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What do you think happens when you die? The most realistic answer would be that you just go into a neverending sleep. Without dreams though.
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I believe in Karma and re-incarnation.
But seeing as you can be re-born into another "realm", one of which bare striking resemblance to "heaven" and another that sounds remarkably like a "hell", then I think it can be interwined with Christian belief.
Infact, I'm thinking that Jesus taught the best way for his Jewish audience to learn from it, but Buddha's teaching sort of explains it better to relate with my life.
What do you make of that Forest?
But seeing as you can be re-born into another "realm", one of which bare striking resemblance to "heaven" and another that sounds remarkably like a "hell", then I think it can be interwined with Christian belief.
Infact, I'm thinking that Jesus taught the best way for his Jewish audience to learn from it, but Buddha's teaching sort of explains it better to relate with my life.
What do you make of that Forest?
Being dead will probably be a lot like the 10000000000000000000 or so years that passed by before you were born.
Probably that you die. And your body eventually disappears.
And your brain and heart die. They're not immortal.
And your brain and heart die. They're not immortal.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I don't know, really, and I'm not partiularly bothered.
> Death isn't a big issue for me - all I can hope is to have achieved
> enough by the time it comes around so I'm not instantly forgotten.
Unfortunately for the billions who feel the same as you do, there are only a few million "slots" i.e. people that will be remembered. And less so as the years pass and the less significant are forgotten.
> I don't know, really, and I'm not partiularly bothered.
> Death isn't a big issue for me - all I can hope is to have achieved
> enough by the time it comes around so I'm not instantly forgotten.
Unfortunately for the billions who feel the same as you do, there are only a few million "slots" i.e. people that will be remembered. And less so as the years pass and the less significant are forgotten.
Well, I say there is nothing after death.
No feelings, no consciousness.
you don't exist anymore. The brain that drives your life and the body that makes it real are no longer a person.
It's just one of those questions that can be thought about for bl**dy ages.
And those who DO believe in an afterlife or resurrection have little to fear about death, because there's no wait in between the point where you die and the point where you live again.
Like someone else said, it's a just a 'close eyes - open - what the hell just happened - Yay, I'm alive' type things. We've all had that happen.
No feelings, no consciousness.
you don't exist anymore. The brain that drives your life and the body that makes it real are no longer a person.
It's just one of those questions that can be thought about for bl**dy ages.
And those who DO believe in an afterlife or resurrection have little to fear about death, because there's no wait in between the point where you die and the point where you live again.
Like someone else said, it's a just a 'close eyes - open - what the hell just happened - Yay, I'm alive' type things. We've all had that happen.
That has never happened to me before.
It's not something you can question for ages, because it's absoloutely unprovable, and, unlike other philosophical debates, it's simple. You die. End. Of.
(Philosophy at Uni will be fun)
(Philosophy at Uni will be fun)
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