No. I’m not dead, yet. I’m just dreaming. And ang mabigat dito, conscious ako na nananaginip lang ako. And with the looks of it, passing the same path when I got the chance to have a glimpse of what hell really looked like, I am bit excited than afraid. Yes, before this seem to be trip to heaven, I already made a trip to hell. I pass this path also, so it’s quite familiar. I reached the end of the line and face the old man with a long beard of shining white color. It was awesome. What makes it splendid is the fact that I was not conscious then, I really thought that I died in some freak accident or simply died in my sleep. But that’s another story and been posted here in my blog. Just dig it.
Along with a long queue of souls (or whatever is left when one dies), I was dumbfounded of the multitude of people dying every single day. Now, like me, walking in one line going to that bright light, with walls of steel in immeasurable heights. I kept myself busy by gazing the emotions and expressions of these souls. I couldn’t help but grinned. I saw hundreds, no millions of troubled souls. Teary eyed. Yes, when you get there, it is still possible to cry. Along with other feelings too. Believe me, I’ve been there. I grinned because I knew why they acted as such, or felt as such. They know they will be going to hell. And that’s foreseeable. If they only knew what lies in hell…
With just ten souls in front, I could clearly see the old guy. In few more minutes I will be facing him again. While getting closer and closer, I set my eyes in any direction but his.
“Your name?”
“Tolits…”
“Cause of dea…” he looked at me for seem eternity and with puckered brow. “Hmm. You’re seem familiar. Dumaan ka na dito natatandaan ko. Bakit ka nandito ulit?” Ipagpatuloy ang pagbabasa »