After death? My belief actually makes me look forward towards death. ETERNAL FUCKING SLEEP WILL FEEL SO GOOD, YOU WON'T EVEN KNOW IT BECAUSE SLEEP IS CONCEPTUALLY LIKE THAT!!! Obviously not a serious answer, but yeah!
I read my bible, I pray and feel God's presence, and I trust that whatever happens after death, as long as I've made the world a better place when I was alive I'll live on in people's memories.
You have to have faith that everything in life is powered by GOD including death. I believe that there is life after death and we all go there as we wait for the return. I hope that you continue to fight through you periods of depression and continue to believe in GOD!
I can't explain it, but in my gut, heart and mind I have the faith that I will live in paradise after I die. It's not something I can explain, but the thought of Paradise has always succeeded in cheering me up and lifting my spirits.
I have really bad depression too. Like, REALLY really bad. All I can tell myself is that whatever happens after death, can't be worse than this, than life.
I also have depression and so did my dad. He attempted suicide six times and was successful on his seventh. Although I know he was drowning in his depression every day that he was alive, he told me, everytime he didn't die, that he was so thankful to be ALIVE. Choosing to leave is a permanent solution to a very temporary problem. Although your world may seem desolate of anything worth staying at this moment, in 5 minutes, in a day, in a month, in a year, or after you experience being at the brink of death, you will value and cherish the things in this world that right now, don't seem like reasons to stay. If you leave, you don't get a second chance. You don't get to take it back. You don't get to tell your loved ones how much you love them. Or feel another one of their hugs. You won't have children. You won't get to potty train them or help them through puberty or help your little girl pick out your wedding dress.
Although there are so so many shitty moments in this life, on this earth, the small moments, the little laughs, growing with people and creating your own little person, watching them grow and having them love you more than themselves -- those few divine moments outshine the moments that make you feel as if this life isn't worth living anymore. If you choose to leave, you can't experience that.
Thanks sweetie. I'm not planning on killing myself. Even if I want to. I don't know if I'll ever decide to have kids, I don't think I could bare to see them deal with the issues I have had to. But I have a boyfriend, whom I love more than I hate life. And I promised him I'd never leave him. So I'll continue existing as long as he's around. @creativeusername95
I'm glad to hear it, and I didn't mean to sound preachy, but after experiencing my dad leaving, and because of how I often feel about my own life's worthlessness, it breaks my heart to hear of other people feeling that way. It scares me to think someone else might leave here and not be able to change it. I just wanted you to know my dad was always happy he was still alive.
Thank you. I believe one day it's possible I might be happy to be alive. But for now I just have to grit my teeth and suffer through it. I'm sorry for your loss. Losing a parent to suicide has to be unimaginably painful. @creativeusername95
I view death as eternal serenity free from thought and feeling. Death is beautiful and nessesary but life is even more beautiful. Live life aware and unafraid of death and you will be thankful for the air you breath.
It's no point worrying what happens after death. You've got to make the most of what you have now such as family friends and anything else that makes you happy :)
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Don't listen to these bible thumpers. There very well may be some sort of afterlife. Quantum physics tells us that our own consciousness is in some way connected to the fabric of reality itself so who knows. And don't get me started on DMT. There are still questions that need to be answered.
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After death? My belief actually makes me look forward towards death. ETERNAL FUCKING SLEEP WILL FEEL SO GOOD, YOU WON'T EVEN KNOW IT BECAUSE SLEEP IS CONCEPTUALLY LIKE THAT!!! Obviously not a serious answer, but yeah!
I dont believe in anything after death. At least nothing i'll remember having believed in.
Why should death be any different than pre-birth. Its just a state of unawareness.
the bible and my faith in God helps me believe that there are good things waiting on the other side after death:)
I read my bible, I pray and feel God's presence, and I trust that whatever happens after death, as long as I've made the world a better place when I was alive I'll live on in people's memories.
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You have to have faith that everything in life is powered by GOD including death. I believe that there is life after death and we all go there as we wait for the return. I hope that you continue to fight through you periods of depression and continue to believe in GOD!
I can't explain it, but in my gut, heart and mind I have the faith that I will live in paradise after I die. It's not something I can explain, but the thought of Paradise has always succeeded in cheering me up and lifting my spirits.
I have really bad depression too. Like, REALLY really bad. All I can tell myself is that whatever happens after death, can't be worse than this, than life.
I also have depression and so did my dad. He attempted suicide six times and was successful on his seventh. Although I know he was drowning in his depression every day that he was alive, he told me, everytime he didn't die, that he was so thankful to be ALIVE. Choosing to leave is a permanent solution to a very temporary problem. Although your world may seem desolate of anything worth staying at this moment, in 5 minutes, in a day, in a month, in a year, or after you experience being at the brink of death, you will value and cherish the things in this world that right now, don't seem like reasons to stay. If you leave, you don't get a second chance. You don't get to take it back. You don't get to tell your loved ones how much you love them. Or feel another one of their hugs. You won't have children. You won't get to potty train them or help them through puberty or help your little girl pick out your wedding dress.
Although there are so so many shitty moments in this life, on this earth, the small moments, the little laughs, growing with people and creating your own little person, watching them grow and having them love you more than themselves -- those few divine moments outshine the moments that make you feel as if this life isn't worth living anymore. If you choose to leave, you can't experience that.
Thanks sweetie. I'm not planning on killing myself. Even if I want to. I don't know if I'll ever decide to have kids, I don't think I could bare to see them deal with the issues I have had to. But I have a boyfriend, whom I love more than I hate life. And I promised him I'd never leave him. So I'll continue existing as long as he's around.
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I'm glad to hear it, and I didn't mean to sound preachy, but after experiencing my dad leaving, and because of how I often feel about my own life's worthlessness, it breaks my heart to hear of other people feeling that way. It scares me to think someone else might leave here and not be able to change it. I just wanted you to know my dad was always happy he was still alive.
Thank you. I believe one day it's possible I might be happy to be alive. But for now I just have to grit my teeth and suffer through it. I'm sorry for your loss. Losing a parent to suicide has to be unimaginably painful.
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I believe we have to make as many good things as possible happen for ouselves and other's while we have the honor and privilege of being alive.
Because when we're dead we just rot in the ground.
faith is a load of poop, live your life as well as you can. Death is definitive, as without death, life is meaningless.
Simple, when I die I'll no longer have to deal with any of the people that piss me off. That's not just good, that's awesome
I view death as eternal serenity free from thought and feeling.
Death is beautiful and nessesary but life is even more beautiful. Live life aware and unafraid of death and you will be thankful for the air you breath.
Id like to think so...
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Whatever happens, you know one thing. You can't stop it. Nobody is immortal.
Don't sweat what you can't control.
I feel their energy and I know if they aren't gone they can't be in a place that is bad because bad places wouldn't allow them to be felt
"For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish, but have eternal life." John 3:16
It's no point worrying what happens after death. You've got to make the most of what you have now such as family friends and anything else that makes you happy :)
Don't listen to these bible thumpers. There very well may be some sort of afterlife. Quantum physics tells us that our own consciousness is in some way connected to the fabric of reality itself so who knows. And don't get me started on DMT. There are still questions that need to be answered.
Believe in what you want just don't believe death is the end, that Alone is death
That there DNA is passed from generation to generation. (New life)
Nothing happens after death. There is no afterlife. There is no God. There's just worm-food or dust. that's it.