Placo
Life and Death
- Feb 14, 2024
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Earlier in bed I had a flow of thought about life after death, it's not the first time I've realized something like this I think but I wanted to share my thoughts here.
I basically came to the conclusion that our brain is not capable of imagining death just as it is not capable of remembering what was there before we were born.
Even if we try to think that there is nothing, we cannot imagine this nothingness, it is impossible, we imagine it as being closed in a dark room which is wrong, we imagine it dark, which is wrong, I don't understand why death always has to be associated with darkness and life with light when darkness and light are both part of life.
At this point I said to myself that since it's impossible to imagine it, we might as well imagine it in the most beautiful way we can, since in any case our interpretation is wrong, at least we have one that we like.
In my case it would be to be in a sort of ghost or divinity mode where I can observe the evolution of human civilization and the various events that will take place in the future without worrying about my survival, perhaps living in a platonic relationship with some girl similar to me, I wouldn't contemplate sex which I see as something too earthly, but being in a state of ecstasy, peace and love that will last forever, and obviously curiosity in scrutinizing human events, I believe this is my ideal afterlife, it is not much different from the Christian idea of Heaven I must admit but I can go without seeing God, angels and singing psalms for eternity.
I must say that after realizing this I wanted to die more but at the same time my mood improved a little.
I basically came to the conclusion that our brain is not capable of imagining death just as it is not capable of remembering what was there before we were born.
Even if we try to think that there is nothing, we cannot imagine this nothingness, it is impossible, we imagine it as being closed in a dark room which is wrong, we imagine it dark, which is wrong, I don't understand why death always has to be associated with darkness and life with light when darkness and light are both part of life.
At this point I said to myself that since it's impossible to imagine it, we might as well imagine it in the most beautiful way we can, since in any case our interpretation is wrong, at least we have one that we like.
In my case it would be to be in a sort of ghost or divinity mode where I can observe the evolution of human civilization and the various events that will take place in the future without worrying about my survival, perhaps living in a platonic relationship with some girl similar to me, I wouldn't contemplate sex which I see as something too earthly, but being in a state of ecstasy, peace and love that will last forever, and obviously curiosity in scrutinizing human events, I believe this is my ideal afterlife, it is not much different from the Christian idea of Heaven I must admit but I can go without seeing God, angels and singing psalms for eternity.
I must say that after realizing this I wanted to die more but at the same time my mood improved a little.