I imagine different methods and how my body will look. It's really disturbing to picture myself dead even though I want to be dead. I also care because I don't want to overly traumatize who finds me.
Does anyone else think like this?
I haven't thought of it in that way.
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so many near-death experience accounts, I hear people talk about being more conscious than ever, looking at their body from a different vantage point, and feeling very neutral about it. One NDEer, Dianne Sherman, said, "It's as if someone said, "Pass the salt."" There's no concern about the body, whatsoever - total detachment. Don't let your picturing your body, disturb you. Or, better yet, don't picture your body.
And, I can understand your. maybe, wanting to look as you wish to be remembered, and the way you look bringing about as little trauma as possible in those who find your body. You have some control over that - choosing a method causing the least amount of visible, physical damage.
I don't know if you have an interest in NDEs, but if you do, here's one in which she addresses how she feels about her body and the circumstances around her after she had left her body for a while.