Av been wondering lately, with the series of events that have transcended within these past weeks. Of one is the sudden jerking of the body like a trout caught in a hook trying to wriggle its way off to freedom,followed by the ensuing limbo of the once energetic body. Of another is an abrupt ceasation of all functions that evidenced life, no struggle whatsoever. Yet of another is neither the struggle nor the sudden surcease, but a gradual decline in activity culminating to the inevitable. I have been called to question by my own very subconscious; at what point exactly is the body no longer fit to maintain life? At what point does the body becomes un-useful to house & sustain the spirit/soul? At what point do we exactly pronounce the body dead? Yes when all vitals for monitoring the human body activity ceases, but what is that crital point when this happens and then the declaration is made. What is that dividing line which when crossed cannot be undone though life's activity seem to still exist. Is this threshold same for all men? Yet howbeit, some seem to have crossed this threshold & yet were still able to revert. This gives credence to the fact that the power of life & death is not in the custody of man. My assessment is thus; there is a Divine being, the Custodian of life & death, He it is that draws the line for all men albeit different, the Judge who decides the fitness/unfitness of our mortal bodies to assume its primary function. He decides who goes & who remains. When it comes to that dividing line, we can do little to influence the decision of the Great Judge. WE MUST LEAVE THE UNKNOWABLE TO THE ALL-KNOWING ONE. "I am the Resurrection & Life, he that believeth in me though he dieth shall live, and he that liveth shall never see death".