Death

 _*Olgivanna Lloyd-Wright: The Struggle Within:*_ 

 _*Death represents consciousness. Death is another world and by being*_ _*in touch with that world we are living our lives as it befits a human being to live. The term death has been*_ _*misrepresented, abused much in the same way as the word immortality. If*_ _*we believe we have no soul, we will die without one. No one can help us. We become that which our faith inspires us to be.*_ 

 _*Life on earth is not measured only by this space and by this physical time. Death is a*_ _*continuation, not a cessation. Physical death is not to be feared because it can contain in itself  the continuation  of  life. What man must fear is inner death-the death in _life. When inner death takes place, the cessation of life is absolute.*_ 

 _*Gurdjieff*_