THE HUMAN BODY AFTER DEATH 💀

3rd Day After Death - Nails Start to fall off.

4th Day After Death - Hair Start to detach from skull.

5th Day After Death - Brain starts to melt as insects feed on.

6th Day after Death - Skin
starts to turn black and peel off.

7th Day After Death - Stomach melts out from mouth and private parts exhuming very strong odours to attract scavengers.

After 60 Days - Whole body reduced to nothing, but mere bones.

SO MUCH PRIDE!
SO MUCH GREED!
SO MUCH HATRED
SO MUCH WICKEDNESS
SO MUCH EVIL
SO MUCH EGO!!!!!

For WHAT??????? 🤷‍♀🤷‍♂​​​
PLEASE Let's HUMBLE Ourselves.

Always remember that " this life is Vanity upon Vanity "

LOVE ONE ANOTHER
BE NICE TO PEOPLE
ENVY NOT
DO GOOD ALWAYS to others because it COST YOU NOTHING.
DON'T TAKE WHAT BELONGS TO OTHERS AS YOURS


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