Venting Have you ever thought of afterlife?

[Throwmyselfaway]

I believe that I will either see my friends and family that have passed or there is nothing. Either of those is less pain than I am in now.

 

[AlreadyGone]

I believe that it is just nothingness. I don't believe there is an afterlife. You lose consciousness and that is it.

 

[Zoltiel]

I believe we are in a simulation and that all of our actions are pre programmed. I don't believe there's any free will. Some people are born psychopaths and sociopaths, which means there's nothing they can really do about it, so why should they be punished for it in the afterlife? I think we'll just wake up in what is the real world, a world that is unimaginable to our human minds. We'll be our real selves, without all of these human imperfections and defects. We'll see that time doesn't exist, and there are no boundaries so loneliness doesn't exist, and be extremely relieved to learn all of this.

 

[heheb27595]

I have afterlife every morning when I wake up.

 

[justwantdeath]

I believe we are in a simulation and that all of our actions are pre programmed. I don't believe there's any free will. Some people are born psychopaths and sociopaths, which means there's nothing they can really do about it, so why should they be punished for it in the afterlife? I think we'll just wake up in what is the real world, a world that is unimaginable to our human minds. We'll be our real selves, without all of these human imperfections and defects. We'll see that time doesn't exist, and there are no boundaries so loneliness doesn't exist, and be extremely relieved to learn all of this.

That's pretty much what most near death experiencers say. No sense of time, hyper reality, no physical body, passed loved ones, etc.

 

[barty1013]

I believe we are in a simulation and that all of our actions are pre programmed. I don't believe there's any free will. Some people are born psychopaths and sociopaths, which means there's nothing they can really do about it, so why should they be punished for it in the afterlife? I think we'll just wake up in what is the real world, a world that is unimaginable to our human minds. We'll be our real selves, without all of these human imperfections and defects. We'll see that time doesn't exist, and there are no boundaries so loneliness doesn't exist, and be extremely relieved to learn all of this.

Believe the same...after meeting over a dozen nde'rs and listening to a thousand of them, consensus is what you say....Even when told, "you have to go back"...they're told, "You said you would before you were born"...so even our nde's are planned....Nancy Rynes is a good one to check out on youtube, if you like to listen to them.

 

[Lisa]

I believe we are in a simulation and that all of our actions are pre programmed. I don't believe there's any free will. Some people are born psychopaths and sociopaths, which means there's nothing they can really do about it, so why should they be punished for it in the afterlife? I think we'll just wake up in what is the real world, a world that is unimaginable to our human minds. We'll be our real selves, without all of these human imperfections and defects. We'll see that time doesn't exist, and there are no boundaries so loneliness doesn't exist, and be extremely relieved to learn all of this.

I agree. How do you come to think this?

 

[Zoltiel]

I agree. How do you come to think this?

After lots of thinking about wondering why do I exist

 

[GoodPersonEffed]

Believe the same...after meeting over a dozen nde'rs and listening to a thousand of them, consensus is what you say....Even when told, "you have to go back"...they're told, "You said you would before you were born"...so even our nde's are planned....Nancy Rynes is a good one to check out on youtube, if you like to listen to them.

Here's why I believe we are in a controlled simulation, including the experience of NDEs. In India, the common NDE experience is of meeting one or two beings who are take the person to a kind of office where the beings are chewed out and told they got the wrong person who has the same or similar name as the one intended to die. The person is returned, and often will find a death announcement soon after of that other person. It's fishy to me that NDE experiences are so different in different cultures, especially when the ones in India are so bureaucratic. I think it's a manipulated experience.

 

[WhyIsLife56]

Death is nothingness. When there's no brain, there's no consciousness.
It's nothing. It's not something you can feel though. People fear the nothingness though which doesn't make sense. You won't even be there to feel it.

 

[porfin1234]

I have a strong suspicion there is some other level of consciousness and maybe even reincarnation of sorts. Life review maybe. I dunno. I worry when I die I will just bring all these low vibrations with me and be in my own personal hell.

 

[Lisa]

After lots of thinking about wondering why do I exist

That's cool I agree with you

I have a strong suspicion there is some other level of consciousness and maybe even reincarnation of sorts. Life review maybe. I dunno. I worry when I die I will just bring all these low vibrations with me and be in my own personal hell.

I feel same way regarding the continuity of the low vibration, it worries me. What made you think this? Instinct, research, or both?

 

[Dude1983]

I believe we are in a simulation and that all of our actions are pre programmed. I don't believe there's any free will. Some people are born psychopaths and sociopaths, which means there's nothing they can really do about it, so why should they be punished for it in the afterlife? I think we'll just wake up in what is the real world, a world that is unimaginable to our human minds. We'll be our real selves, without all of these human imperfections and defects. We'll see that time doesn't exist, and there are no boundaries so loneliness doesn't exist, and be extremely relieved to learn all of this.

