Spent a day and finished the recent work of Mitch Albom, "The Five People You Meet in Heaven". The work is not as the type of traditional story I thought of before reading it...not too much exaggeration of the sense of encouragement...it is written with a strong essence of fate and destiny to me...This is the imagination of heaven of the writer, and there he believes that we would meet the five special people one by one to re-live again a life that has come and gone so quick. Sometimes this is human feeling, and this is our expectation to the other end of place outside death, but I agree that the lack of understanding about the belongings, the environment around us and the future makes a life not just a life but a journey that lacks fulfillment of expectation. We live in sorrow and disappointment, yet we are still trying hard to breathe for the next second. A twisted rope, or a value of life to me, is how we are going to manage a rope of our own with manner and etiquette. There are nodes on the rope and the rope extends to the further darkness where we do not see with our eyes. Stepping further from the story of Albom, it may be interested in locating the five people that you are going to encounter in heaven, as what he expects, on this earth here at this moment. Sometimes you may not find one, but the other time you may find more than five candidates. This is a way to witness one's life perhaps in this pathetic world now and to get cross of others life...I call this action "zirhcing"...
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