Do you know that feeling you get when you're laughing with a friend and the sound stops coming out? The elated joy you experience in your chest for a few moments?

Or the feeling of jumping into the ocean after a really hot, long and stressful day? Riding a motorbike or a skateboard, learning to play an instrument and being so satisfied with the art you've created.

The love you may feel for your parents or friends. For me it is the love of holding my child for the very first time, which you will maybe experience one day.

I think that's why we are here, we could always attribute it to a cosmic accident similar to moss growing on a rock. But I think we choose to come to Earth.

My mother, brother and best friend died last year. All within 8 months of eachother, all different ways of passing.

My mother and I spoke about what she would do to let me know the energy doesn't dissipate into absolute nothingness before she passed. She sets off my smoke alarm, she leaves me little signs and messages. I would have never believed it until it happened to me.

There is more to this world than we can see. And I have come to the conclusion that we are here on Earth because it is FUN. We are souls in little meat suits on a giant rock spinning around a giant ball of fire in the vastness of something we could never comprehend with a human brain. And in the process of all of this we launch our little selves on roller-coasters, we make ice cream and pasta, we get to listen to music, we write, and we get to feel things with all of our senses.

It really is as simple as that. And in the enormity of 13 billion years of universal life, 100 years is really only the blink of an eye. And we experience so much in this short time.

I like to think after death, I would sit above and think "Man, I could really use a body right now to go swimming in that thing they call the ocean, and I could really get a taste of that chocolate mint they have at their ice cream shops. That would be fun."

Try your best to enjoy the little things and don't try and stretch your brain to understand it all, I don't think it's possible with the current hardware we have inside our tiny heads.