Discussion where do we go after death?

[Majin K.]

I think there's nothing after death, no hell or heaven, it's just how it was before we were born. Even if by some chance we happen to live another life I don't think we'll remember anything from our previous one as it's also possible that we are actually living again after someone else has died and we have no memories about it whatsoever.

I actually despise the very concept of reincarnation from the very bottom of my "soul". I am who I am and I don't want that to be taken from me. I would rather stop existing altogether than reincarnate without the memories of ALL my previous lives. If I can't be the true "me", the sum of all my experiences throughout all my lives than please utterly crush my soul so that I can be absolutely nothing.

Hey I don't believe either but please be respectful to other people's religions.

Well according to Christianity we're all going to end up in hell for killing ourselves, so screw the mystical man in the sky.

 

[Pan]

We go around and around in endless cycles and epicycles, as us, FOREVER. Our reality as we know it reboots after death. We receive reminders every time we sleep a relatively (dreamless). sleep. There is no escape from. YOU. I am not trying to proselytize here; the need for that is by the boards. What I am saying is that this observer-centered reality is annihilated with us, only to rise once more and, with some variations earned by karma, into a new life, f you will. It is important to remember that this "state" is not motivated by "god" or metaphysical obsessions, which are basically dead. It is essentially mechanical and predictable.

 

[BeGone]

I actually despise the very concept of reincarnation from the very bottom of my "soul". I am who I am and I don't want that to be taken from me. I would rather stop existing altogether than reincarnate without the memories of ALL my previous lives. If I can't be the true "me", the sum of all my experiences throughout all my lives than please utterly crush my soul so that I can be absolutely nothing.

Well according to Christianity we're all going to end up in hell for killing ourselves, so screw the mystical man in the sky.

Yes, reincarnation would only be worth it if you come back in better circumstances and with all the memories who you were and what did you experience. Otherwise simply ceasing to exist is a much better (and more probable) option.

 

[faust]

Nonexistence is the only logical answer.View attachment 28528

I would like "Tales of Mystery and Imagination". Edgar Allan Poe is always in trend!

 

[TimeToBiteTheDust]

I think nowhere. Hope for nothingness. Eternal darkness. I don't want to live again. Imagine learn to walk again, learn to speak agai , going to school again. No thanks. Once is enough. I had only one life and wasted it.

 

[Pan]

I am not talking about reincarnation; that is bogus. Like angels, devils and gods, this is the stuff of rank superstition. God controls nothing regarding this— "it" (god,I mean) has nothing to do with it because "it" does not exist. We are talking about a secular process that occurs mechanically.

Yes, reincarnation would only be worth it if you come back in better circumstances and with all the memories who you were and what did you experience. Otherwise simply ceasing to exist is a much better (and more probable) option.

No one is talking about previous lives; that implies a past which does'nt and did'nt. exist. specifically, it's all the your mind...
What I'd like to know is why I get a thumbs up for my last post and a hmmph for my first post..