on a piece of furniture for a while, but eventually, they’ll be stored away or forgotten.
You will only live on in the memories of those who truly loved you.
Surprise Alert:
Someone else will sit on your couch, eat at your table, and carry on where you left off.
The deep pain felt in your home will last a week, a month, or maybe a year—but eventually, you’ll fade into memory.
Your story on Earth will end. But your story in the afterlife will begin.
In the next phase, you won’t carry anything from this world with you. All your material possessions will lose their value when you leave.
Your body, beauty, appearance, last name, wealth, status, career, titles, assets, diplomas, medals, trophies, friends, family, car, house—all of it will stay behind.
In your new life, the only thing that matters is your spirit. The value of your spirit is the true fortune you amassed in this world.
This fortune isn’t built through material things but through love, kindness, and the peace you shared with others.
So live fully, be kind, and embrace happiness while you’re here. Remember:
"You won’t take with you what you have; you will only take with you what you gave."
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Abubakar Sadiq Agama Lafiya
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