Author’s life and life path, philosophy and religion with the touch of abstract personal fiction through his poems, as well as nascent dramatic work in Bosnian, English and French. Socrates argues that the soul cannot be destroyed by its particular evil, as other things are, since death does not make one more unjust. Death is not an evil, so it cannot destroy the soul. The soul then is immortal. Even Tyrants do not destroy their soul, although they are nothing but unjust. Plato, Republic Book, Book 10, Book