Man u really nailed for me, life is pre-programmed, so destiny exists. I just thought the same about serial killers looking at that "Evil of scale" documentary from psychiatrich Michael Stone, their brain is damaged so they have no fault. But u don´t lie to me, u have seen lots of NDE´s.

 

[squirtsoda]

I don't know if it counts for anything, but I've been in a coma twice and pronounced brain dead once (I know I wasn't truly brain dead but they didn't know there were drugs in my system which by diagnostic criteria would preclude that diagnosis, however I was by all accounts other than that completely brain dead) and I can tell you if was like being asleep without dreams. There was just nothing. No light no thought, no sound, no anything.

 

[Dude1983]

Believe the same...after meeting over a dozen nde'rs and listening to a thousand of them, consensus is what you say....Even when told, "you have to go back"...they're told, "You said you would before you were born"...so even our nde's are planned....Nancy Rynes is a good one to check out on youtube, if you like to listen to them.

a strong feeling of love and safety, shattered my soul when i was reading "You said you would before you were born"

 

[BPD Barbie]

More than likely there is nothing after I die, just nothingness, but I'd like to think I'm reincarnated and have another shot at a better life.

 

[a.n.kirillov]

It's funny how we all act high and mighty and as if we were above such thoughts in our materialistic day and age. But as soon as I seriously considered going through with it I was struck with these intrusive thoughts of an afterlife. I'm particularly scared about the transition, i.e. what happens in the few hours between life and death, when you're in a coma from N or SN. What if you're actually conscious beneath the unconsciousness, constantly regretting what you did but unable to reverse it? Just in general the process of dying frightens me.

There's this Jim Carrey movie where he undergoes a sort of surgery to remove the memories of his ex girlfriend; turns out he is conscious through the whole procedure, but of course, unable to stop it. That's what I imagine to be the worst case scenario lol

 

[issyishere]

Honestly i'm scared of being reincarnated or something even though i'm an atheist

 

[justwantdeath]

Honestly i'm scared of being reincarnated or something even though i'm an atheist

Reincarnation has the most scientific backing of any afterlife theories. Check out Ian Stevenson's work if you're interested in the subject. There are also some very interesting cases on YouTube. Past life regression also routinely discovers past lives while the patient is under hypnosis.

 

[issyishere]

Reincarnation has the most scientific backing of any afterlife theories. Check out Ian Stevenson's work if you're interested in the subject. There are also some very interesting cases on YouTube. Past life regression also routinely discovers past lives while the patient is under hypnosis.

oh god that sounds horrible please i just want a break ):

 

[Journeytoletgo]

Energy is constantly being recycled. Hence why I am skeptic, reincarnation is probable however it's not like "you" would know it. Because the previous "you" no longer exists, however a new "you" has evolved into its own as a new consciousness. It's confusing and even I can't convey it in words. OR there are two states 0/1, on/off which would be the non-conscious realm where those unaware are not existing and are not aware of not existing and then those who are conscious and aware (the earthly realm), animals also have animal forms of consciousness and this was known by many native tribes for thousands of years before the modern day life we live. So that's my take anyway.

 

[justwantdeath]

oh god that sounds horrible please i just want a break ):

There is no escape!

 

[Journeytoletgo]

One person made a comment stating "all of this is theoretical and not provable. Think about a wave.... it DOES take energy to create that wave, and millions of times more energy for everything to run, so the universe is actually pure energy, not 0 energy"

the OP that uploaded the video then replied " it's full of energy yes, but the sum is 0"

Remember we humans can only conceptualize our own thoughts, perceptions, and views. The bone chilling truth is we simply will never know and that's the end of it. We can come up with ideas etc that can be comforting, even science comes up with ideas, theories and then test, however what if they are also wrong? Think for yourself in this world, and follow know one.

 

[Dude1983]

we can not comprehend how the whole shit works, but we should have enough by comprehending that this looks like pre-programmed and all-controlled (NDE) game, therefore it should not be important at all, whatever happends u here, but when u are playing this game, it feels so real, and pain(mental and physical) is also so real.

 

[Journeytoletgo]

I always love these topics because I am open minded to everyone's views and concepts even if I don't agree with it, I like to listen and hear opposing views etc.

While searching for the cyclic universe, zero energy universe etc because I like searching this stuff on YouTube to calm my mind I came across this guy, and this is his thoughts. This is why i say keep an open mind, even if you disagree, it's harder to simply say "we simply do not know"