Geardirector

Very True. I made this realization long ago, and do not ever deny it. I accept that any and everyday I or anyone I know and or love could parish, and I will just have to accept it, and I do. When I was little I would get aggravated at the petty pity my family would give to passed members of the family and friends. Death is inevitable, but is it the end? To my current understanding it is not, but it is an end. Frankly, I am without fear of the inevitable, but what I do fear is screwing up.

The world is neither horrible or good. It is both simultaneously, multiple realities from the perspective of many individuals. Like many bubbles on a shallow vat sliding against each other, some of them bursting and some others joining with like bubbles. The world is a grey world, the bubbles set to myriad shades set before a lone light.

Anything could happen, because everyone's individual experiences are unique, some very similar if not the same in some ways, but yes it is much like what Iaredios described. Anither analogy I found are droplets of water sliding against a window, going with the flow of the wind, some passing by, others joining together.