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post 1661013533 05-09-2022, 04:45 PM
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Well the serenity prayer comes to mind (especially since I hear it all the time lol). It doesn’t really matter what we think might happen; it’s going to happen regardless. Whether you believe in God, no God, reincarnation, etc, I think a good principle to live by is to be kind and helpful to others. You don’t need religion to do that. And we all make mistakes and we can’t go back and change the past. But we can continue to continue learning and growing.

I am a strong advocate for mindfulness which keeps us in the here and now. Don’t get me wrong, it’s good to look back and it’s good to look forward, but you can’t be stuck in either of those for two long. Lead a life that you find enjoyable and enriching.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
im a realist

you live in fantasy

see how it works out for you in the long run

the reason you dont want to argue is because you dont have an argument, bring it on boyo im waiting

ive debated this and thought about it plenty, im ready lets go
Lmfao…no, I’m not gonna argue about it because I have better than to do than waste my time discussing the possibility of an afterlife with an edgelord. I don’t give a sh!t what you believe.
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Originally Posted By Joeyw88⏩
Well the serenity prayer comes to mind (especially since I hear it all the time lol). It doesn’t really matter what we think might happen; it’s going to happen regardless. Whether you believe in God, no God, reincarnation, etc, I think a good principle to live by is to be kind and helpful to others. You don’t need religion to do that. And we all make mistakes and we can’t go back and change the past. But we can continue to continue learning and growing.

I am a strong advocate for mindfulness which keeps us in the here and now. Don’t get me wrong, it’s good to look back and it’s good to look forward, but you can’t be stuck in either of those for two long. Lead a life that you find enjoyable and enriching.
agree completely, Ive noticed this is what matters and you dont need religion to be this way.

Everyone is on their own personal journey through life and you are on yours as well, help others on their journey, share stories along the way of your adventures, and just keep enjoying it.

But theres a lot of lies and snakes and manipulators out there and i fear that religion is all based in lies and manipulation created by men and progressing as humans will eventually mean "moving on" to another phase beyond religion
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010⏩
Lmfao…no, I’m not gonna argue about it because I have better than to do than waste my time discussing the possibility of an afterlife with an edgelord. I don’t give a sh!t what you believe.
so you just made 2 posts to make yourself feel better by saying you dont agree? no one else cares but you and me so i dont see exactly what your purpose of even posting was....

I guess i hope it made you feel better?
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post 1661014003 05-09-2022, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Better
I'd be more concerned if after you die you wake right back up to more of this BS except you are now a 5'2 pajeet
You'd be Better Unborn I guess.

Imagine this, your parents are taking you to potty train and they just take you out to the middle of the street and make you squat.

Curry everything.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
so you just made 2 posts to make yourself feel better by saying you dont agree? no one else cares but you and me so i dont see exactly what your purpose of even posting was....

I guess i hope it made you feel better?
Nope, was just pointing out that you’re wrong about religious and spiritual people abandoning their belief systems at the end of their life.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
im a realist

you live in fantasy

see how it works out for you in the long run

the reason you dont want to argue is because you dont have an argument, bring it on boyo im waiting

ive debated this and thought about it plenty, im ready lets go
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Originally Posted By Better
let's keep it a stack tho, any explanation other than nothing so far has been extremely magical, copemaxxed and just remarkably unrealistic based on everything else we know about existence af
This way of thinking is strange to me. We know nothing. The fact that this reality exist and we are here now is enough to at least make an afterlife possible. Reality is some weird chit, if we didn’t know anything about human experience/the universe at all (and what we do know isn’t really a drop in the bucket) then this all would sound magical/fairy tale. It’s like completely omitting consciousness at all when questioning if it’s possible when people are so sure nothing happens.
This body holding me, be my reminder here that I am not alone.
Makes me feel eternal, all this Pain is an Illusion.
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what if you get dementia before you die? can't recall memories etc

how would this affect an afterlife if its possible?

maybe after life is literally rewinding back to a better time that you've already witnessed
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Originally Posted By buwbs⏩
what if you get dementia before you die? can't recall memories etc

how would this affect an afterlife if its possible?

maybe after life is literally rewinding back to a better time that you've already witnessed
you gotta be quicker than that, buddy

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Originally Posted By Fuggettabowteet⏩
There is a **** ton of evidence for reincarnation but I'm sure you swollen plebs all knew that.
refer back to the post just before you

explain dementia and what happens to demented people?

