I wish where was a way to know....

[Dizzy_Dreams]

I wish there was a way to know if there's any kind of afterlife at all or if there's anything after this life.... I wish we could know

 

[MiseryLovesMyCompany]

Every person will know it even if they didn't want to.

 

[Dizzy_Dreams]

Every person will know it even if they didn't want to.

I wish where was a way to know before we die

 

[Kramer]

I wish where was a way to know before we die

Wishful thinking is maladaptive. Try and nip it in the bud

 

[KClown]

Why would you want to know. Inevitable can't be changed in the first place.
Trying to obtain unobtainable answers is self destructive.

 

[_Kaira_]

A sense of closure I guess to curb stomp fearing the unknown. Inevitable or not, it's still a question most humans have. Knowing for sure what would happen after death, at least for me, would help me settle on my anxieties of CTB.

 

[KClown]

Right. I guess I am not being empathetic enough.
My knowledge on humans and their emotions is quite limited.

 

[Deleted member 17949]

Would be cool to know but ultimately wouldn't change an awful lot since it cannot be avoided or changed

 

[grungeCat]

I don't know what's on the other side but I suppose there is just nothing. It's impossible to think, feel or be aware of the world without a working brain and nervous system. Do you remember how it had felt right before you were born? It's impossible because you didn't exist. I'm sure it is what death feels like. Just nothing. No feeling, no sense of time.

 

[Dizzy_Dreams]

I don't know what's on the other side but I suppose there is just nothing. It's impossible to think, feel or be aware of the world without a working brain and nervous system. Do you remember how it had felt right before you were born? It's impossible because you didn't exist. I'm sure it is what death feels like. Just nothing. No feeling, no sense of time.

I really hope you're right...

 

[SHThrowAway213]

It would make things easier, but it also might make things harder.
But it is impossible to know, so we have to face the unknown

 

[greebo6]

Maybe its best we don't.

 

[Ghost2211]

I like how my brain keeps wanting to process what no afterlife would be. I imagine not feeling or thinking which instead of being a void becomes so new form of consciousness thats somehow magically aware that its no longer aware.

 

[MiseryLovesMyCompany]

I like how my brain keeps wanting to process what no afterlife would be. I imagine not feeling or thinking which instead of being a void becomes so new form of consciousness thats somehow magically aware that its no longer aware.

*confusion*

 

[Ghost2211]

*confusion*

It made sense in my mind lol. I might be residual stoned from last night.

 

[MiseryLovesMyCompany]

It made sense in my mind lol. I might be residual stoned from last night.

I'm getting drunk so everything is possible.

 

[Weary Soul]

Sometimes I think that maybe it is a wonderful and much better place to be than where I am (mentally and physically), and if I knew this, I would CTB without hesitation.

So, when I go, I am going to be like those who in earlier times jumped on a ship not knowing if the earth was round or flat - they took a risk having no idea where the ocean would lead them, and they ultimately found a new and wonderful place or their ship sank. I am going to try to do this with the mindset that this will be an adventure (it is the only way I have found that I can do this so far.)

 

[Kruger]

I wish there was a way to know if there's any kind of afterlife at all or if there's anything after this life.... I wish we could know

Read Journey of Souls

 

[DocNo]

Why would you want to know. Inevitable can't be changed in the first place.
Trying to obtain unobtainable answers is self destructive.

@Onelittleb
you seem really to have a hard time cause this question of afterlife came up for some times now in different threads of yours.
i might in earlier posts been a bit too preachy just making my point of view clear, which is, that i am pretty sure, that there isnt.
but despite that i can't of course say that i know. nobody knows.

so i want to apologize to you not really being empathetic that you seem to suffer a lot.

i must say @KClown has for me a pretty wise view on this things that first the inenvitable can't be changed and also about the unobtainable answers.
but of course - i know this from myself - sometimes our thoughts run around in circles driving ourselves into madness.

i guess at some points in life we have to take a risk to achieve change. death if self inflicted seems somehow the ultimate risk to take cause the outcome is so unknown.
i am myself pretty bad at making big decisions and it often gives me a hard time. i sometimes said to myself - "come on, once in your life have the courage to make a big decision" - when i was close to ctb.

so maybe its about coming to the point where it's worth the risk and that no matter how the outcome is, it couldn't be any worse than the actual situation.

i hope this helps you a bit to find clarity and peace.

 

[Dizzy_Dreams]

@Onelittleb
you seem really to have a hard time cause this question of afterlife came up for some times now in different threads of yours.
i might in earlier posts been a bit too preachy just making my point of view clear, which is, that i am pretty sure, that there isnt.
but despite that i can't of course say that i know. nobody knows.

so i want to apologize to you not really being empathetic that you seem to suffer a lot.

i must say @KClown has for me a pretty wise view on this things that first the inenvitable can't be changed and also about the unobtainable answers.
but of course - i know this from myself - sometimes our thoughts run around in circles driving ourselves into madness.

i guess at some points in life we have to take a risk to achieve change. death if self inflicted seems somehow the ultimate risk to take cause the outcome is so unknown.
i am myself pretty bad at making big decisions and it often gives me a hard time. i sometimes said to myself - "come on, once in your life have the courage to make a big decision" - when i was close to ctb.

so maybe its about coming to the point where it's worth the risk and that no matter how the outcome is, it couldn't be any worse than the actual situation.

i hope this helps you a bit to find clarity and peace.

I'm just really scared of going some place bad