I'm going on a cruise, first time in that part of the world. Will be my 3rd time flying on a dreamliner. They were nice, I hope this guy's story was exaggerated for obvious reasons <fingers crossed>
RIP knobslob
lol
Sorry, I can't help it
We all die, it's inevitable. If my time comes, I'll do my best to accept it. I wonder what happens after?
I used to be afraid of death, but I realized that billions of years passed before I was born, and I also didn't exist for all of that time without pain or suffering. I imagine if there is nothingness afterwards that it's the same as before, and I've already been through that. And if I can come into being from nothing once.... well most things in the universe repeat :)
That and I had a powerful ketamine infusion experience that really helped me come to grips with dying. Cured my depression too! (did 6 infusions over 3 weeks, if anyone is interested ask away)
It's the agony the problem, pain and suffering, not death itself
What's after death idk, but nothingness isn't the worst case scenario, I mean it's painless by definition and you don't have to pay taxes and suffer any of all the bullshit anymore
Wost case scenario there's something, some say you have to face the angel in the garden, he has no face and is all white
If you've been a good person, it should go smoothly, if you haven't... You are going to suffer, he basically read in you, knows everything you did and all that, very shameful moment eventually. He projects what you did to other unto you if memory serves
There's the city of light, too, one here on this forum saw it
https://www.near-death.com/science/research/city-of-light.html
(post is archived)