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Ask yourself these questions to determine what’s worth your time and energy.  - Does it leave you with a story? - Does it change you? -Does it allow you to unplug?  -Does it improve your relationships?  -Does it feel challenging?  -Does it make you feel a sense of awe?  -Does it improve your social status? -Does it give you energy? 

  Over the past year, I have been fascinated by near-death experiences. It started in my youth when I read parts of the book written by Raymond Moody, Life after death. Raymond Moody is considered to be the father of near-death experiences. His book was first published in 1975 and has become a bestseller. I will review it at a later date. Now to the Netflix series, surviving death. It begins with a doctor drowning, dying and experiencing death. The near death experiences that I especially enjoy are when atheists experience them and the effect it has on those people regarding their perception of God afterwards. Most people gain a newfound knowledge of God's existence. It strengthens my belief that there must be a life beyond death and that there must be a meaning to the life we ​​live today. Many of these stories bear witness to similar experiences. You die, you see the world around you from a distance, you experience peace, you get a review of your life and how it has affected othe

Working to make life easier for other people is something I have always wanted to do and therefore the medical profession was an obvious choice for me. However, the profession itself is enormously difficult, and it is especially difficult when you have chosen the specialty of general medicine. Short consultation times and cost efficiency are something that characterize daily life. Detailed control of the work with various PMs and flows makes us lose the art of medicine by just staring blindly at them. I feel that in today's Swedish healthcare, I don't really get the chance to sit down with patients and discuss their lives and its effect on health. Their thoughts and ability. How our life choices affect our mental and physical health. In today's Swedish healthcare, I don't get the chance to be a real general practitioner. I am a pawn in a game that someone else controls. That's why I've created this blog, to connect with other humans and Share some knowledge that

Welcome to The Human life Journey Blog, your place to explore, reflect, and delve into the fascinating journey that is human life. I am convinced that every individual carries a unique story and perspective that enriches our world. This blog is dedicated to exploring all aspects of the human life, from my personal experiences as a family physician to my interactions with society and the world around me. Here, I will share inspiring stories, deep reflections, and insightful analyses on the various dimensions of life. I will discuss topics such as personal development, health and well-being, interpersonal relationships, culture and society, as well as my journeys and adventures through this remarkable and beautiful adventure called life. Whether I'm seeking advice, inspiration, or a sense of community, The Human Life Journey Blog is my digital guide to exploring the rich landscape of human experiences. I welcome everyone to join the conversation and share their own stories, thoughts,