What happens after death?

I have this recurring thought that I should consider death more often and more deeply, that in general, at least in the Western society I live in, we all should consider death more often and more deeply: our death, the death of those we love and human death in a broad sense.
But even if recurring, this thought is usually a passing thought, lost among the too many thoughts of any single day.
That’s probably why I was appealed by this poster for the British Museum’s exhibition on the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead, in which indeed a thorough consideration was given to the “afterlife”.

So there I was at 8:30 AM, changing trains in Leicester Square Tube Station on my way to work, my head between sleep and what laid in my working day ahead, suddenly -snap, wake up!- probed by a poster: "What happens after death?". And one line below: “Can you change into a bird?”.
The questions stayed with me as I continued walking along the underground corridor, thinking of death, of birds, of death and birds in underground corridors, on sleepy people walking along underground corridors rarely thinking of death, not to say turning into birds.

Damn it, they made me want to go and see the exhibition!


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British Museum. The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead: What happens after death? Can you change into a bird?
Leicester Square Station (LU)
London

Jimmy Bedford 1940-2009

Who would have said that an obituary could become a piece of advertising?

The text is hard to read from my photo, so I've transcribed it below for the convenience of the probably inexistent dedicated reader of my captions:

"When you step into a job at the Jack Daniel Distillery that was once held by Mr. Jack himself, you've obviously got a lot to live up to. Jimmy Bedford met that challenge during his 20 years as only our sixth Master Distiller since 1886. When he passed away this August, we lost not only a respected colleague and dedicated whiskey maker, most importantly, we lost a dear friend."

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Jack Daniel's: Jimmy Bedford 1940-2009
Waterloo Station (LU)
London