We continue our dialogue entitled, ‘Living Out the Wild Within,’ This second part is subtitled, ‘You are that.’  In the dialogue we take a look at some creative aspects as we deal with a subject and a created work about the implications and truths about what would it mean if you could literally be alive forever -   would that be something appealing?  Some may say, ‘Of course it does,’ especially if you happen to be someone who believes in eternal life.  However, the point that our friend, Tony Burge, wishes to raise with us is something that is interesting. He imagines a world in the future in which we have discovered a drug that enables us to live forever.  Yet, there are choices that confront.  Some, even a lot, choose to not take the drug because there is something in their minds and thoughts that realize that beauty, goodness, truth, even life itself, means the most when we understand that one day it will end.  It's a great thought; it's a perplexing thought; it's one that involves a lot of thinking, heartfelt reasoning, and application to life.