With any luck, there would be no perception of anything. A state akin to permanent sleep would be best.
marcusuk63
CTB
- Mar 24, 2019
- 1,735
But 108 billion people have been born but only 8 billion are still alive so that means 100 billion cant be reincarnated as there aren't enough new bodies ,so i imagine the entrance exam is very difficult and i`m sure one of the stipulations for such a test would be if you had waited in the previous life and passed then taking your own life would put you to the back of the queue lol
Roger
I Liked Ike
- May 11, 2019
- 972
ExitTheDay
We fight to live or live to die
- May 26, 2019
- 336
I agree with the posts above, existence without any sort of struggle sounds too good to be real to be honest
marcusuk63
CTB
- Mar 24, 2019
- 1,735
there are never any heavy metal , new romantics , punk , strippers, firemen, caveman etc etc ghosts ,they are always Victorian , child chimney sweeps ,or WW1 soldiers lol
Crystal Labeija
Experienced
- Jun 3, 2019
- 216
Either a nothingness or a true heaven where I can have or be whatever I want.
Not to mention incredibly tedious.
If you hail from the millennial generation you probably have achieved these dizzy heights already...
Asta
Specialist
- Jun 7, 2019
- 318
Hello! I'm new here and this is my first post. (Thank you, Vero, for the great link to "Soul Proof"!)
Would just like to say that I wish there was absolutely nothing after this life, as I certainly don't want to come back again, ever! - but I find that impossible to believe as I've had too many personal experiences, read too many accounts of ADC's and NDE's and talked with people who had afterlife contact with their loved ones who themselves state that they are happy, pain-free, peaceful and continuing to learn and advance on the "other side."
Here's another interesting link: Dr. Michael Newton - "Journey of Souls" & "Destiny of Souls"
Would just like to say that I wish there was absolutely nothing after this life, as I certainly don't want to come back again, ever! - but I find that impossible to believe as I've had too many personal experiences, read too many accounts of ADC's and NDE's and talked with people who had afterlife contact with their loved ones who themselves state that they are happy, pain-free, peaceful and continuing to learn and advance on the "other side."
Here's another interesting link: Dr. Michael Newton - "Journey of Souls" & "Destiny of Souls"
Asta
Specialist
- Jun 7, 2019
- 318
To Pointlessabyss: Thanks for the "like"! :) The interesting thing about Newton's research is that everyone he regressed had similar reports, none of them knew each other and few of his clients, if any, were religious.
Pointlessabyss
Impulse will takeover one day...
- Sep 17, 2018
- 294
Your welcome as I agree with you on hoping and I believe there is nothing after we CTB.
The problem is with religion / afterlife / souls etc. Is there no hard evidence. There may have been coincidences through out time with people thinking / believing the same but it's all a bit of fiction to me unfortunately !
I respect your beliefs though! Everyone's entitled to an opinion.
Mediums / psychics etc are just earning and easing living off vulnerable people in my eyes.
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mathieu
Enlightened
- Jun 5, 2019
- 1,090
Slenderman
Jimmy Smith
- Jun 9, 2019
- 65
I'm scared of what really happens after we die. I'm scared in a way that I can't even begin to understand.
I don't believe in Hell the same way others believe in it, but I do think after death we are separated. In my vision Hell is something like a very, VERY cold and dark place, and when you "soul" or whatever goes there, you're not really alone, but you can't see or feel the presence of any others. Like a ghost among humans, kind of. and you can think of nothing but all the bad things you did in life. Very far from you are, there is some kind of light. You just know it's there and the cold is unbearable and you know it's gonna be warm and fuzzy there, so you start walking. But once you start you can never stop, and the path leads nowhere.
Then the so-called heaven is really a place where you gotta do nothing. you think about nothing, you don't have responsabilities, youu can do whatever tf you want. It's all white and shiny and you can see all the other souls there, y'all got unlimitated quantities of whatever you want, and even though you don't have a body anymore you can smoke and eat and drink just fine.
