This question is from Shweta. You often say that no one dies suddenly. The process of death begins at birth and is completed one day.

You also say that as we grow old, our aliveness need not decrease.

Since we know that both the physical strength and mental alertness do decline after a certain age,

how should we understand that quality of aliveness that does not decrease as we grow old?

I have only experienced this aliveness in my merititiveness when it manifests as stillness.

Is that the aliveness you refer to or is there something else?

Is this Shweta talking about me? Am I becoming dim? Hello?

Those of you who have seen me for 10, 15 years, am I becoming dim?

No, she's saying, with age you will become dim.

Well, that nobody dies suddenly.

He's a bit sensitive thing to say today because so many people are dying suddenly,

at least in the experience of their friends, relatives and loved ones.

Suddenly, virus, everything was fine, virus, gone tomorrow, too many people.

When a quarter million people have died in the last two months because of one cause,

people die of various causes that's different.

But because of one cause, a quarter million people die.

Somebody is making an estimate of this.

Some kind of calculation, I didn't go through this properly.

But they made some calculation, what is the weight of one single virus?

And how many virus does it take to kill one human being?

So many people, three million people infected, so many people dead.

So what is the number of virus? So what would be their cumulative weight?

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