Questions of eternity

What awaits us after death? This question has been asked by pharaohs and philosophers, priests and scientists, children and old people. Some see death as the gateway to eternity, others as the final point.

Destiny is not a judgement. It is an architecture. And destiny is not a destination, but a vector of movement. This is the opinion of psychologist Dayna Herzog, exploring why we are drawn to certain directions, why we meet these very people and why at key moments it seems as if someone has already written the script.

Time is a strange substance. It stretches in a queue, flies on holiday, slows down in sadness and disappears in love. Someone considers it a resource, someone - an enemy, someone - a friend. In some cultures it is scheduled by the minute, in others it floats like a cloud in the sky.