Nobody Knows Who Will Be Next: The Reality of Life and Death

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Stop and Observe What Is Happening in the World: Death, Diseases, Suffering, and Madness

Take a break and observe the way people are dying. Yes, stop for a moment and look at what is happening around you. If you think everything is well in this world, then you are deceiving yourself.

Look at the whole world! Look at what is happening: death, diseases, suffering, and madness.

Madness has taken hold of people's hearts, including the hearts of leaders whose decisions and actions allow sin to flourish. And all these things have brought suffering and death upon mankind.

What Kind of World Are We Living In?

People are living however they want, doing whatever pleases them, without considering the consequences of their actions.

Meanwhile, death continues to take people unexpectedly. People are dying here and there, young and old, rich and poor. Nobody knows who will be next or when their own time will come.

Today, you see someone alive and making plans for tomorrow. Suddenly, that person is gone. Another person is battling a disease, another is suffering mentally, and another is living in unbearable pain.

Yet, many people continue living as though nothing is happening, as though life on this earth will last forever.

Wake Up and Reflect!

Life is fragile, and tomorrow is not promised to anyone.

Instead of living carelessly, take time to examine your life, your actions, and your relationship with God. The world is full of signs that should make every thoughtful person pause and reflect on the purpose of life.

Prophet Kacou Philippe says: 
We live as we want. Through our lives, we show that our lives belong to us and that we have no obligation to God. Let us be conscious that the Master of life and the One who decides for our future is God.- Extract From Kacou 182:The two doves of the vision of 1993

 

Do not wait until suffering comes knocking at your door before you begin to think seriously about your life and your soul.

Today is an opportunity to reflect, turn away from wrongdoing, and seek God sincerely. Do not take life for granted.

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