Everything is getting prepared. What happens after death ?

[SadCryingBunny]

I will ctb soon. What do you think happens after death? Is there any hope? Do you believe in a higher power or are you just a plain naturalist?

 

[srilankanbeyotch]

There are a couple of theories. The scary theory for me is quantum immortality, it basically says you'll never die and your consciousness just jumps to the closest timeline you survive or what ever killed you abruptly never happened. If you died due to illness or of old age, you will repeat the cycle (reincarnate).

But I personally believe theres nothing after death. Like you cease to exist and thats it.

 

[justanotherbody]

Personally, I don't think anything happens. We're just done. It's just impossible to imagine non-existence, since existence is all we've known.

Whatever it was like before birth, that'll be what happens after death.

 

[Carryline]

I think there is nothing just like when you go to sleep and you do not dream, if there is reincarnation then you will not remember anything so you will not know... i was closed to death one time, I thought i will die that day and it was like nothing .... just pitch black,... I really hope that will be it

 

[orvreader]

It'd be nice to reincarnate, but eternal oblivion is more realistic

 

[pthnrdnojvsc]

after Death is eternal Non-existence

there is no evidence for any afterlife , reincarnation, soul , god , magic , multi verses , computer simulation, other dimensions

just my opinions : . there is no afterlife , no reincarnation. a human is just another animal , a machine , cells , chemical reactions . imo a human is not something different from everything else in the universe that does end , dies , breaks down . everything requires a power source an energy source including a human brain . a human has to eat constantly to power the brain and body. this is the law of Entropy all systems will become disordered . to maintain order a system needs constant work with information machines and constant energy a power source.

every system becomes disordered , breaks down. all things break eventually. even a house has to be constantly cleaned or will become disordered dirty. how is a soul maintained where is the energy source . where are the souls. what is the mechanism. none of this i heard anyone talk about.

there is rooms fulls of books of evidence of what a human is cells. and what a cell is and the machines inside the cell. the machines like DNA, RNA, genetic code, ribosomes , atp etc are inside a human brain cell and inside the first cell showing to me they are the same thing.

there is no god magic soul ghosts computer simulation : all these were just things that humans wrote down with no evidence and no observations of these things . for example how come no one or none of us have every seen any of these things or any evidence of them ? why are ghosts, souls, computer simulations, multiverses, god, etc hiding , why?

the universe will also end . the universe has been expanding always and will continue to do so. so a human soul is supposed to outlive the sun , the stars the universe . where's the power source for a soul. how long a trillion to the quadrillion th power years and more? that doesn't make sense for what? i don't even want to live a second more in this hell what for , for what reason? I'm glad it's Non-existence forever after my brain dies.

i just see me and a human as a bug an animal . why would i be any different from a mouse a bug . i don't see it.

 

[Captive_Mind515]

We don't know, that's the truth.

But for some reason, many people have a hard time admitting this simple fact.

There's lots of theories, but they're all based on incomplete information. Look at the mind boggling size and age of the universe. The idea that we have all of the facts at our disposal, and can make an informed opinion on what happens after death... is frankly nonsensical rubbish. And any person who tells you they can, is talking out of their ass!

You're going to have to die and find out... simple as that. Personally, I find the mystery of it exciting rather than worrying. But everyone feels differently about that I suppose.

 

[NotSoEnchanted]

Last time I attempted I briefly succeeded and was dead for a bit. I don't remember dying in itself, just passing out on the cold desert floor. But I did experience something that shook my belief that when you die everything 'just stops'

When police and their cruisers neared my body, I had an out of body experience and witnessed them finding me. It was very unique in the sense that I didn't have an emotional response to what I was seeing, I was simply just *there* and observing. I felt no fear, sadness, or attachment to my body and what unfolded before me.

I watched their cruisers halt and they came across my body, one officer grabbing a bag from the vehicle and rushing to my side. I remember them remarking that I was blue + cold and that was why the drone didn't pick up my body heat sign. They then got my face out of the sand and checked for a pulse. It was nighttime and the whole scene was bathed in a strobe of blue and red light. Another officer quickly grabbed his black work coat from the cruiser and wrapped me in it, remarking that I had wet myself, and put me in the back seat as another officer started CPR. I remember they had one hell of a time turning around in the deep sand with the shrubs, bushes, and cactus around, plus the other cruiser. The vehicle then began driving back through the harsh desert terrain but I wasn't inside, rather alongside it. Eventually we came to the ambulance that was waiting on the road and I remember the back of it opening up and the Icey lights being absolutely blinding, so bright I looked up to the stars and then my out of body experience ended.

I didn't experience anything else after that, and what I was told by the nurses and family after I awoke from my coma aligns with my memory. The officers who helped save my life later got awarded a lifesaving award thing, and the county posted about it on Facebook. It gave me chills recognizing those involved and further confirmed that my experience was real.

I don't exactly know what happens when we die and I still don't have any firm beliefs, but I don't believe we simply cease to exist right away, and that death is more complicated than we know.

 

[FuneralCry]

I only believe death to be non-existence where this evil, harmful existence that just tortures existing beings all for the sake of it is finally all gone and forgotten, for me non-existence is just the only peace, all I see as beautiful is being permanently unconscious with all future unnecessary suffering prevented and I'll always see existing as only suffering with no limit as to how much one can be tortured.

I find it torturous to be conscious for every second in this existence I just always saw as a terrible mistake, for me non-existence is just all that's positive, I wish I could erase this existence, I'll always prefer the peace of non-existence over being tortured in this futile, dreadful and deeply undesirable existence, to exist is the most terrible punishment that just causes harm and suffering, I see existence as evil as all it's done is caused endless amounts of torture, the fact that this existence was imposed is the most dreadful, horrific tragedy.