
Soon4me
Enlightened
- Jun 15, 2018
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Or find any religions interesting ?
I'm not religions myself
But i do enjoy watching and listening to Harry Krishna
I'm not religions myself
But i do enjoy watching and listening to Harry Krishna
I don't know much about them myself.But yes it is fun to watch :)I only know what I've seen/heard about HK from the media. I wonder if they're at all vastly more accepting and loving that other religions (I've been a part of). At this point, I just don't trust human nature. Not "humans," but the way humans everywhere seem to work. Whether it's politics, commerce, religion, family... I just don't trust us at all.
But it was fun watching these guys dance around in public...
Or find any religions interesting ?
I'm not religions myself
But i do enjoy watching and listening to Harry Krishna
Oh yeah haha :)It's Hare Krishna lol
Interesting, snd I'm just wondering what your thought on this is?Universal meaninglessness is my religion. I don't think that even "gods" could give a plausible explanation about why all of this is inherently necessary
Interesting, snd I'm just wondering what your thought on this is?
What came first the "chicken or the egg?""
I have no idea, I can imagine either or being possible.
Yeah, sometimes I ask myself how can something be created from nothing, weather it be the Universe or God.Biologically speaking, you need an organism able to build up proteins, calcium and other organic compounds needed to lay an egg, so I'd say the chicken.
Broadly speaking, there are many valid hypotheses about an universe being able to bootstrap itself from "nothing" (that wouldn't be the proper term, it's quantum void).
https://arxiv.org/abs/1404.1207
Conscious "creators" would be around there just for "fun", basically like us. Except for the fact that few of us laugh
Nope, not religious at all. However, Its funny how the same thing enabling me to ctb without fear is the same thing holding me back from ctbing, that being heavy evidence of nothing after death. I dont fear being nothing forever i just don't want to be nothing forever. I do realize that whatever happens after death will happen at some point or another so i've decided to stop stressing about the inevitable.
Talking myself into it doesn't seem to work. The survival instinct doesn't care. It will fight to keep you alive even when logically it makes more sense for you to die. Someone awhile back said to me that you cant beat fire with fire and talking yourself into it will not work against the survival instinct. I'm beggining to think he was right.That's what I tell myself before my attempts: "Life is fake, my feelings are fake, and this is not something I can avoid, so what the hell let's do it!"
I don't think too much about what will happen before I actually do it, that will trigger the anxiety and inhibition due to fear of death.
Talking myself into it doesn't seem to work. The survival instinct doesn't care. It will fight to keep you alive even when logically it makes more sense for you to die. Someone awhile back said to me that you cant beat fire with fire and talking yourself into it will not work against the survival instinct. I'm beggining to think he was right.
Nope, not religious at all. However, Its funny how the same thing enabling me to ctb without fear is the same thing holding me back from ctbing, that being heavy evidence of nothing after death. I dont fear being nothing forever i just don't want to be nothing forever. I do realize that whatever happens after death will happen at some point or another so i've decided to stop stressing about the inevitable.
Actually, the evidence is the opposite. I had always heard throughout my whole life that there was an afterlife. The only people who do not believe in it are atheists. In the end, it is up to you to decide since neither side can be totally proven until death, so there is no use in arguing about it. If you have an open mind, I would watch these 2 videos.
This lady was actually clinically dead for an hour, yet her consciousness never ceased.
I agree that theres no way to know for certain and that there may be an afterlife. However coma's, general anesthesia and brain damaged patients make me believe that our conciousness is heavily reliant on our brain and that once we lose it we lose our conciousness. Anyway i'm not going to get into it. I just hope i'm wrong.
I hope we get a choice for once. Its a little unfair how we didn't get a choice for this life. Just thrown into it like cattle in a slaughterhouse.I hope you're right. I want it to end finally and forever. And I better return into that state I was, before I was born. Complete and utter nothingness.