I'm so scared, Mark. People don't talk about it, but death is a horrible thing. One...

Martha Bellison: I'm so scared, Mark. People don't talk about it, but death is a horrible thing. One minute, you're alive, and then just like that, it's all gone. This is it, Mark. Few more hours like this and then an eternity of nothingness. I'm so... I'm so frightened. Mark Bellison: Oh, Mum. Mum, listen to me. Listen carefully. You're wrong about what happens after you die. It's not an eternity of nothingness. Martha Bellison: Huh? Mark Bellison: You go to your favourite place in the whole world. Yeah. And everyone you've ever loved and who's ever loved you will be there. And you'll be young again. You'll run and jump like you used to and dance. You used to dance. There's no pain. Just love. Happiness. And everyone gets a mansion. And it lasts for an eternity. An eternity, Mum. Say hello to Dad for me. Tell him I love him.

Whatever you said obviously affected a lot of people. I mean, I don't think you have the choice to keep it in. Yes, I do. I could walk out that door now. I could get on the first plane to Namibia. No one knows me there. Just tell me what you said, Mark. Please, just tell me. My mum was dying, she was scared, she was shaking all over, and she said she didn't want to just enter a world of nothingness. So I said, " You're wrong about what happens after you die." And I told her, I said, "It's not a world of nothingness. "You go to the best place ever, where all your friends are "and you have an eternity of joy." I made her happy. How do you know these things? Well, I... Oh, that makes me happy. You have to tell them everything you know. You have to. It's too big. Listen to me, you don't understand. The things I told my mum... Didn't you say that it made her happy to hear them? - Yes. - And how did that make you feel? - Good. - So imagine how it would feel to do the same for all of these people. Uh, okay. I need some time. You sure I should do this? Of course you should. Mark, what you know is gonna change mankind forever. It's the most important thing the world has ever heard. I'll let you work. (KNOCKING ON DOOR) MARK: Come in. I brought pizza. How come you never told me we all get mansions? - Uh, I didn't... - Just let him keep working. It's one thing that you invented the bicycle, but...