I see no reason why anyone would be afraid of death, unless their religion results in some sort of negative outcome for them. What are you afraid of, for example, but nothingness? Nothingness is nothing to be afraid of. Why would one fear what amounts to nothing?
For me, the nothingness after highlights life as very deciding and finite. So part of the fear still is dying, but there's also success and failure and their consequences.
That somehow or another, the universe goes through endless cycles of expansion and decompression. Life in general and perhaps even our consciousness is part of/ created by the energy the big bang had before it exploded everywhere as matter
So that's like an afterlife, just not one as humans we'd be too invested in lol
That Val Halla with root beer fountains and buffets of pure meat is the ideal heaven? 😉🙃
I got the idea from a Futurama clip. They rode a time machine until all the stars died and everything got sucked up in black holes. Then everything starts up again. It just seems so poetic, like the universe creates itself to experience existence. I've watched some videos about sacred geometry and the flower of life is very allegorious to this interpretation. Especially if you consider a zygote and its metamorphosis to fetal development
I have another theory that includes size, dimensions, and another Futurama clip if you wanna hear about it
Is it normal i envy religious people?
← View full post
I see no reason why anyone would be afraid of death, unless their religion results in some sort of negative outcome for them. What are you afraid of, for example, but nothingness? Nothingness is nothing to be afraid of. Why would one fear what amounts to nothing?
--
[Old Memory]
1 year ago
|
pl
Comment Hidden (
show
)
Report
0
0
For me, the nothingness after highlights life as very deciding and finite. So part of the fear still is dying, but there's also success and failure and their consequences.
I'm not op though
--
LloydAsher
1 year ago
|
pl
Comment Hidden (
show
)
Report
0
0
Nothingness is the worst outcome. I wish to continue, reincarnation would suck though depending on what I reincarnated to.
Valhalla sounds like a neat place to end up
--
[Old Memory]
1 year ago
|
pl
Comment Hidden (
show
)
Report
1
1
I do have a sort of secret belief
That somehow or another, the universe goes through endless cycles of expansion and decompression. Life in general and perhaps even our consciousness is part of/ created by the energy the big bang had before it exploded everywhere as matter
So that's like an afterlife, just not one as humans we'd be too invested in lol
https://youtu.be/V9gbueGxBf0
Val Halla better be this dammit
--
Curiouskitten444
1 year ago
|
pl
Comment Hidden (
show
)
Report
1
1
We have a similar belief hiddenleafshinobi
--
[Old Memory]
1 year ago
|
pl
Comment Hidden (
show
)
Report
1
1
That Val Halla with root beer fountains and buffets of pure meat is the ideal heaven? 😉🙃
I got the idea from a Futurama clip. They rode a time machine until all the stars died and everything got sucked up in black holes. Then everything starts up again. It just seems so poetic, like the universe creates itself to experience existence. I've watched some videos about sacred geometry and the flower of life is very allegorious to this interpretation. Especially if you consider a zygote and its metamorphosis to fetal development
I have another theory that includes size, dimensions, and another Futurama clip if you wanna hear about it
--
Curiouskitten444
1 year ago
|
pl
Comment Hidden (
show
)
Report
0
0
Go on 👀