Why is their consciousness scrambled for 5-10 years before death and how does it become unscrambled for them to live on in another being? you ever met a cat or a grasshopper that gave off vibes that it used to be Albert Einstein lol?

People will cope the most low IQ **** with death and reincarnation is just another one unless you mean particles breaking apart and reassembling like i said.
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post 1661014853 05-09-2022, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted By Vardoger⏩
you gotta be quicker than that, buddy

Lmfao
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I have no idea if there's a god...heaven...hell...nothing...

I just try my best to be a generally good person. I figure if there is a God and me just trying to be the best me I can be isn't good enough for me to enter heaven, well...I guess that's that.

Mostly I think when we die, that's just it. I mean...thinking about it all purely from a scientific standpoint, we're really pretty unimportant specs of life in the grand scheme of things. It makes the most sense to me that it's just like when you go to sleep except no dream.

I really don't want to think reincarnation is a thing. I mean, when you think about poverty on earth, etc, the likelihood of being reborn into someone who was fortunate to grow up with a loving family, food on the table, roof over my head, etc is probably pretty low to happen twice in a row.
And on that same note, it's also depressing as fk to think there's nothing after this. I mean, to live a life of suffering from basically start to finish like some people do, only to die and that be just...it...is pretty sad. I mean damn, in that case I guess for them, dying is literally the best part of their life.
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Originally Posted By Better
let's keep it a stack tho, any explanation other than nothing so far has been extremely magical, copemaxxed and just remarkably unrealisticbased on everything else we know about existence af
We only have, at best, a very rudimentary knowledge of the true nature of reality.
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You'll probably just go on living as every other being in the universe, like you do now...one at a time, until it's all blown out.

Then, who knows? You might end up doing it all over again forever in whatever shape this universe takes next.

In any case, it's nothing you have to worry about. 'You', will die...and that will be that. What you truly are will go on existing in all kinds of other forms that has no bearing on your present life beyond your concern for the future state of your family, country, and the world in general.

Focus on your life, not your death. That will take care of itself and you needn't worry.
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Originally Posted By Fuggettabowteet⏩
There is a **** ton of evidence for reincarnation but I'm sure you swollen plebs all knew that.
I think you probably reincarnate as everyone and everything, each in turn. It's not terribly important, except that you might want to be pleasant to the beings you encounter because you share their fate as well.
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I just don’t see how we can come from nothing, exist, and then go back to nothing

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_of_mass

The laws of physics contradict this theory. To suggest that we go back to nothing when we die suggests matter is being destroyed. Is consciousness not a form of matter? People who die have been found to weigh 21 grams less on death.

Before we are human, we are sperm. Before we are sperm, we are protein. It’s once we go back further than that that the grey area lies.

I suspect we get recycled into the Universe and come out somewhere else
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Originally Posted By Better
I'd be more concerned if after you die you wake right back up to more of this BS except you are now a 5'2 pajeet
Dear god no.

I am terrified by the possibility of reincarnation. My life is far from great, but it could be so much worse. Obviously, I wouldn’t know any better, but the idea of just taking another ride of this chit as someone completely different sounds horrifying.
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
We only have, at best, a very rudimentary knowledge of thetrue nature of reality.
yeah...because there isnt one other than that there is one. But there are no words other than it is just the true nature/real/what it is

the true nature of reality is existence, thats it.
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Originally Posted By Ironface⏩
I just don’t see how we can come from nothing, exist, and then go back to nothing

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_of_mass

The laws of physics contradict this theory. To suggest that we go back to nothing when we die suggests matter is being destroyed. Is consciousness not a form of matter? People who die have been found to weigh 21 grams less on death.

