e; the things he or she said and did were different. Now, if you had experienced the same things both times then that would have been called predicting the future but since that wasn’t the case, we don’t have to deal with that part.Javier:Fair enough, but just exactly what do we have to deal with here?Socrates: No one can really teach you to feel those sensations; there isn’t a class in this world that would train you for that, or some kind of ritual that could be performed for you to have sensations and feelings of that kind. Since our body has five senses that react to things we see, touch, smell, taste and hear, but nothing compared to sensations of any kind, then we could deduce that our body must share space with something so amazing that allows us to see things we can’t see or hear things we can’t hear.Javier:What are you up to Socrates? I feel as though you are putting me in some kind of trance, but needless to say, you sure make sense in what you are saying. I am the kind of person that needs to see in order to believe, but now that I am facing the facts you have put before me I could honestly say that there is in fact something inside us which by the way, sound as if it had life of its own.Socrates:Very well said! You have come a long way my friend, that thing you are referring about is none other than our soul.Javier:You sure are a clever individual, but you still haven’t told me how is it that Ulysses still alive and supposedly talking to aunt Lila.Lila:Just be patient, I am sure Socrates is taking his time in this issue so you could understand perfectly what’s happening. By the way, don’t think I am not interested in your conversation; I am sited here listening to you both, enjoying your wise words.Socrates:Lila just took those words out of my mouth. Javier? Out of the things that are surrounding us, can you pick the ones that actually reach death?Javier:Men, animals, plant...
