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>>I'm 87, still active and lucid." Nothing To Be >>Frightened Of" omitted a most important step in our >>confrontation with >>death. That is sleep, which is a nightly rehearsal of >>death. >>We lapse into unconsciousness for eight hours and >>enter into >>a bizarre world of dreams, knowing we shall awaken to >>our >>real world again. Death must be a near similar >>experience >>without the waking up. Whether we enter a dream world >>is the >>great unknown. But we are accustomed to closing our >>eyes and >>drifting off without fear so perhaps the long sleep is >>not >>too unlike the nightly one. > >"To die, to sleep, perhaps to dream. Ah, there's the >rub."

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