I think I will have to respectfully disagree with you, Mr. Doyle. This talk of “. . .worlds that reside all around us . . . next to us here in life and the ones waiting for us after” sounds rather dubious to me. And I think you misunderstand me when you say the unknown id not to be feared; it is not the unknown I fear but the loss of things I consider very valuable, like my own life, for example. I suppose it could be argued that, since I have never lost my life, it is something unknown to me, but if that qualifies as “fear of the unknown,” then so be it.

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