What is your ideal afterlife?

[FuneralCry]

Non-existence is all I hope for and is all I believe in, it's all that's positive for me, only in non-existence will I be free from and safe from all suffering in this existence I always saw as the most terrible tragic mistake.

I'd just never wish for the torturous and cruel abomination of existence rather all I want is some peace, I wish to erase this existence so it's like I never suffered at all as all I want is to never exist again, for me non-existence where this dreadful, torturous and deeply undesirable existence is finally all forgotten is the only relief, I'll just always prefer to not exist no matter what than be burdened with this existence that just causes suffering with no limit as to how much agony one can feel.

 

[Captain Howdy]

I really believe in a after life as I would like to met my boyfriend and mom there because they already passed I hope it's just like real life but with no bad emotions and everything is okay and great

Maybe you should look into medium ship readings I know a channel called helping parents heal that does them

One of my best friends was an extremely powerful medium.

Non-existence is all I hope for and is all I believe in, it's all that's positive for me, only in non-existence will I be free from and safe from all suffering in this existence I always saw as the most terrible tragic mistake.

I'd just never wish for the torturous and cruel abomination of existence rather all I want is some peace, I wish to erase this existence so it's like I never suffered at all as all I want is to never exist again, for me non-existence where this dreadful, torturous and deeply undesirable existence is finally all forgotten is the only relief, I'll just always prefer to not exist no matter what than be burdened with this existence that just causes suffering with no limit as to how much agony one can feel.

This is interesting, because in the NDE's we always here about love magnified by a million and colors we can't see with the naked eye. What if the converse is also true. Pain and despair magnified by a million. All we can do is speculate.

 

[killmeeeenowww]

For a while there, I was watching a lot of NDE videos on Youtube. They are so varied that the skeptic in me says that they are just a dying brain trying to calm us down but that aside.... What do you think the afterlife is? Heaven, Hell, A holodeck like experience, reincarnation, oblivion with no awareness?

Watch more of those NDE videos, and look into the peoples backgrounds, you'll realise its people with christian growing up and like family or Christians that claim they saw jesus etc.. the afterlife is what you make it out to be is all i can say

 

[Andarna]

I want to be reborn in a fantasy world full of adventure and magic.

Nothingness is also good. :D

 

[w1ngedpearl]

My ideal afterlife is either "living" my most wanted dreams or not experiencing anything at all.

 

[NellyGoes]

I'm a hard materialist. Not out of choice but out of evidence and gut feeling. I don't consider the issue anymore complex than I do the fact that my old phone is no longer able to run Chrome because it's been physically destroyed.

Gotcha and that's fair. Everyone gets to believe what they want and I think that's good! But the fact is also that we don't have any evidence of there being nothing after death. There's no hard fact evidence of anything. So really nobody knows anything for sure.

 

[shampoo sniffer]

Eternal sleep. No dreams, just that nice feeling you get when you sleep deeply and forget everything.

 

[AuraByte]

This is difficult subject for me because, for myself, I don't really care.

But to think of the person I lost being sent to oblivion really fucks with me and sends me over the edge.

I hope good, genuine souls get a beautiful afterlife.

 

[thelastmessiah]

I'm very certain in my belief that an afterlife exists. And that it's "good". I'm not religious per se, but if I'd use a common term I guess I could say "heaven". No, there is no proof (and that is also by design I believe) but the mountain of evidence simply rather points to *something* existing rather than nothing (cause we have zero evidence that there would be nothing).

When I was younger I was more fearful of what's might be. But over the years, reading and listening to talks of "experiencers" and other evidence, I've come to the belief that it will be *mostly* good. But also like @hell toupee (ironic user name btw lol!!!) I believe that we make our own reality there… (that's why some hellish experiences exist, at least temporarily). I also agree that believing there is only good awaiting us after death has zero negative effects (if it's not true and it's simply nothingness, I can't be disappointed eh?) but it helps give me comfort and feel more love for the universe. So I only see positives to believing there is only good awaiting us.

I think if there is an afterlife (which I'm not sure about) there is a heaven but also an only temporary hell for the worst people. The whole idea of eternal hell is really dumb because nobody on earth can commit an infinite amount of evil so in turn nobody should be punished infinitely for things which can never be an infinite amount. This is what Christian Universalists believe but if I do ever end up believing in god I'd be a deist which believes in god but not Jesus.

 

[rustcohle4life]

reliving random days of my elementary school life during autumn

Ahh elementary school. A brief moment in time when when some of us were truly carefree and happy. Ignorance is bliss.

 

[Toaster Waffle]

Iʻve always believed in reincarnation. Not sure what that looks like, whether Iʻd retain consciousness as the person? soul? I am now, but I havenʻt really considered or put much thought into anything else. Though I buy into the "life is suffering" thing, I hope my next one is a little better.

 

[Remember]

At this point I'd be satisfied ceasing to exist. My ideal afterlife though, would be some sort of utter cosmic completeness filled with a vast love beyond mortal comprehension. Without an earthly body we are not limited to atoms and chemicals, anything is possible. I want a deeply healing eternity that makes everything we went through on here worth it in the end, wouldn't that be nice?

 

[Forever Sleep]

Hoping for nothing. Anything else is too risky. It seems kind of crazy to trust an entity to build a reality that will be perfect for everyone. I definitely don't want to be in another realm designed by the creator of this world though.