Is any of you spiritual?

[LostSoul1609]

What do you think there is after death?

 

[GenesAndEnvironment]

Don't know, don't care. I just want the pain to stop.

 

[orlandom]

What do you think there is after death?

These thoughts scare me. Most of all, I would not want to see that my family suffers without me.

My mom's tears, for example. But I'm tired of living like a zombie. That's fucked up. I just can't do that. It's incredibly hard. Fucking shit cycle.

 

[ClairyFairy]

I don't think there's anything. Back into the void of nothingness. That doesn't mean to say I'm not spiritual I just don't think there's anything after our life

 

[disillusionment]

I am spiritual. I'm not sure what I believe. I've heard that when you die you're in this really peaceful place, you feel loved, free of all pain and suffering. You go back to source energy. I don't know if that applies to suicides. But I kinda believe in reincarnation. I read that when you die you should not go into the light b/c that's a trick to get you to reincarnate. I don't know what I believe though really.

I went to a psychic medium and she connected with my uncle who committed suicide. I wanted to ask what sort of place he ended up in as I was considering suicide but afraid of Hell, but I was scared to ask.

 

[Odwin]

After death we go to Level 2

 

[Amumu]

I really lack spirituality. Maybe that's because I'm very pragmatic.
And you're not obliged to believe in something after death if you're spiritual.
Like most atheists, I think there is nothing after death.

 

[Bootleg Astolfo]

I'm not spiritual, but i sure do love spiriteux like this

 

[Nolen]

I'm not spiritual, but i sure do love spiriteux like this

I have my most spiritual moments when im drunk so you are onto something...

 

[placeholder]

I think people's soul leave their body after death. They can float around as a phantom.

 

[WornOutLife]

I think what happens after death is something no one can confirm at a 100% but some people who have a lot of "faith" are really convinced there will be a hell waiting for them if they're bad guys and a heaven if they behave properly.

Some others, believe dying will be just like the time before we were born; we won't even realize.

And some others, just like me, think that things having non-sense is ridiculous because how and why on Earth were we born in first place? How can something come from nothing?

I think human beings are "nerfed" so as not to understand the true meaning of life. We might just be NPCs in a super duper simulation. At least this sounds more logic than a smiling bearded guy taking care of me lol.

Anyway, I'm an agnostic. I can't confirm nor deny anything but I won't pick any sides unless some great evidence pops up and convinces me about the true meaning of life and what happens after death.

 

[wait.what]

I think the simplest answer is the most likely one: your experiences after death will be exactly the same as your experiences before birth. That is to say, you won't have any. There will be no "you" there to experience anything.

I'm not really sure if I count as "spiritual" or not, but there are spiritual people who believe that this one lifetime is all we get.

 

[JustAMatterOfTime]

Yes I believe in God, could it just be like before we were born? Who knows for sure.

 

[SadGirl]

I'm from Umbanda, there's no way of knowing for sure what comes next, talking about us suicides. They say that we go to the "threshold" or valley of the suicides, where we are left suffering and lost there until we evolve. but there is not exactly how to know, just being there.

 

[LastLoveLetter]

No, not spiritual in the slightest. I prefer it that way. If it turned out there's an afterlife and that we can't just die and be done with it, I'd be so pissed. When I die, I just want to be fully erased from this world. I don't want my "soul" to live on. I don't want to be reborn. I want to be gone for good.

 

[Jumper Geo]

Rebirth we get to do it all again, oh no or we wake up from the AI machine and we are still children in a perfect world and the adults say, well we go into the AI to see what mistakes we make, so you sure won't make them again in this life, oh no

Cheers

Geo

 

[fufa]

The idea that you just stop existing after death is comforting to me, so I lean towards not being spiritual.
However, I've done enough psilocybin to know that it's probably naïve to assume that when you die that's it.

 

[UseItOrLoseIt]

I don't believe there is an afterlife. I think we are all body. No spirit per se. The spirit comes from the body. It's one and the same. We just don't get it because spirit is a function of the body, meant for surviving the physical world and not for understanding itself. Higher purpose is poetry. Nothing more.

That being said, I respect the body, and thus respect the spirit.

 

[FuneralCry]

I hope there is nothing after death. I think we return to the same nothingness that we were in before we were born. It greatly comforts me. I hate the sound of any afterlife. If there is one, I don't want to be a part of it.

 

[ExistentialEntropy]

I don't pretend to have any answers. This includes the idea that there's just eternal nothingness. Even eternal nothingness requires an observer to experience it.

I am open to ideas but I also question them. I don't rule out things that seem possible, but I also accept that we don't have the equipment to appreciate the true nature of the world.

I think it's reasonable to assume we see very little of what actually is going on, and so in that sense, I consider myself spiritual. But I sure as heck am not religious.

 

[S like suicide]

I have read that some people who have been dead for a few minutes describe death as a very deep dreamless sleep, just all black and calm, I hope it will, that I will simply stop existing