An entire world resides within the confines of my head, one created by ponder and expanded upon by thoughts. And often, my wonderings of such lead me towards a thing of practicality in our own world, a thing that we could perform to gain intimate knowledge of ourselves and those who surround us, leading to discover something that was entirely unknown before.

And just so, in my recent wonderings, I came across a form of exercise, a task to perform which fascinated me quite immensely. Its concept is something rather simple to grasp yet incredibly difficult to implement. This exercise is as follows:

Imagine yourself, living and breathing as of now, to be utterly dead, taken away suddenly and unfortunately from this world. Your life has ended and now you, from the perspective of your loved one, have to write a note in remembrance of your own death. The person you choose could be anyone, a member of family, a good friend or your partner, anyone whom you would wish could write this note upon your death. From the eye of your loved one; script down a note to your own remembrance.

The moment I realized this concept, I was stricken with curiousness of its implementation. I had to perform it; I had to know what it could do, where it would lead me. And thus, I decided to perform this task with quite the hesitation in my head.

I ultimately imagined my demise, accepted my death, and changed my perspective towards the first person who had ever loved me and still does more than anything in the entire world, my mother.
What would she go through?
I asked myself.
How could she even process such a thing?
I began wondering countless questions in my head, beginning to find answers of some and somehow ending up writing down the note to my own remembrance from the eyes of my mother.

You may ask,
What is the purpose of such an elaborate exercise?
Why is it ever needed?
Well, I wondered the same until I ultimately wrote it all and noticed its effects upon me. And by sharing my note with you, I believe I can transcend that effect to my fellow readers as well.

So, head on to the next page down below and witness my very own Note to Remembrance.