Before we are human, we are sperm. Before we are sperm, we are protein. It’s once we go back further than that that the grey area lies.

I suspect we get recycled into the Universe and come out somewhere else
what is grey about it? Any kids you may have in the future are NOTHING right now, they arent in existence. Its kind of like Shrodinger's box. A cat in a box is both dead and alive until we witness it. A child who is not created yet is nothing until they are created. Until the sperm fertilizes an egg you are just the sperm and the egg seperate. Before that you are nothing. Before that you are the particles that end up making up the sperm and the egg. We all originate from the initial creation of a particle, and the universe is expanding into more and more particles. Beyond THAT is a grey area.

But within that is your finite existence and consciousness as a singular being. When the light goes out your timespan as the being you are now is over and you will NEVER have a thought again because your brain is dead and there are no longer electrical impulses/energy fueling thought.

Another way to look at it is we are made up of say(its WAY more than this obv) 1000 particles. Those 1000 particles were all seperated once into 1000 different singular particles. Through time and randomness of chaos those 1000 particles have assimilated to 2 units or ultimately into 1 unit(your body). Over time you will branch off into more and more particles until eventually you scatter into the universe back into 100000000000000 different particles all over the place. But particles are also fluid so this is an extremely simplified explanation. But throughout life you would undergo a countless number of transfers of particles.

Our existence is like a sand sculpture that is formed and destroyed and washed away back into the ocean, never to be the same structure again but maybe in 10000000 years it will become a different sand structure but comprised of totally different particles of sand.
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This is what happens after you die.

You face god, and he weighs your good deeds vs your bad deeds. If your good outweighs your bad, you are allowed to reincarnate with added good karma if you want, otherwise you can assend to paradise, where you can chill until you're ready to move on.

If your bad outweighs the good, you're forced to move on.

Moving on means your soul is unmade and returned to the ether, where your essence will merge with others to create a new original soul.
When it comes your time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song and die like a hero going home.
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Originally Posted By 300Lane1⏩
Have the same feelings OP...Wasn't ever a scumbag, but what if I come back as an Uber driver or a Chihuahua??
Or even worse..a low IQ pitbull owner
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
This is what happens after you die.

You face god, and he weighs your good deeds vs your bad deeds. If your good outweighs your bad, you are allowed to reincarnate with added good karma if you want, otherwise you can assend to paradise, where you can chill until you're ready to move on.

If your bad outweighs the good, you're forced to move on.

Moving on means your soul is unmade and returned to the ether, where your essence will merge with others to create a new original soul.
I like this perspective
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
This is what happens after you die.

You face god, and he weighs your good deeds vs your bad deeds. If your good outweighs your bad, you are allowed to reincarnate with added good karma if you want, otherwise you can assend to paradise, where you can chill until you're ready to move on.

If your bad outweighs the good, you're forced to move on.

Moving on means your soul is unmade and returned to the ether, where your essence will merge with others to create a new original soul.
sounds like every other fantasy movie ever made

neat to think about but so far from reality it doesnt bear much consideration as a REAL possibility TBH

when i was a child and believed things I was told at face value, aka "faith" aka "believe what I tell you and dont ask questions" it made sense, but when i advanced my critical thinking and logic abilities I realized it makes no sense at all.

I also learned that 100% of the time the people who say "believe what I tell you and dont ask questions" do so because they are either wrong or bad people and being manipulative. I havnt met 1 person who wasnt. So organized religion especially Christianity doesnt sit well with me.

The whole thing just seems like its parents telling their children to just listen to them and their experience and do what they tell you. But I grew up and realized my parents didnt know best, they only preached based on their perceptions, which is what religion is, mans perceptions of the things he doesnt understand. (the more you understand the less religion makes sense, and eventually fades away, those who it doesnt fade away never learn or stay willingly ignorant to facts presented to them)
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
yeah...because there isnt one other than that there is one. But there are no words other than it is just the true nature/real/what it is

the true nature of reality is existence, thats it.
“There isn’t one other than that there is one.”






