A place where the dead teach the living by Deborah Chizaram Nnamani

Deborah Chizaram Nnamani

I studied Human Anatomy, and we had or have a slogan:

"A place where the dead teach the living."

And I can tell you this for a fact—I have seen the end of a man.

Before you misunderstand this post, this is not an argument about science or mortality. That’s not the point.

The point is this:

There is a place where beauty ends.

Where “fair,” “dark,” “fine,” “handsome” "open teeth " "tall" "short"… all lose their meaning.

Whether you believe in God or not.

I have stood in that reality, and it humbled me.

Deeply.

Because one day—one day—no matter who you are, people will not touch your body with bare hands again.

They will wear gloves.

Not out of honor… but out of necessity.

That realization changes you.

It makes you think.

It makes you question pride.

It makes you slow down and ask yourself—what really matters?

Because in that place, there are no conversations.

No arguments.

No status.

No recognition.

Just silence.

And the painful truth?

You can’t even tell who was beautiful and who wasn’t.

That’s how temporary this life is.

So I don’t understand why you’re still doing life without Jesus.

This life you’re holding so tightly to… it will end.

The body you’re so proud of… it will return to dust.

And what remains is your soul.

Your spirit.

And that is what will face eternity.

The Bible says:

What shall it profit a man if he gains the whole world and loses his soul?

This is not a fear post.

It’s a reminder.

A call to humility.

A call to alignment.

A call to think beyond now.

Because one day… whether we like it or not…

We will all reach that point.

Choose wisely.

Hope you have an amazing day.

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