
Anarchy
Invisible anarchist
- Jul 9, 2018
- 383
I'd describe myself as an atheist, though I do have my moments of being an agnostic, though that's not to do with any particular religion, just the feeling of there being a universal prescence/being (probably a result of my isolation).
Logically, I know that there is no life after this.
But that doesn't stop me from sometimes almost being convinced that something else will happen.
Sometimes, I'll think that I'll come back as another person, with no memory of my old self but a vague sense of sadness and grief for a lost person, and that I'll live my expected age minus my current age.
So, age expectancy is around 100, I'm 16, so in this new life, I'd live to around 84. And then if I killed myself in the next life at 50, I'd still have another 34 years in the cycle of life. And I think that this would probably only happen if you died prematurely and it wasn't your fault, sort of like the universe paying you back.
Wishful thinking, I know.
We had a family dog who was the most gentle dog I've ever met, and he died when I was just a few years old, but I've always felt a great connection to him, and felt that he was a very genuine soul. I imagine seeing him in heaven, supposing there is one.
Your thoughts on life after death?
Logically, I know that there is no life after this.
But that doesn't stop me from sometimes almost being convinced that something else will happen.
Sometimes, I'll think that I'll come back as another person, with no memory of my old self but a vague sense of sadness and grief for a lost person, and that I'll live my expected age minus my current age.
So, age expectancy is around 100, I'm 16, so in this new life, I'd live to around 84. And then if I killed myself in the next life at 50, I'd still have another 34 years in the cycle of life. And I think that this would probably only happen if you died prematurely and it wasn't your fault, sort of like the universe paying you back.
Wishful thinking, I know.
We had a family dog who was the most gentle dog I've ever met, and he died when I was just a few years old, but I've always felt a great connection to him, and felt that he was a very genuine soul. I imagine seeing him in heaven, supposing there is one.
Your thoughts on life after death?