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ayanti
Death Seeker
- Aug 22, 2024
- 10
I wish there was something after death; not exactly sure what. However, I would love for reincarnation to be real, I'd love to experience life again but this time, do it right.
I get that most people think it's the most likely scenario, but does anyone else hope that there is more than an endless nothing after death?
I understand that maybe it wouldn't be worth risking, but the thing is that I am in this moment already suffering, and whether it's a void or something else I will end up there eventually.
In the relative space of the universe, it doesn't matter whether I die now or later because in the end it's the same result and the amount of time I felt I experienced would be the same (no time at all) if it's a void. A void means no suffering, but if there is an afterlife or reincarnation, going by NDEs, it also means there is no suffering...until the next life, of course.
I don't believe in any kind of hellish realm for various reasons.
I don't want this to be the end, but if this is to be my life I just don't want it. It feels too unreal and bad.
Definitely in some cases / waysSomething can also be just as terrifying as the current reality. Imagine your soul just plops out and you don't quite understand how to move around and your mental faculties are greatly diminished. You end up stuck in a small area with very little understanding of what's going on around you.
In some ways having there be "nothing" is a little bit more compassionate than having there be "something"?
Thanks for your answer! I feel close to what you're feeling. I am going to try and manifest something by believing it as strongly as possible.I do! I hold hope that it's somewhere I'm happy for once. As long as I'm okay and not alone, I don't care what it is. I think I'm banking on being able to fix my mistakes or having what I've always wanted for once
For anything spiritual, I've always believed that your truth is your reality. What god or rules or whatever you believe in is the one that applies to your life. If I believe in an afterlife enough, I'm praying I end up there
What's interesting is that I've never once believed in the afterlife because the thought of existing even more haunted me. It changed, however, once I finally felt happy. Even though it wasn't enough to keep me here, as I'm planning on going Sep 1st, I don't want to let go of this feeling and I want it back in the afterlife. The fear of losing it and everyone I know permanently scared me into wishing there was something, especially something where my happiness is guaranteed.
This was a good life, even if the good came a little too late. I don't want to forget it, I hope I remember it and am able to have a second chance on living
Wishing the best for you :]Thanks for your answer! I feel close to what you're feeling. I am going to try and manifest something by believing it as strongly as possible.
I'm glad you were able to feel happiness and that happiness brought you closer to somewhere in which existence would be ideal for you.
Was gonna ask what happened.There are things about life that I enjoy/ed. I would like to have a peaceful, normal, enjoyable life instead of a life where I made all the wrong decisions and had 5 mental illnesses and the world maybe hadn't gone to shit.
Or, if there's an afterlife, I would like to understand what it's like to be one with everything or to be healed for some time.
And we have a winner, very good my friend.Life, human or animal, is energy. Energy can't be destroyed, it can only change form so..what's next? I don't know, but I do know, that taking all religious/spiritual view points out of the discussion, we go somewhere.
The suicide empathy part I also believe in! Because after so much pain I really hope everyone gets their peacei personally do believe in an afterlife. but not the sort of heaven or hell in a lot of "religious" texts. thats a dumbed down/mistranslated version of the afterlife.
i think we'll all be met with love and a lot of grace, and those who die by suicide are given a lot of empathy due to their circumstance and pain.
this is what i believe as a baha'i and from listening to countless near-death experiences. i dont think it will be nothing —even though that sounds amazing, but i dont think itll be as bad as you think.