> if this were my tomb or a tomb of a loved one, I wouldn't want it disturbed for at least a few hundred years A curious position. I use provocative words, not

> if this were my tomb or a tomb of a loved one, I wouldn't want it disturbed for at least a few hundred years A curious position. I use provocative words, not to antagonise but in a probably vain attempt to inspire: Why does the dust your body becomes deserve any special treatment? Was the dust that became the food that some day became you as precious? It is not the dust that gives your life meaning but the glances, the words and the hope you will have given; to people, to ideas, and even to yourself. The wonder of existence is not in the constituent; it is in the arrangement.