I obviously hope I'll end up in the latter as I know what kind of life I lived and what's in my mind and heart and all that shit.
Maybe it sounds stupid, I don't know, but we're in the end free to believe whatever we want and whatever makes us feel better.
I don't believe in Hell the same way others believe in it, but I do think after death we are separated. In my vision Hell is something like a very, VERY cold and dark place, and when you "soul" or whatever goes there, you're not really alone, but you can't see or feel the presence of any others. Like a ghost among humans, kind of. and you can think of nothing but all the bad things you did in life. Very far from you are, there is some kind of light. You just know it's there and the cold is unbearable and you know it's gonna be warm and fuzzy there, so you start walking. But once you start you can never stop, and the path leads nowhere.
Then the so-called heaven is really a place where you gotta do nothing. you think about nothing, you don't have responsabilities, youu can do whatever tf you want. It's all white and shiny and you can see all the other souls there, y'all got unlimitated quantities of whatever you want, and even though you don't have a body anymore you can smoke and eat and drink just fine.
I obviously hope I'll end up in the latter as I know what kind of life I lived and what's in my mind and heart and all that shit.
Maybe it sounds stupid, I don't know, but we're in the end free to believe whatever we want and whatever makes us feel better.
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HappyEnding
Member
- Mar 23, 2019
- 85
I want to make new friends and travel in the afterlife.
I want to make new friends and explore the afterlife.
I want to make new friends and explore the afterlife.
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I think I am most scared of reincarnation and coming back all over again. I do not have a lot of hope for future generations, I really don't want to go through childhood again?
Idea situation? Heaven is real and god doesn't care about your sins.
Like everyone else I cannot say. i think the most I can hope for is whatever lays after life is not good or bad but at least neutral... whatever that may be
Idea situation? Heaven is real and god doesn't care about your sins.
Like everyone else I cannot say. i think the most I can hope for is whatever lays after life is not good or bad but at least neutral... whatever that may be
not_a_robot
"i hope the leaving is joyful, & never to return"
- May 30, 2019
- 2,121
I want to become a puff of marijuana smoke and float around stoned forever.
Just a happy little invisible thought, a scent, floating around, looking at stuff, being stoned. That's all.
Maybe say hi to my mom, she will be a puff of cigarette smoke lol.
HappyEnding
Member
- Mar 23, 2019
- 85
chlorine
I am free, therefore I am lost.
- Apr 12, 2019
- 217
I have to say I really don't know, since i'm an agnostic. I wrote a short story on afterlife, it reallt is short, like two pages, if anyone wants to read it I'll put it here.
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KnightBlade
Waiting for the last tear to fall...
- May 23, 2019
- 126
I know that earlier I said that I wanted oblivion — but do you know what would be an awesome afterlife for me? Having the ability to travel through space and visit other worlds as an ethereal being. Since I would no longer be bound to a limited human body, I would love to go to Mars, explore Jupiter's interior, visit the Kuiper Belt, see what is beyond the Milky Way.
Since I was a kid, I have always been fascinated by space travel. If an afterlife exists and we have the power of self-determination, it would be awesome to meet fellow travelers and explore places that were forbidden to us when we had mortal bodies. If the universe is indeed infinite, I would love spending eternity to see everything.
I know, sounds crazy!
Since I was a kid, I have always been fascinated by space travel. If an afterlife exists and we have the power of self-determination, it would be awesome to meet fellow travelers and explore places that were forbidden to us when we had mortal bodies. If the universe is indeed infinite, I would love spending eternity to see everything.
I know, sounds crazy!
So you have an intimation of what's to come!
I had the same question when i read that.
KnightBlade
Waiting for the last tear to fall...
- May 23, 2019
- 126
I know...sounds crazy and hokey.
Nope, no intimation at all. I realize how far-fetched my concept of an ideal afterlife is. Just thought I'd make a few of you chuckle.
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Just peace. Or if reincarnation is real I hope that life is better - one that doesn't require me having to CTB.
I don't think a far-fetched concept of the after-life exists.
Get to the back of the queue...
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