passing is cool yo

[ge0rge]

it's not another afterlife thread, promise

whatever you believe about the im/possibility of life after death, it's still super cool to contemplate.

no afterlife? no worries. you've just obtained unobtainable knowledge, something beyond the brain's capacity to understand. complete dissolution, a kind of state no one has ever (fully?) entered. what's more enticing and mysterious?

same goes for any variety of afterlife. if you're dead and some kind of essence endures, then you're practically a superior being, like a wizard or a miniature divinity. you see things no one else can, and have experiences no one can ever experience (until it's their time to go).

I keep thinking about dead friends and relatives and how they went through that supreme change. one second they're bags of flesh and bone with thought and emotion, and the next they've (their consciousness has, or soul, or whatever) changed irreparably, incomparably. what, if anything, do they know now? how is it to not exist, or to be radically unlike yourself?

 

[sewercide]

We're teh true cool kids yo momma warned you about

 

[Euthanza]

Think I'm gonna worship satan a lot more, missed that part so much lmao

 

[Rational man]

We all have to die. Our carbon existence becomes dust and is returned to the earth to nature. no-one is guaranteed tomorrow, we have just this moment so the dead body becomes cessation of life. Death is nothing to fear as we all will become dead. But cessation of life quantifies the absolute non existent previously alive person, like they were before they were born. I dont believe in an omnipresent, omnipotent god. I think along the lines of cosmic logic. That is we are alive and then we cease to exist. Theres no judgement other than the judgement we receive from humanity. I cannot be sure if my element's will be recycled in someway, for example, fish food!.