Oh!
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Hahaha top part sounds like a fancy explanation at University.
Bottom part like a kid that happened to hear adults talking about it and went to repeat it 
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Right??! And look at St. Augustine himself…
His expression says “…now wait a minute…” as it slowly dawns in him what the kid had said.
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You can see his soul leaving his body through his head and all
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OMG!! It’s TRUE!!
🥲…thanks for that! I needed the laugh! 
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Putting the coffee industry out of business one copy at a time 
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That’s actually super deep.
Quite often, when the task and purpose of a particular incarnation is fullfilled from the point of view of the Higher Self, it takes the respective incarnational self back into the afterlife.
So if you don’t want to prematurely go into the afterlife, in case and once your task here on earth is done from the point of view your Higher Self, you need to tell your Higher Self to let you to continue living here on earth for the rest of the years for as long as the physical body still functions…
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But it’s not primature then, is it?
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Prematurely from your incarnational self point or ego of view.
Which is often different than the Higher Self’s point of view.
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Hahaha
Its a joke!! Gosh you guys, when you try to find more meaning to a joke crack me up.
Dont you see the meteor That extinct the dinosaurs approaching?
So its like… now when i finally feel my life getting together the threat of a WW3 seems coming to Us.
Nothing else to see here.
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Yes, I get the joke 
But also the analogy…
Finally when you think you’ve made it in life and became the best version of yourself, the Higher Self may say “ok, so we’re done in this incarnation, let’s bring you home into the afterlife, let me send you this meteor that will make it quick and painless for you”.
Higher Selves often have a special type of humor.
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Ahahahaha 
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