Leave in harmony with nature

[AdaSmiles]

I am not ready yet, maybe in some years, if all tasks are done.

If the time has come, my dream is to go to some national park like Yellowstone or Yosemite. I would spend some days there, in nature. Finally, I would take something, or just jump from a mountain, where nobody could find me.

This would be a peaceful way for me to leave.

Just some thoughts.

 

[Lylaxlyla]

Personally,I'd like a quiet room with a comfy bed for my last moments but the thought of spending my last days in nature sounds very peaceful.It's where we as humans belong after all.

 

[U. A.]

Part of my "ideal" (meaning less than actually ideal but most possible ideal) way would be to go at Horseshoe Bend. I've always loved how it looks, have felt a pull to the desert for years, and that state has some laxer gun laws (handguns recently went from severely restricted to outright banned where I am).

I would take in the beauty for a day, maybe camp out and observe the beauty of a star-filled sky once more. At daybreak, sit along the edge of the canyon and fire, so that should the bullet be less than totally successful, my body could fall and hopefully that would get the job done.

The only thing I don't like about this plan is the utter lonesomeness. I never thought about that part until joining this site and seeing the emotion expressed in live goodbye threads...that would be a hard thing to get over, I know.

 

[jodes2]

It sounds nice. Peaceful. I hope you overcome your SI and find peace

 

[lonelyguy]

I would jump into the Niagara river and fall over Niagara Falls. The only reason I wouldn't do it is because I know my family like to go there and if I did that they'd probably never be able to go there again

 

[jodes2]

Part of my "ideal" (meaning less than actually ideal but most possible ideal) way would be to go at Horseshoe Bend. I've always loved how it looks, have felt a pull to the desert for years, and that state has some laxer gun laws (handguns recently went from severely restricted to outright banned where I am).

I would take in the beauty for a day, maybe camp out and observe the beauty of a star-filled sky once more. At daybreak, sit along the edge of the canyon and fire, so that should the bullet be less than totally successful, my body could fall and hopefully that would get the job done.

The only thing I don't like about this plan is the utter lonesomeness. I never thought about that part until joining this site and seeing the emotion expressed in live goodbye threads...that would be a hard thing to get over, I know.

I hope you don't die lonely

 

[UnlimitedPain]

That sounds so nice IMO, I hope there animals around too for me. If I did find it in me too jump wouldn't mind being recycled into nature I just love animals more then people

 

[AdaSmiles]

That sounds so nice IMO, I hope there animals around too for me. If I did find it in me too jump wouldn't mind being recycled into nature I just love animals more then people

Same here. I love animals so much more than people.

 

[Rational man]

"We don't inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children". —Native American proverb.

We have evolved from nature and we will return to it when we die; we return to the source of life; we reunite with mother earth in the form of dust.

There's purity and simplicity in the desire to die amongst nature and she calls us through feeling and it's is something I wish to do when I die. To die amongst trees and ebbing flowing water sounds so beautiful and I would be alone!.

I wish you peace in your life❤

 

[FuneralCry]

It sounds rather nice leaving this world at a peaceful nature location far away from any people. I've always wanted to die alone, where it's very quiet. For me it would be ideal to take N, I'm very envious of those with N as to die peacefully is the best thing possible to me.