This is the guy bashing everyone who doesn’t subscribe to his views.
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what if our consciousness blue print can be cloned
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I've struggle with this too OP. Gift of childhood indoctrination.
Originally Posted By AdamSMW⏩
Truth is we don't know, some scenarios :
eternal nothingness (low probability) : a blessing.
temporary nothingness (I believe high proba) then waking up again (just like the first time) into another type of being.
paradise / hell religion scenario : blessed or fked depending on which religion was right.
paradise / hell moral scenario : not bad, depending what you did during your life.
waking up from the simulation / game : I suppose boredom is so high that you would choose to play again (would make sense since we decided to play in the first place)

lot of others.
Fairly thorough rundown. Most of the heaven/hell stuff doesn't make sense to me. It is so human centric- as in what is described is very physical in nature and the values are the sorts of things that humans value or fear.
Originally Posted By Joeyw88⏩
Well the serenity prayer comes to mind (especially since I hear it all the time lol). It doesn’t really matter what we think might happen; it’s going to happen regardless. Whether you believe in God, no God, reincarnation, etc, I think a good principle to live by is to be kind and helpful to others. You don’t need religion to do that. And we all make mistakes and we can’t go back and change the past. But we can continue to continue learning and growing.

I am a strong advocate for mindfulness which keeps us in the here and now. Don’t get me wrong, it’s good to look back and it’s good to look forward, but you can’t be stuck in either of those for two long. Lead a life that you find enjoyable and enriching.
Quoted because I think this is most likely to help OP.
Originally Posted By EagleOfWar⏩
This way of thinking is strange to me. We know nothing.The fact that this reality exist and we are here now is enough to at least make an afterlife possible. Reality is some weird chit, if we didn’t know anything about human experience/the universe at all (and what we do know isn’t really a drop in the bucket) then this all would sound magical/fairy tale. It’s like completely omitting consciousness at all when questioning if it’s possible when people are so sure nothing happens.
Where I'm standing. FWIW I love the idea of a "nice house in the sky" and being reunited with the people you love. And I don't find reincarnation to be a comforting concept.

Re: reality I've listened to non-spiritual/religious people speak on how limited human perceptions are relative to what we can sense using machines and instruments. One theorizes that it would be maladaptive for humans to clearly perceive the full and true nature of reality as we only NEED to perceive the specific information that allows us to stay alive and procreate. So in short if we all sat around blissed out on psychedelics communing with the universe then we might all just starve or be eaten and likely wouldn't be successful at parenting.
Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
refer back to the post just before you

explain dementia and what happens to demented people?

Why is their consciousness scrambled for 5-10 years before death and how does it become unscrambled for them to live on in another being?
I'm not so sure that their consciousness IS scrambled, though their cognition is. It is a miserable tragic decline. Personally I've had a couple of experiences with people who are near the end of that road and felt that they were still in there in some way even if all that they could express was emotion.
Originally Posted By GreatOldOne⏩
I think you probably reincarnate as everyone and everything, each in turn. It's not terribly important, except that you might want to be pleasant to the beings you encounter because you share their fate as well.
That doesn't sound a bit appealing. I think the worst might be just continuously looping through the same life over and over with no hope of breaking free or changing.

When I was younger I had the sense that I existed someplace else before here...maybe just fetus things. When my daughter was a toddler she once said "next time I'll be the mama".

And when I was going through my recent divorce I toyed with the idea of changing my name. The name I was going to use as a new first name was my paternal grandmother's middle name.

After my mom died and I went through her collected papers [6 filing cabinet drawers] I found some letters which were written between my mother's father and one of his brothers.

In one of the letters the brother recounted the tragic death of a younger sibling of theirs who had been run over and killed when playing while they were all walking somewhere.

Same name.

Serious.
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010⏩
“There isn’t one other than that there is one.”






This is the guy bashing everyone who doesn’t subscribe to his views.
nothing you say has any value, ad hominem fallacy worthless post again

you okay bruh?
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