Stanley   The Tibetan Buddhists have a 30 day ritual that propels the soul in its separation from the body/earth/tactile perhaps world.  Each week the soul is supposed to become stronger in its purpose maybe.  I'm not sure, but  I sort of agree that we might not suddenly become so divorced from our reality as living beings.  Even if it happens accidentally.  Plus some people just need permission to let go to really fly away or sail off into eternity or however one perceives afterlife.  A priest visited an aged lady after Thanksgiving one year and she told him she was tired of living, she's outlived her friends and many family.  He replied she might be ready to die and she did, not long after his visit.    Another time a crew of med students and a resident did an exam on a lady at our clinics at UNC and she had "no vitals."  Reporting in to the MD, he rushed to the room and shook her toe saying "So and so wake up.  This is Dr.  B.  The resident is really worried you are going to die on his table, so we need you to wake up."  She opened her eyes and said "Dr. B, I didn't see you on the way in." "I'm here like I always am each year.  I'm still around."  At which point they all laughed and finished the exam.  Later in life maybe we come and go more than we realize even in waking state.  Friends to wake up for matter.

Stanley   The Tibetan Buddhists have a 30 day ritual that propels the soul in its separation from the body/earth/tactile perhaps world.  Each week the soul is supposed to become stronger in its purpose maybe.  I'm not sure, but  I sort of agree that we might not suddenly become so divorced from our reality as living beings.  Even if it happens accidentally.  Plus some people just need permission to let go to really fly away or sail off into eternity or however one perceives afterlife.  A priest visited an aged lady after Thanksgiving one year and she told him she was tired of living, she's outlived her friends and many family.  He replied she might be ready to die and she did, not long after his visit.    Another time a crew of med students and a resident did an exam on a lady at our clinics at UNC and she had "no vitals."  Reporting in to the MD, he rushed to the room and shook her toe saying "So and so wake up.  This is Dr.  B.  The resident is really worried you are going to die on his table, so we need you to wake up."  She opened her eyes and said "Dr. B, I didn't see you on the way in." "I'm here like I always am each year.  I'm still around."  At which point they all laughed and finished the exam.  Later in life maybe we come and go more than we realize even in waking state.  Friends to wake up for matter.

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