Science says that a worm grows inside the human body exactly 24 hours after a body is buried

Science says that a worm grows inside the human body exactly 24 hours after a body is buried. 

It emerges from the deceased person's anus. It also emits a stench that is impossible to bear.  In addition, that stench attracts the same genus of insects. Sensing the stench, all the insects, spiders, and scorpions started heading towards the human corpse, and all of them started eating human flesh.

 The nose began to rot and deteriorate three days after burial. The nails began to fall off after six days. After nine days, hair started falling out.

 A person loses all of their body hair, and their stomach begins to swell. The stomach bursts after 17 days, releasing all internal organs. After 60 days, all the flesh of the corpse is gone.  Not a single piece of flesh remains in the human body.

 All of the bones separate from one another after 90 days. After a year, all the bones in the human body merge with the soil.

 And the entire existence of the person whose body was buried is erased.

 Therefore, my siblings say: Where does the kingdom go with so much human pride, so much self-importance, so much jealousy, so much hatred, so much lust, so much fame, so much valor, so much honor, so much strength, so much ability, so much wealth, so much power?

 Everything melts into the ground.

 Are there humans or what? Created from the earth, buried in the earth, and merged with the earth.

 After a 5-foot, 6-foot, or 7-foot person goes to the grave, their name and mark are erased.

 When someone who walks with dignity in this world goes to the grave, his existence remains nothing but the earth.

 As a result, one ought to work toward making one's actual life, one's life, forever beautiful and peaceful.


  Writer: Binod Kumar Simkhada 
binodkumarsimkhada315@gmail.com

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