Is the death final ?

[two lizards]

i agree the notion of finality itself is the question. is anything ever in a true state of being or is it constantly reforming and changing and we only are
able to grasp phases of those ever fluctuating positions which we associate with being concrete. i feel everything is a manifestation of the same intitial
intent expressing itself through all organisms which change and probe for the benefit of the enhancement of the universe at large. so death in this
understanding would be one of the many concrete associations we make with the ever changing fluidic universe we are in, in essence it is one of the recognized
phases of change that are truly extracted from the multitude of constant repositioning taking place. i feel one is able to maintain their position if they are
able to detatch from the concrete phase they have associated as the self. that being who we are here, can we let go and fluidially become something more? or
do we adhere to the familiar for comfort and stability? seems to be the question in life and death. death can be a birthlike experience leading further into
the mystery we share with our universe it can be an inward expansion, a "definitive journey of return, " as juan matus has called it.