Discussion the afterlife and research of it.

[Berlin76]

I do not believe in god.
But i really definitely do not believe it all ends after dying.
This is just not possible because everything in live and the universe is connected in one way or the other.

here are 2 documentaries that covers the subject on research on the subject.

the first is of Peter Fenwick a neuropsychiatrist and neurophysiologist.
who did research on death and also research a hospice in The Netherland about the findings of nurses who experienced weird things around people dying.


the next is of Dolores Cannon
she is more into the environment where people go when they are death so the afterlife.
And also the lifereview you will get on the lessons that you had to learn or the guilt that you have in your lifestory



let me know what you think about it.

 

[Yoffi]

I haven't watched the second video yet, but I have watched the first one with peter Fenwick in its entirety, very interesting to listen to him.
the most interesting parts were when he described how your consciousness "merges" with the universe. so judging from that what if the afterlife is just that? your consciousness becoming one with the universe - you becoming the universe? hell, maybe even being able to swap between different universes and/or realities?

the second interesting part is when he describes how one man in an intensive care thought he was in some sort of hellish realm - he could feel the flames, and the devils pricking him, but when he got better he realized that those hellish experiences he had were coming from a heating pad that he was lying on and nurses giving him injections - this shows just how much you need mental and physical comfort when you're about to die in order to pass away peacefully.

 

[KiraLittleOwl]

I don't believe in life review or something like that. Who judges by what standards?
Life is utterly and hopelessly pointless in the end and afterlife, if it's exist, is too.
Meow.

 

[Berlin76]

I haven't watched the second video yet, but I have watched the first one with peter Fenwick in its entirety, very interesting to listen to him.
the most interesting parts were when he described how your consciousness "merges" with the universe. so judging from that what if the afterlife is just that? your consciousness becoming one with the universe - you becoming the universe? hell, maybe even being able to swap between different universes and/or realities?

the second interesting part is when he describes how one man in an intensive care thought he was in some sort of hellish realm - he could feel the flames, and the devils pricking him, but when he got better he realized that those hellish experiences he had were coming from a heating pad that he was lying on and nurses giving him injections - this shows just how much you need mental and physical comfort when you're about to die in order to pass away peacefully.

yes I think the same.
The universe is what connects everything,
Cant wait to jump from one place to the other, to learn everything about it.

yes you really need to close everything and covered every part of life before dying.
or else you will end up like he said restless and not at peace with your deaht
thats why impulsive people get hold back by society because its not the right way to die impulsively

I don't believe in life review or something like that. Who judges by what standards?
Life is utterly and hopelessly pointless in the end and afterlife, if it's exist, is too.
Meow.

the life review is not to judge you
its to show you how you had hurt people from their point of view in every situation
or how you had hurt yourself in every situation or context
so you did it to yourself that's the clue of life

 

[avoid_slow_death]

I have said before in another post that I believe there is nothing after this life but something akin to a deep state of unconsciousness. I still believe as such, but, part of me hopes that we simply are released to freely travel the universe and different planes of existence after this life. I came up with this theory independently years ago just by pondering over it and at the time, it not only seemed hopeful, but plausible as well. Guess we will find out when we go. To me, either is better.

 

[Berlin76]

I have said before in another post that I believe there is nothing after this life but something akin to a deep state of unconsciousness. I still believe as such, but, part of me hopes that we simply are released to freely travel the universe and different planes of existence after this life. I came up with this theory independently years ago just by pondering over it and at the time, it not only seemed hopeful, but plausible as well. Guess we will find out when we go. To me, either is better.

well they are talking about it,
just have a look at their findings in the videos

 

[Berlin76]

An other interesting part of Dolores

 

[Berlin76]

@aramir @Thereisnothing see these 2 documentary on the research of death and afterlife , my favorite is the one with the PHD dr the first one

 

[Pan]

I do not believe a word of the video propaganda featured. The spot by he neuropsychiatrist was at least interesting,the second video was prosaic and anecdotal. If these videos prove one thing. It is that the "reboot".theory works. No heaven nor hell, you will live again, AS YOU. Without you in the quantum, a universe is annihilated.

 

[TheSuicidalEccentric]

I believe that we can't experience time with death, and googolplexes of years go by in the blink of an eye. Something definitely happens after death; we just can't comprehend it yet.

 

[TimeToBiteTheDust]

Stephen Hawking said there's no afterlife and I believe him. We just stop living and that's all. There's no a next life. This is the only one

 

[Pan]

This very idea of afterlife locks us into time, which doesn't technically exist. Frankly, I am not enamored of Hawking; his fellow scientists have discredited the originality of his theories, calling him a publicity speaker. This is the man, after all, who believes in aliens and ufos. Help! Earth to!

 

[TheSuicidalEccentric]

Stephen Hawking said there's no afterlife and I believe him. We just stop living and that's all. There's no a next life. This is the only one

Stephen Hawking said a lot of things

 

[Berlin76]

If you payed close attention in life.
Then you can know everything is connected and need one and other to exist.
So the end of life must be the beginning of something else. So it would be weird and a fault when there is nothing is after death.

Because its just not possible that there is nothing. Everything even up to the smallest molecule is connected.

 

[toomuchgrief]

Here a video of debate about "afterlife". Hundreds of audience below were watching both sides of debate, and the audience themselves vote at the end of what side they on.
I'm on the sides with the majority of the audience vote.