Just Another Day in the Morgue

Summary

Just Another Day in the Morgue reflects on mortality, grief, and healing—finding meaning in loss while embracing renewal, resilience, and inner peace.

Just Another Day in the Morgue: Self-imposed isolation may be the precise thing to do for some personality types. People who sincerely want to do and say the proper things often face challenges. Their efforts end up being a washout. These individuals should avoid intimate interpersonal contact if at all possible. This is a sad existence for a person. Yet, it is profitable for others who find themselves in the path of idiocy.

Human beings are created and designed to be social creatures. Still, some folks confuse and spoil everything they contact. By and large, this disturbance is unintentional.

Most people do not want to be a source of turmoil and chaos. Still, some temperaments are like that. They lack certain social skills. These individuals are in the bondage of personal hang-ups that always produce the exact opposite of their intents.

If a person dislikes themselves, they will inevitably feel uncomfortable around other people. This discomfort is a byproduct of their self-loathing. They get a headache and become nervous when the prospect of being around other people is imminent. They hate feeling this way. They make a personal resolution to adjust their way of thinking. This effort is all to no avail as soon as they step out of the door. So how does a person go about liking themselves?

One way that a person can start to release themselves from the self-hatred mode is by killing themselves. The way that a person thinks of themselves must be horrifically slaughtered from their self-awareness. This thinking renovation may be hard to accomplish when one looks at oneself in the mirror because the reflection looking back at them is the same. Everyone talks about positive thinking but this approach only goes so far in thought invigorating.

Thoughts are electrical pulses that can be charged and discharged. Negative thoughts are the opposite charge of positive thoughts. Both negative and positive thoughts (electrical charges) carry out a balancing act in the makeup of the total person.

When one changes their way of thinking about themselves, they remove inhibitions to social interaction and mental stability. This increases the electrical charge in their brain. It opens blocked channels and cleanses the ones that are already in use.

Living in the servitude of self is comparable to living in a state of death. Everything is based on what the self-absorbed thinks and feels. They despise themselves. As a result, everything and everyone else is viewed from that foundation of self-scorn. They have wedged themselves into that foundation. For some people, the only way out of this predicament is through a brain transplant.

For others, the way out of this bondage of self is through self-acceptance. It also involves placing the concerns of others ahead of theirs. One must use creative discernment and common sense when dealing with other people. This helps avoid falling into the trap of utter nonsense. There are risks that come with exposure to all things.

Isolation imposed by oneself may be appropriate. This occurs when a person consistently causes harm to others, either by design or intentionally, upon making contact. It’s alright. Physical life lasts only a day and a night, then it’s over and done with. The old were young only a moment ago. The once healthy now contend with an overactive bladder and an enlarged prostate.

One should promptly break the mirror when they look at themselves in it. It is better to call it a day. Positive thinking will not change what is looking back at them. If you believe that you are unique in your terrors, take a trip outside of yourself for a moment. Look at the world around you. When you do this, you will find stark evidence. It confirms that the world does not revolve around you. Compared to many others, your grief is a joy ride.

The days are moving faster than the calendar can count. Soon one will have nothing to look back on. They have lived their lives in a vacuum-packed seal. Some have done and said things to others. For them, the emptiness and loneliness of quarantine is a fit punishment. They may look at the walls and feel sorrow for themselves. Yet, justice is being served on them. They should make up their minds to live in peace with seclusion.

And why waste your time talking to yourself? Do you really think that even you want to hear your weeping and moaning? And you certainly do not want to hear yourself belittling other people. You are already in the pit of self-degradation. Why do you want to dig yourself deeper by mocking and criticizing others?

Welcome to the end of your world. Rejoice in it because you have pulled the sheets over your head. You have called it quits. No one else has caused you to separate and make yourself inaccessibility. You have chosen this way of living on your own volition. Dance and sing within the corridors of your loneliness. Don’t forget to sacrifice a burnt offering to the prince of living death. You worship this prince by your mindset.