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Hmmm…
Not really kind of interested in seeing what the next life is going to be like.
Hopefully I don’t come back as a hot chick in a room full of ILF pervs.
Wondering if it’s a straight up coming into this world, or some alternate universe in a totally different time line.
I do worry about what’s going to happen to all my gear though LOL

MM

metalmariachi wrote:Hmmm…
Not really kind of interested in seeing what the next life is going to be like.
Hopefully I don’t come back as a hot chick in a room full of ILF pervs.
Wondering if it’s a straight up coming into this world, or some alternate universe in a totally different time line.
I do worry about what’s going to happen to all my gear though LOL

MM

WILL IT TO ME!

yes i fear death

though i think most of it is not wanting my mother to be told that ive died

Casavettes wrote:I think it's impossible to say
Because no one knows when or how it will come
It will be dealt with in that moment
And all I can do now is prepare for it however I see fit

i love this^
i guess what scares me most
besides physical pain
is will i know im dead
and spend eternity regrettting
how my kids and other people percieve
what kind of person i was
on paper i look like a scumbag
my biggest death fear though
car accident with crushed legs
and a slow choking burning death
seeing bad accidents gives me the heebyjeebys

IS THERE AN AFTERLIFE?

WILL I COME BACK AS A KITTY SO SOMEONE CAN SCRATCH MY NECK SOME MORE?

if there is reincarnation, i REALLY REALLY want to come back as a cat, but i think i've been too naughty. i'd probably come back as a Rwandan villager or something.

bigchiefbc wrote:I guess it's considered cool nowadays to say no, but FUCK YES. It scares the ever-loving shit out of me. I can't imagine non-existence and it is the scariest fucking thing I can think of.

Agreed x100000

I'm going to be a little open with an under-developed idea here. I am beginning to believe we are spirits that learn (for lack of a better term) more throughout each life time until we reach a certain "enlightenment" (again, for lack of a better term). So every person or spirit we meet is at a different stage in their process to reach 'enlightenment' (whatever you want to call it).

So I don't really fear death. I have began see my body, mind, and life to be part of a progression of a spirit.

PumpkinPieces wrote:I'm going to be a little open with an under-developed idea here. I am beginning to believe we are spirits that learn (for lack of a better term) more throughout each life time until we reach a certain "enlightenment" (again, for lack of a better term). So every person or spirit we meet is at a different stage in their process to reach 'enlightenment' (whatever you want to call it).

So I don't really fear death. I have began see my body, mind, and life to be part of a progression of a spirit.

And the evidence on which you base this position is ... ?

Oh, nothing? Well...

I'll play too then. I believe that we are actually individual chomatophores in the great eternal cuttlefish that is now and always shall be. Birth and death are simply winking on and off with each metachrosis. So we never die, we just shift into new patterns.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-OVrI9x8Zs[/youtube]

Anyone want to start a religion?

the only thing i'm sure of is that the answers to these questions are stranger than i can possibly imagine. i've got three or four different belief systems that i keep juggling that offer what seem to be possible explanations for "paranormal phenomena," but my little brain won't hold all that stuff at once.

That's cos there are no paranormal phenomena.

well, my precognitive dreams--which i've been having since i was five years old--would tend to disagree.

Billy's got it right....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9Q1iAVcp5I[/youtube]

one of my notions is that what we call "God" and what creates/allows some of the unexplained phenomena is the missing force that is needed to satisfy and complete the Unified Field Theory. i also entertain the notion that peoples' "past-life experiences" could be explained by the idea that the mind consciousness, like most electrical field phenomena, dissipates when its source is removed and what's actually happening is that little bits of loose consciousness that have scattered into the universe sometimes pass into living peoples' field of perception like neutrinos.