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The End

from Dunni and Lola | Feb 19, 2010 Dunni and Lola

We often go on and on about what will happen today, the next day, another month, year, etc, and I am surprised to see that not so much has been said about the end. Has anyone pondered on the fact that there will be an end to all things, sometime, and someday? We plan out events for years to come but, no preparation is made for the end. Have you ever thought of what will happen at the end of all things? Is there going to be another life after this? Peradventure we shall all emerge again in another world after death, or we have    
all concluded that  it does not matter what happened after this world? The religious book tells us about judgement after the end. We read about heaven and hell, if this is real, have you thought about where its all going to end? Eventhough it seems not to matter now, but I vividly think it is a matter to consider as we deal with the events of life.    



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