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Afraid of death

Aspychata said:
I guess l think my haters will be happy when l die. I won't have to keep up pretenses anymore of liking certain people like my brother's wife who l detest to no end. I won't care about random jerks who want to waste my time with their tomfoolery. So in some ways, death is a release of masking, and really freedom. Not sure why l need to be afraid of death anymore. And no more taxes.
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Thanks for sharing an interesting way to see death. If I consider it as a release of masking, it feels less scary. :)
 
I have been exploring this in my own mind for sometime. Even in my darkest times, I pondered life and death. And I have come to see living on earth, as we do now, is one small fleeting peice of a larger journey. The Bible speaks in similar terms, though more in regards to finding a place in heaven after death.

Me personally, if anything. I feel like the journey after death isn't as simple as that. Going to heaven or hell. Though I am not closed off to the idea. But I think that there are maybe many realms beyond what we could imagine. Our own heavens maybe. Whether pre-existing or created from our own whims and desires.

I probably should stop now. I'll go on for sometime rambling otherwise.
 
I had a epiphany, when I had my stroke while having an out of body experience both quantum mechanics and the general theory of relativity. allowed life after death. Block universe of information cannot be destroyed.
 
Xinyta said:
I have been exploring this in my own mind for sometime. Even in my darkest times, I pondered life and death. And I have come to see living on earth, as we do now, is one small fleeting peice of a larger journey. The Bible speaks in similar terms, though more in regards to finding a place in heaven after death.

Me personally, if anything. I feel like the journey after death isn't as simple as that. Going to heaven or hell. Though I am not closed off to the idea. But I think that there are maybe many realms beyond what we could imagine. Our own heavens maybe. Whether pre-existing or created from our own whims and desires.

I probably should stop now. I'll go on for sometime rambling otherwise.
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Like to pose a thought to you for pondering. I’ve been wondering if Heaven is a nexus point between universe and realities and time. What’s your thoughts on the matter?
 
I feel like I made a mistake bringing up my pondering...

I just was stating that I find death and beyond interesting. Not scary.
 
Jordy said:
Does anyone else feel scared of death almost everyday? How does a normal person go about life whilst not full of anxiety and sadness everyday about the fact we are all going to die? I don't understand how anyone can function knowing this.
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I do not fear death. I fear dying, though--if it's in a way which isn't painless or pleasant.

death, in my mind, is not the end but a graduation to a different plain of existence. I'm not religious or superstitious.
 
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