If you were to die...
skyeriverwinter
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what would you expect to find on the other side? I used to think there was something...now I believe we are all just food...
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If it is more of a "just wondering" kind of question... I believe in Heaven, and I am sure it will be greater than I could even imagine.
Since my consious mind erases time for the 8 hrs I sleep, I can't immagine there would be time after I die. Infiniti would go by in an instant as it did before I came to self-awareness.
Maybe we're (everyone/thing with a self-consious) all in the same dimension and I our consious existance goes on forever in our consious minds? Who knows..
Like, immagine if you die, time no longer exists for you, so you'd never be aware you were ever dead.. just think about life before you were born, and that will explain after you die.
thanks for the other part of your response...
other than that, I don't think that there is "another side".
was like a picture
of a sunny day
“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”
― Abraham Lincoln
People reach out in their own way... Glad to know that isn't the case here, and hopefully you don't see the other side (whatever it may hold) for many, many years.
When I start to think about this kind of stuff, I feel as if my head is going to explode.
I think that you have to connect with those that were the most important to you in life, make each other remember your life you had togethor. And then when all of your most important people in life are "enlightened", you all go off to heaven. Or was that in some TV show that I watched recently..............
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Absolute uncertainty of it is very frightening.
I mean, we are more than flesh and bone. What happens to our soul or whatever you want to call it?? We cant just be there and than nothing, can we????? ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Then I think about paranormal activity, and the levels of energy that surround us all the time. I think whatever energy that drives us just changes form, goes to another frequency.
In the end, I don't think too much about it (even though my birthday is coming up lol), as Ed said, "I know I was born and I know that I'll die...the inbetween is mine"
It's built into our genes, the fear of death, or fear in general. It must be for our survival. Some people ease that fear with religion, others merely come to terms with it. I'm not saying there's no "god" or bigger explanation. I'm just thinking it doesn't go along as our minds might think it does.
Same with love. Built into our genes for survival. Free your mind of human instinctive thought and that's the closest you can come to maybe understanding part of the big picture, I think.
i will go there again and write poetry for Odin
and seminude hordes of women
that'll be feeding me grapes
as i sharpen my axe and write.
life's a bitch...
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You're pretty intelligent for a White Sox fan. Go Tigers!!!
Right on!
I'd rather not talk baseball this season.