Hell's Requiem

A lonely strong man in a parallel world While writing this book I was thinking about how to express my own conception of life and death. I think there should be nothing in science after death, but there are too many phenomena that show that we seem to remember many things from our previous lives. I have this feeling that people I have never met before always have a feeling of déjà vu. Why is this? And this feeling is becoming increasingly rare as I grow up. Is it because the passage of time can really wash away memories? Or is it because I am becoming more and more worldly and unable to feel it with my heart?! I don't know though I've always been a committed atheist. But I also admire Nietzsche's "Eternal Recurrence Theory". This does not conflict with what I said in the novel: No one can be sure what will happen after death, because no one alive has ever died, and no one has woken up from death to tell us the truth. So I decided to fill in a footnote about death in an imaginary world. That is to say, people will live in another world after death. Like us, they are also thinking about what death is like. The heaven and hell in our hearts are where they live, and the heaven and hell in their hearts are also where we live. It is worth mentioning that when we truly die, we will forget everything about our lives and start a new life in that world. People in the same world are just as sad as us. The rebirth may be no different from the eternal death of the soul. Or maybe this is life and this is what God means. I don't want to say much about the strong ones. Not everyone who seems to be successful is a strong person. Maybe they can only be regarded as physically strong. The real strong person is the dual consciousness of body and spirit. A mentally strong person will always be much stronger than a physically strong person because the physical body will one day rot and disappear but the spirit will not!!!