UmbraDweller
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- Sep 15, 2023
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I personally wish for pure nothingness and to be free of all experiences. I believe that existence is always not worth it by any circumstances. How about you?
What do you think lies in the next world? What awaits us there?I chose "Wake up from simulation", not necessarily because I think this life is a simulation (it could well be), but because the second part "I thrive for finding truth" is a major reason why I want to die. I'm bored with this world, I know everything important about it and have some ideas about the next one, based on people's experiences. I don't like my life but impatient curiosity is also a big part of why I'll CTB.
Same hereI personally wish for pure nothingness and to be free of all experiences. I believe that existence is always not worth it by any circumstances. How about you?
Near-death experiencers talk about the afterlife being a resting place before you most likely reincarnate somewhere else. But I have hope that after actual death and separation from this life there will be more freedom to explore and experience life apart from being in a body. In any case, I'm certain I'll find out at least the nature of life on Earth if not literally everything that exists, even if I'll only have that knowledge until I reincarnate (which I'll try to put off for as long as possible).I want to wake up from the simulation and uncover the real world, no matter if bad or good. I just want to know, and I do thrive for finding truth. The next best option would be the abyss
What do you think lies in the next world? What awaits us there?
I don't want to reincarnate though. I don't want to have to live life again. Do we have control over our next incarnation? Can we choose where we reincarnate?Near-death experiencers talk about the afterlife being a resting place before you most likely reincarnate somewhere else. But I have hope that after actual death and separation from this life there will be more freedom to explore and experience life apart from being in a body. In any case, I'm certain I'll find out at least the nature of life on Earth if not literally everything that exists, even if I'll only have that knowledge until I reincarnate (which I'll try to put off for as long as possible).
From what I've read, we do have a choice regarding where to and what we reincarnate as, but our lifetimes will be designed to have an optimal educational effect on us. But this only matters if it isn't true what some say, that it's possible to break out of the cycle and control of your soul entirely, being free to explore anywhere you want on the other side.I don't want to reincarnate though. I don't want to have to live life again. Do we have control over our next incarnation? Can we choose where we reincarnate?
By that, do you mean like astral projection? If you're not in a body, then what are you? Soul? Spirit? Pure consciousness or energy? How would being not limited to a physical body allow you to find out the nature of the world?
I'm thinking about the exact same thing often. Or even worse, what if I just get stuck in my body after dying and experience all the decomposition and rotting of it as spiritism claims. That would be messed up. But I like to think that the awareness dies with the brain. Also, at the end I realize that death is inevitable anyway, it will happen to all of us no matter what we do, so I shouldn't be scared of anything.I don't really want to experience anything after I die. But there is a really terrifying thought that has been pulling me back from ctb: What if I would be stuck with all of my memories in nowhere for eternity? What if time for me stops at my last breath and I would "hang" there with physical and mental pain forever?
It's not dumb at all. It would be nice to get all the answers and discover that it was all for something.i guess i would really like to discover that everything has a purpose, because one thing that really gives me dread, is the fact that everything that everyone does is meaninless, so i guess what i would like is to know that after death, our life influenced something on the grand purpose of the universe, i know is kinda dumb.
This is so true. Can't imagine having to exist forever with all the pain... That would be worse than life itself.I don't really want to experience anything after I die. But there is a really terrifying thought that has been pulling me back from ctb: What if I would be stuck with all of my memories in nowhere for eternity? What if time for me stops at my last breath and I would "hang" there with physical and mental pain forever?