scared of nothingness

[lonerclown666]

I want to die soon but i am very scared of the void wish god was real or reincarnation we dont know what happen next im in the point living is more scary than die there is not hope for me or solution i go to therapy and dont help i want to go but i am very afraid to the point i dont sleep alone or stay in a room alone for long time

 

[Bullit]

Yes it is scary. I hate my life,but I don't want to be nothing.

 

[Alwaysbadtime]

Surgery unconciousness is nothingness. This did not affect me unlike living.

 

[FuneralCry]

The thought of nothingness comforts me. Never having to experience anything again is a wonderful thought to me. Not existing means no suffering. The only thing that scares me is this life, as there is no limit as to how bad it can get.

 

[paininme]

It scares me too but then I think I won't be aware of it I won't know I'm dead

 

[toforigivelife]

I want to die soon but i am very scared of the void wish god was real or reincarnation we dont know what happen next im in the point living is more scary than die there is not hope for me or solution i go to therapy and dont help i want to go but i am very afraid to the point i dont sleep alone or stay in a room alone for long time

The videos I am going post here may not comfort those who, like me at times, are more comforted by the thought of nothingness after death. I don't mean to disturb those who just want death to be the end.

Today I, personally am hoping for death simply mean the end of nothingness, but there are some days where I like the idea of an afterlife and being able to see loved ones who have passed on.

There are stories about people who have been close to death and who have experienced what are known as near death experiences, or NDEs.

Skeptics dismiss these stories as merely being a product of a person's psyche or as hallucinations designed to comfort a dying mind or to comfort a mind that is going through a traumatic experience.

I've agreed with this theory for a long time. And some experiences that are reported do sound like hallucinations and nothing more and, frankly, some of these experiences sound like they have been made up.

But then Mr. Randy Schiefer, a non-religious agnostic who didn't believe in an afterlife, who served 20 years in the Air Force and who held scientifically based job in law enforcement, got very sick and not only had a near death experience but also an incredible experience involving what is known as an after death communication.

This story is very difficult to explain away and does seem to confirm existence after death.

He had three experiences, it's the third experience that offers some fairly compelling reasons to believe that there is survival beyond death.

The video is about an hour long but the details are important and Mr. Schiefer has shared this story twice and did not change, embellish or exaggerate anything in this second telling.





I've never liked the idea of past lives or reincarnation. I don't like this life so why would I want to come back again?

But, this is a compelling story of a five year-old boy recalling his past life as a Civil War soldier.

His mother is an intelligent and logical person who brought her son to a hypnotist in order to help him deal with his fear of noise. She did not bring him in to have a past life regression therapy session or to have his tea leaves read.

Her intentions had nothing to do with the paranormal but the results were incredible.

This runs a bit long too but it is rather fascinating.



I don't know what these stories mean as far as the notion of eternity but they are compelling stories of survival after death.

It should also be noted that, I believe in order to not make seem more enticing to those who are suicidal there are a lot of videos out there about near death experiences that are as bad as religion as far using scare tactics against people who are suicidal.

However, many who have knowledge of near death experiences, by whatever means they gain this knowledge, say we should be assured that suicides are not met with punishment once we reach the supposed Great Beyond, but with the same level of love and compassion as everyone else.

I'm also not trying to encourage anyone to end their lives - if the decision has made after a lot of thought and careful consideration then I feel the decision should be respected - I'm just hoping the experiences these people had might provide some comfort.

 

[Anonymous_A]

Everyone dies bruh. Don't look into it too much, a just pointless rabbit hole to go down