Travel Death

[Jatz]

Scares the shit out of me. It’s the not knowing what’s next that gets me. If I knew what happened next, I’d be fine. Even if I knew that nothing else happened. It’s the uncertainty.

 

[raskolnikov]

Scares the shit out of me. It’s the not knowing what’s next that gets me. If I knew what happened next, I’d be fine. Even if I knew that nothing else happened. It’s the uncertainty.

That actually makes me fear it less.

 

[Jatz]

That actually makes me fear it less.

We think very differently haha.

 

[Deathly]

"The universe is expanding. That is proven. Another word for universe in consciousness. Human beings are the latest and greatest of said expansion, and we are beginning to bridge the gap between the one true self and the individual. People always wonder what it will be like to go to sleep and never wake, but not many people contemplate the fact that you have woken having never gone to sleep. When you die it's very similar. When you first cross over, your consciousness will be intact. You will be amazed and at peace. And slowly your memory as an individual will fade. But you will be back, because everything and everybody is exactly the same thing. We are all one universe, one consciousness experiencing itself for the soul purpose of knowledge. In a very technical way you cannot die, because life is the illusion born from the natural process of expansion and evolution"

 

[M Malice]

"The universe is expanding. That is proven. Another word for universe in consciousness. Human beings are the latest and greatest of said expansion, and we are beginning to bridge the gap between the one true self and the individual. People always wonder what it will be like to go to sleep and never wake, but not many people contemplate the fact that you have woken having never gone to sleep. When you die it's very similar. When you first cross over, your consciousness will be intact. You will be amazed and at peace. And slowly your memory as an individual will fade. But you will be back, because everything and everybody is exactly the same thing. We are all one universe, one consciousness experiencing itself for the soul purpose of knowledge. In a very technical way you cannot die, because life is the illusion born from the natural process of expansion and evolution"

 

[ghostbat12]

"The universe is expanding. That is proven. Another word for universe in consciousness. Human beings are the latest and greatest of said expansion, and we are beginning to bridge the gap between the one true self and the individual. People always wonder what it will be like to go to sleep and never wake, but not many people contemplate the fact that you have woken having never gone to sleep. When you die it's very similar. When you first cross over, your consciousness will be intact. You will be amazed and at peace. And slowly your memory as an individual will fade. But you will be back, because everything and everybody is exactly the same thing. We are all one universe, one consciousness experiencing itself for the soul purpose of knowledge. In a very technical way you cannot die, because life is the illusion born from the natural process of expansion and evolution"

Surely memory and knowledge are within universe and therefore part of universe and cannot fade because it would imply it fades into something else apart from universe.

Good morning. Had a dream I was going to a ball all by myself and with casual clothing. Go figure.

 

[tangolikelama]

Used to be petrified of it. My dad died when I was 21 and probably one of the best things for me was viewing his body afterwards. Brought about a real sense of calm and peacefulness (and he didn't go out in the best of circumstances to put it lightly). Now whilst i don't want to die just yet i'm a lot more comfortable with the thought of it.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

...What a way to go!

It's how one of my great grandfathers died

 

[james Dean]

Death is really a thought that can be overwhelming, the reality is, that today may be your final day.

All that planning you make for your retirement, or that dream holiday you want, or that big house you want to buy, could all be for nothing if some bloke changing the radio station because Nickelback came on accidentally runs a red light and cleans you up.

Carpe diem

 

[darklake]

Death is really a thought that can be overwhelming, the reality is, that today may be your final day.

All that planning you make for your retirement, or that dream holiday you want, or that big house you want to buy, could all be for nothing if some bloke changing the radio station because Nickelback came on accidentally runs a red light and cleans you up.

Carpe diem

True.
Btw... I loved you in East of Eden.

 

[The Dice Man]

Interesting Silent Alarm, as most of your posts. Quite the deep thinker for a young dude.
The laws of physics, will tell you that you cannot kill energy. It can only be turned into some other from of energy.
Like a vibration into a voltage etc...
I dont believe death is the end, but of course we have no idea.

Like food for earth, compost. Blood and bone in your garden.

 

[PP34]

Weird. Was going to start a thread like this because thinking about death has consumed me lately. I'm not suicidal or anything, just had a few things happen around me that have made me think more about my own mortality.

Pretty scared about death to be honest. Probably more over a early death or copping something like cancer in my 30s. That would suck and I don't think I'd ever accept I was dying, even as I neared the end.

I think there's nothing there after, but sort of hold out hope that we get another run in another form or as a new person or something, but that's probably a scary prospect too. Ceasing to exist as who you are currently and starting again as someone completely different with no knowledge of a life prior. Scary stuff.

It's pretty ****ed when you think about it. Bloke I knew a tiny bit and was talking to at a pub on Christmas eve ended his life earlier this year. Just horrible to think that there's just nothing, everything died with him and he's probably never coming back.

 

[james Dean]

True.
Btw... I loved you in East of Eden.

Oh, thanks. Just so you know though, I'm not the real James Dean. He actually died in a car crash some time ago

 

[darklake]

Oh, thanks. Just so you know though, I'm not the real James Dean. He actually died in a car crash some time ago

 

[Catgirl]

Frightens me daily. Every day that I wake up, the first thought that crosses my mind is "Holy shit, there will actually come a day where I won't do this". I'd hope there is an afterlife, even if it is aimless, because I cannot fathom the possibility of not thinking and ceasing to exist.

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[james Dean]

Frightens me daily. Every day that I wake up, the first thought that crosses my mind is "Holy shit, there will actually come a day where I won't do this". I'd hope there is an afterlife, even if it is aimless, because I cannot fathom the possibility of not thinking and ceasing to exist.

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Would you really want to live forever? Even as a spirit with complete freedom, that sounds ****ing awful

 

[Power Raid]

I prefer to think there is nothing after life, only to make sure I make the most of this opportunity

 

[Biggy_Boy]

Cannot comprehend the idea of my consciousness not existing and that scares me immensely.

Yeah, it's always been kind of a mind **** for me. I've had people try to placate me by comparing the non-existence at death to the non-existence prior to birth, but that doesn't really do much for me.

 

[Dav]

Yeah, it's always been kind of a mind **** for me. I've had people try to placate me by comparing the non-existence at death to the non-existence prior to birth, but that doesn't really do much for me.

Yeah haha makes zero sense, no human can remember back that far. We only know the existence of our consciousness.

 

[MWPP]

I don't fear my own death at all, because as Dumbledore once said
To the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure
(this quote links well to the "travel" tag too)

But I fear my loved ones' deaths

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

The only part of death I fear is leaving my son behind without a mother . Can't even think about it or I'll start crying.

I prefer to think that after death comes nothing. The alternative gives me the heebie jeebies.

 

[JG22]

Rarely ever think about it, surprised to read so many people do so often.

On the dying early topic, I sometimes think I won't be that devastated if I die at 50 or something, as I've lived the 'prime years'.
Bit of a ridiculous thought I know, I'm sure I wouldn't think that then & the potential of leaving family isn't nice.
In reality I hope to live as long as possible, as I believe I just get satisfaction out of consuming the world as such, so the more the better.

 

[RU_]

I’m worried about after death still being conscious but everything’s black around you so you can’t see but you can still move and think, etc. Just stuck in a shit spot for eternity.

 

[Howard Littlejohn]

Wish the reaper would hurry the **** up, so over this shit.

 

[Gough]

Wish the reaper would hurry the **** up, so over this shit.

You okay mate?