Do you fear death?

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I personally believe in LIFE AFTER DEATH.
Everyone who has had near-death-experiences… Or those who passed and come back..
They never say “there’s nothing”. They even say they levitate and see their own body. So what’s that mean… That means there’s some type of consciousness or life after death.

Studies show that consciousness goes beyond just having a brain and eyes. For example, plants have been found to read minds , to feel human emotions and vibrations and even recognize different people. And they don’t even have Brains.

I feel like ; LIFE TRULY IS A TEST. And the ones watching you are the very plants around you, the trees, nature in general, the water, the sun and the moon, the animals you see all the time..
Nothing you do is hidden at all.
Thats a really strong feeling that I have.

Also it’s been recorded that Water CAN ACTUALLY save memories and absorb vibrations and emotions.. like hate or love. It shows up Crystalized in ice!

So there ya go! We ARE INDEED in a Matrix. A Test.

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theothersider · Accepted Answer

There were studies done recently of a persons dying brain right up to the moment they were pronounced dead. What they found is as the brain realized major life functions. breathing heart beat organ function begin shutting down. the memory section of your brain begins firing. A lot. This begins to cross fire with the latent memory sections of the brain as the brain slides further into death parts of the brain associated with dreaming and parts of the brain associated with acid trips begin lighting up... and then nothing and you are brain dead. What I think is going on. The body often dies before the brain the brain then panics and begins searching your memories for ways to save its self. When it can't find anything in your recent memory it begins looking for things in past memory when you were a little boy or girl... as the break down and degradation continues you begin hallucinating or dreaming and then you die. Essentially your life is flashing before your eyes because your brain is desperately trying to save you by going threw your memories looking for a solution to your current problem. This could offer a plausible reason for NDE since a lot of people who have been close to death... my self included reports seeing your life flash before your eyes.

Sour-rose · Accepted Answer

I'm slowly starting to look at it with a smile. Funny, when I was 14, I was sad saying I don't wanna die. But the older I get, the more I realize there's nothing to be afraid of. Compared to the situations where i'm not in, it doesn't seem so bad. Just means i'm done with this life... time for the next one...

Also don't wanna live with these dumbasses until im 140. Holy sh-

Novacane · Accepted Answer

I use to fear death before but now I would say it's just accepting. Dont get me wrong the mystery of death still makes creeps on me but it's inevitable that we will only understand once we are there. What made me understand it was when I heard a story that death and life were siblings, and without one, you couldn't have the other, without death you wouldn't value life. Being afraid to die is like being afraid to live.

Sun_Kim-Ai · Accepted Answer

No, and in some measure I look forward to it.
I want to be embalmed and kept in a crystal coffin, in a mausoleum where everyone may visit.
But first I have some things I want to do, and one of those is guaranteeing a successor.

DataOrganizer27 · Answer

I don't fear the concept of death. I've had several close encounters, and yeah my adrenaline goes up (fear of the pain) but I'm not afraid of natural death.

I've made my twisted peace lol. My beliefs are a tad morbid to the average person but I find comfort in it.

Smoke-n-Growls · Answer

Nah. Death is part of life. It helps being meaning to our lives and forces us to make conscious choices about our remaining time.

Personally, death feels more like an old friend than an enemy.

Not one you'd like to see often, but nice to catch up with deep conversation every now and again over tea.

Anonymous · Answer

I'm scared of death. Even if I believe an after life is more likely than not, I also believe in the possibility that there really is just nothing, and that all those near death experiences really are just hallucinations or dying dreams. Without 100% proof of an afterlife, I can't completely discount that their might just not be one, and I hate that, it's terrifying.

Changiis07 · Answer

Nope not at all I fear feeling pain. Like I rather die natural causes etc

libsaretards · Answer

I do not fear death itself. What I fear is the possibility of where I will go after. Once we die, we WILL see God and then be sent to either Heaven or Hell. I am a saved Christ follower so the fear of Hell is small for me but until that day comes that fear will be there a little bit.

Andres77 · Answer

It's not the fear of death, it's the bloody mess of dying that I'm not looking forward to. I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandpa, not screaming in terror like all his passengers. 😉

Anonymous · Answer

Anyone experiencing some weird thing in near death situations is the brains response which causes a euphoric state. It’s a chemical thing. Death is no different from sleep except you don’t dream. Whether there is a God is a different story. But people definitely aren’t going to heaven or hell immediately because that won’t happen until the earth has ended.

Snsl153 · Answer

If life is a test, then I've failed it. And it's actually not the case that everyone who is resuscitated has an NDE; only approx. 18% do, the rest report nothing at all.

bakajana · Answer

Not anymore, some people go through certain experiences where u just wish u were. Even though now I recovered from those thoughts and think is worth living, at least just a bit

Apulu_Imback · Answer

No I don't fear death anymore after I passed the phase I was suicidal. I am mentally prepared whether there is an afterlife or not.

ĂþhƏNa · Answer

I dont afraid to die, I'm afraid to die without living my dreams... at least I wanna marry and get some kids and see them growing up.

sheikalana · Answer

Not at all. It's going to happen to everyone sooner or later. I'm just afraid of how am I destined to die. I hope it's a peaceful death and not any time soon.

exitseven · Answer

I do not fear it but I don't want to die. I had a real close call once and I was amazed how calm I was even though I was 100% sure I would die.

TrueConfection · Answer

I'm not exactly looking forward to it, but I don't fear death. I just want to know my kids will be ok when I'm gone.

NathanDavis · Answer

not my own... but the loss of others, yes... (knocking on wood 99million times)

Juxtapose · Answer

I am a skeptical person and unless you show me definitive proof of an afterlife I'm going to go on the safe side and assume there's not one. If I'm being tested I wonder what for?

IsoUser · Answer

After being in Iraq and Afghanistan as a PJ after a while you just accept the fact that in essence you're already dead so you become a better PJ, Trooper, Soldier, Sailor, Marine

suisuiola · Answer

I believe in reincarnation so I'm not too particularly scared of death anymore.

Adam1978 · Answer

Not at all its the whole dying part that can be nasty.

genericname85 · Answer

not at all. i think there's nothing about death to fear. tho i do fear "dying".

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