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At 20 minutes ago, kmau wrote: The concept of death as an absolute is ridiculous and unrealistic.

I like this guy.

It will eventually happen, no matter what advances medical science will undergo in the future. This is all the more reason to live your life to the fullest, so that when your time does come, you won't regret it.

It's really not healthy to dwell on a question like this. You'll never get an answer, because know one knows, and you won't until you actually do pass on. If you keep thinking about it, it WILL slowly eat you alive. That's a promise.

I think that when you die there is just nothing...your being and existence just goes away. It sounds scary but it really isn't. You no longer exist and there is no one to be afraid.

Or maybe there is a heaven or reincarnation. Maybe the next moment you will be viewing life through the eyes of another organism in the universe?

As if the universe is just a slide show...and you are observing different parts/layers/organisms of the slideshow...

At 1 hour ago, JCFfilms wrote: I have that sad feeling thinking in my head.. 'What happens when i die?'

Yes i know just to forget about it until the time comes, but what will happen?
You cant think, you cant see, you cant speak, you cant breathe? and might be in sudden darkness for eternity?

How does one simply forget this?

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What will probably happen is that you will stand before God and he'll judge you. If you are a member of God's kingdom then you'll end up with eternal peace and life. Otherwise you end up in hell.

This is one of those things that you can't forget. Once a thought like this enters the mind it'll always be there. You shouldn't worry about that though. It's very normal to have a thought like this. You should try to live the best life you can.

I'll just summarize my views on this and say that the universe is bigger and more uncomprehendable than we realize.

Although something like reincarnation seems really ridiculous you have to remember that the idea of complete nothingness is also pretty weird, and according to Stephen Hawking it actually doesn't make sense theoretically.

What if time doesn't exist and the universe is just a slideshow and there are alternate dimensions...

All I'm saying is that things are bigger than we realize.

Your living is already meaningless, you shouldn't be fearful of another meaningless state.

All I know is, when I die someone near better close my eyes and cover them with a white cloth, and wish my body/soul a good rest.

I know it might sound silly to some but I've experienced some shit. If it happens again, I hope I'll be ready for it. My body was still upset, like I knew the people around me were worried, and that I could still tell what was happening to me. So just keep my eyes closed at all times, cover them with a light-colored material, and wish me a good rest.

Death isn't a joke, It's not something you want to encounter early on like I did, it's much better to be "at peace" when the time comes. And on another note, those thinking suicide is a reasonable solution obviously haven't had an encounter like this. It would get rid of those thoughts completely.

I'm not religious at all. And I don't know of any religion practices anything like this.

My main goal in life is to no longer be scared of death when I die. And since I believe that my consciousness will simply cease when I die the only way to do so is make my life mean something. So, right now I'm scared, but maybe if I do something meaningful then hopefully I will be on my deathbed (or staring down the wrong end of a gun, who knows.) no longer afraid, and completely accepting of my fate.

At 7 hours ago, tox wrote: have you ever been raped by poozy?
that shit will keep you up at night..

Wait what??????

You will fly in the void. Been there, man.