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What would happen if I died right now? What would happen to my body, to my soul? Is there even something like a soul? How should I treat someone who is about to die? How are the people who are dying reacting at situations like that? Is dying something we should be afraid of or is it just the beginning of an afterlife?
Questions after questions. But where are the answers? That’s easy: at the Trinity University in Dr. Pinnocks course about Death and Beyond. This class is dealing with one of the most interesting themes that I have ever heard of. Of Course it’s not all very easy to understand or to handle. Some people would feel uncomfortable talking about death. I definitely enjoy it. Not because I feel like death is a good thing or something positive happening in our life’s, but I just think that knowing what different type of stages people are going through is intense.
While Death and Beyond can be very traumatical for a lot of people, there are also a lot of other courses such as Intercultural Communication which are very compelling. Dr. Huesca is teaching us the meaning of intercultural differences and how they effect us each and every day. Isn’t it strange that in some cultures women tend to speak to other women rather than speaking to a man? What about the way that woman is talking about other females, is she repeating important words? What is her body language saying? So many different things we can look out for while seeing people from unique backgrounds.

While talking about unique, did you know that there is a course just for training improvisation? How cool is this?? And it’s so much fun!! We are training how to say yes, and… that is just the way a play or a conversation can go on, by accepting the offer that is made and suggesting a new one!

To be honest there is way more to say about my courses and what I like or maybe don’t like at all. But I still want to see if my opinion about some things are going to change in the next couple days. Probably going to talk more about this in my next blogpost!