Discussion Since everyone has different opinions after death I'll tell you guys my take on it

[ancool1]

So, a lot of people think that you might get a rebirth/be born again and to that i think it could be true but I personally believe in the theory that there is nothingness after death BUT even if you were reborn who knows it could be a better life? Maybe you would be born living in a rich neighborhood in the year 3577 and maybe have superpowers on an alien planet who knows? And if you have a terrible life again you most will suicide again and have a different life so it's a win-win either way

 

[Forever Sleep]

Above in the 'stickies' threads is the 'Suicide Resource Compilation'. In it- it gives details about different methods. Also- I imagine when you have a couple more posts- the search bar will appear at the top... It kind of has to be up to you to decide though. Doesn't really feel right to say to someone- I think you should die by doing this...

As for an afterlife- yeah- I hope there's nothing more after this but- like you said, chances are we won't remember this life. Who knows- maybe next time round we'll be an alien or something on some beautiful, peaceful planet. I'm sorry you are suffering.

 

[ancool1]

Above in the 'stickies' threads is the 'Suicide Resource Compilation'. In it- it gives details about different methods. Also- I imagine when you have a couple more posts- the search bar will appear at the top... It kind of has to be up to you to decide though. Doesn't really feel right to say to someone- I think you should die by doing this...

As for an afterlife- yeah- I hope there's nothing more after this but- like you said, chances are we won't remember this life. Who knows- maybe next time round we'll be an alien or something on some beautiful, peaceful planet. I'm sorry you are suffering.

Thank you

 

[FuneralCry]

I very strongly believe and hope that we just cease existing after this, I could personally never see existence in any form as being appealing or desirable, I only wish for permanent nothingness where everything is finally forgotten about with no more suffering for all eternity. To me any other theories are just fictional, I see existence as being the true problem which can only be solved by death.

 

[DeadManLiving]

I very strongly believe and hope that we just cease existing after this, I could personally never see existence in any form as being appealing or desirable, I only wish for permanent nothingness where everything is finally forgotten about with no more suffering for all eternity. To me any other theories are just fictional, I see existence as being the true problem which can only be solved by death.

I adopt the same scientific conclusion. Once the brain goes into apoptosis, neurobiological activity ceases, and you're in the same state as you were before you were born: none.

In some cases, there may be a protracted continuation of consciousness despite clinically dead vital signs in reports of NDEs. At critical oxygen-deficiency levels, hallucinatory and mystical experiences produced by a disorganized misfiring of endorphins and other neurotransmitters reach such a high level of disorder (including the release of DMT in cerebrospinal fluid) at death that they produce mystical psychedelic effects that religious people would experience as a welcome into an afterlife.

Interestingly, a recall a study where atheists reported such profound experiences on DMT resulting in lasting changes (in some cases, 40% or so regressing from their previously strongly held non-beliefs in support of a 'benevolent entity' of sorts).

Either way, the intensity of NDE or DMT experiences is nothing more than a poorly understood biological process, not a portal to the afterlife transcending the laws of physics or the universe to go onto another world (or body).

Conjoined twins at the head/brain can see through each other's eyes, access each other's feelings. They also share consciousness through the thalamic bridge (brain's switchboard). If reincarnation is true, would they be reincarnated into separate entities in the latter life even though they physically existed as one in the former? Each also possesses their own intracerebral autonomy, so if one were an atheist and the other an evangelical in a mixed sense, would the twinset go to heaven or hell (or be surgically disjointed in a post-mortem metaphysical operation)?

 

[ancool1]

I adopt the same scientific conclusion. Once the brain goes into apoptosis, neurobiological activity ceases, and you're in the same state as you were before you were born: none.

In some cases, there may be a protracted continuation of consciousness despite clinically dead vital signs in reports of NDEs. At critical oxygen-deficiency levels, hallucinatory and mystical experiences produced by a disorganized misfiring of endorphins and other neurotransmitters reach such a high level of disorder (including the release of DMT in cerebrospinal fluid) at death that they produce mystical psychedelic effects that religious people would experience as a welcome into an afterlife.

Interestingly, a recall a study where atheists reported such profound experiences on DMT resulting in lasting changes (in some cases, 40% or so regressing from their previously strongly held non-beliefs in support of a 'benevolent entity' of sorts).

Either way, the intensity of NDE or DMT experiences is nothing more than a poorly understood biological process, not a portal to the afterlife transcending the laws of physics or the universe to go onto another world (or body).

Conjoined twins at the head/brain can see through each other's eyes, access each other's feelings. They also share consciousness through the thalamic bridge (brain's switchboard). If reincarnation is true, would they be reincarnated into separate entities in the latter life even though they physically existed as one in the former? Each also possesses their own intracerebral autonomy, so if one were an atheist and the other an evangelical in a mixed sense, would the twinset go to heaven or hell (or be surgically disjointed in a post-mortem metaphysical operation)?

What's a DMT?

I very strongly believe and hope that we just cease existing after this, I could personally never see existence in any form as being appealing or desirable, I only wish for permanent nothingness where everything is finally forgotten about with no more suffering for all eternity. To me any other theories are just fictional, I see existence as being the true problem which can only be solved by death.

Maybe you will be reborn and might like you new life I can't help but ask why are you so close minded (not being disrespectful in any way) and not giving life a second chance and if you certainly hate existence this much then why haven't you done ctb yet ( i am in no way trying to be disrespectful and am just curious)

I very strongly believe and hope that we just cease existing after this, I could personally never see existence in any form as being appealing or desirable, I only wish for permanent nothingness where everything is finally forgotten about with no more suffering for all eternity. To me any other theories are just fictional, I see existence as being the true problem which can only be solved by death.

Maybe you will be reborn and might like you new life I can't help but ask why are you so close minded (not being disrespectful in any way) and not giving life a second chance and if you certainly hate existence this much then why haven't you done ctb yet ( i am in no way trying to be disrespectful and am just curious)