Death insurance: stories of souls

The company "Hades" continued to offer its insurance policies to souls awaiting incarnation. But behind the facade of bureaucratic procedures and strict rules lay a whole world of experiences, hopes, and fears.

Anna, a young and energetic soul, dreamed of a bright and fulfilling life. She refused all the bodies offered to her, considering them too boring or limited. "I want to live life to the fullest!" she declared; risking being blacklisted.

Boris, a workaholic soul, strived for constant development and knowledge. He changed bodies one after another, trying to experience all facets of human existence. But with each new incarnation, he felt his true essence dissolving, giving way to new personalities.

Vera, a calm and wise soul, preferred to spend time in reflection and conversations with other souls. She helped them understand their feelings and fears, and find meaning in waiting. "Life is not just about incarnation," she said, "it is also an opportunity to know yourself."

In this world of souls, there were other companies offering various services. The "Premium Reincarnation Agency" promised exclusive bodies for wealthy souls willing to pay for luxury and privilege. The "Incarnation Preparation Center" offered courses and training to help souls adapt to their new lives and avoid past mistakes. And in the "Anonymous Souls Club," one could share their experiences and find support among their peers.

But even in this world, where death was only a temporary stop, there were moral dilemmas. What if the offered body belonged to a person leading an immoral lifestyle? Is it worth agreeing to an incarnation knowing that it will bring suffering and pain? And what about those who break the rules and try to cheat the system?

The world of souls was complex and multifaceted, full of hopes, fears, and contradictions. And each soul awaiting its hour had to make its own choice, find its own way in this endless cycle of life and death.