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    How to die Once
    How to die Once
    How to die Once
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    How to die Once

    By Jack Vorster

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    This book is about dying and living supernaturally. It is crucial for everyone, whether rich or poor, to follow this course. Without experiencing the kind of death that leads to a supernatural life actually spells disaster for those who do not achieve it. Would it be a surprise to know that it was actually intended for us to live a supernatural life but that we are being denied the privilege? To live supernaturally means to live a life void of fear, conflict and stress. It would be a life worth dying for without making any funeral arrangements.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJack Vorster
    Release dateDec 16, 2024
    ISBN9798227166494
    How to die Once
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    Jack Vorster

    Jack Vorster has a background in advertising/marketing. Now retired, he writes on the make-up of the human body and the function thereof in its collective form of body, soul and spirit.

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      How to die Once - Jack Vorster

      Introduction

      Life is filled with pitfalls. No matter how we tiptoe through the time of each day until we rest our heads at night, there is always something lying in wait to trip us up. We regard these stumbling blocks as unforeseen events or the consequences of our actions. When the excitement of our youth and the thrills that go with it start fading away, the reality of life takes over and we seriously begin to question the purpose of life. I once heard someone say, It’s hard to be a person. I thought it quite funny. In essence, that person was saying that the pressures of life were truly burdensome.

      We live on a planet filled with human life and it seems that the root cause of all the misery on this enlarged speck of dust is just that – human life. To be more precise, it is the relationships between human creatures that have turned our terrestrial dwelling place into a cauldron of death and destruction. Between individuals and between nations conflict is the name of the game. There are many an individual openly declaring themselves to be self-created in intellectual prowess and self-made as far as their success in life is concerned. And if they cannot impose their will on others they go on the offensive to slander and destroy the reputation of those who dare to oppose them. Then we have tyrants and dictators who hold nations captive to their ideals of power, greed and the need for global conquest.

      Quite frankly, there is one word for it all – and that is the word pride. Pride is like a garment worn to protect the importance of self. It has annihilated empires and slaughtered the wicked and innocent alike. Today we stand at the brink of a nuclear holocaust. Not even a faraway deserted island would be considered a place of safety. The kingdoms of this world are ready to sacrifice everything in order to achieve their ideals and prove their supremacy.

      Is there a better way of life and, if so, can it be attained? Yes, there definitely is and it is easy to appropriate. I am inviting readers to use their imagination while paying attention to the words in this book. Somewhere along the line while reading, that imagination will convert to reality accompanied by absolute peace and power beyond comprehension. A funeral awaits the reader. But what will follow is... well, let’s see.

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