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Transmitting lessons learned, hopes and memories isn't for you, the now dead person, it's for your children. It's to strengthen them and hopefully guide them.
by hobotime 3y ago
Transmitting lessons learned, hopes and memories isn't for you, the now dead person, it's for your children. It's to strengthen them and hopefully guide them.
- JohnFen 3y agoYes, but surely you're doing that as you go through life rather than saving it all up for after your death. If your children are young and you're worried about an untimely death, then it makes sense. I wrote books for my children for just this reason (but I also gave them the books while they were still young).