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Bruces
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- May 11, 2020
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Just pleasant nothingness?
I hope it's pleasant nothingness. What scares me is that it could be ...
Lucky. I wish I was still religious for this event.I am religious so I'm both scared and excited to see what comes next.
You might awake from the matrix into a world like Hellraiser.Oh great - another awful scenario to add to my collection!
Awww...you seem like a caring person. And I doubt that your afterlife (if existent) will be all that bad.I'm a bit scared. I only started believing in God this year and I'm convinced that the afterlife is real now.
I would have scoffed at anyone who said this a year ago but I'm genuinely worried about my consciousness going somewhere unpleasant as a result of dying by suicide. I've heard some really hellish NDEs from people who said they were bad people before they had their near-death experience.
I'm not carrying any bitterness, anger or hatred with me so I'm hoping that will work in my favour. I looked into donating a kidney as an anonymous donor but it turns out the screening process is very rigorous and I don't think I would get accepted. I'm physically healthy but I have an attempted suicide on my medical records so I worry my motives could be picked up in the psychiatric assessment they carry out.
I don't think I've been too much of a bad person but I've been a failure and wasted my life. I'd be more than happy to come back and try again.
Apparently we have a life review when we cross over and experience all the pain and suffering we caused from the perspective of the people we hurt. Except it's magnified by a lot. So people who do terrible things like rape and murder do suffer the consequences eventually. If the afterlife is real, that is.Awww...you seem like a caring person. And I doubt that your afterlife (if existent) will be all that bad.
After all there are still rapists and murders walking around free and are dying at some point - those are the people who should really be afraid (if religious).