Death Will Be An Adventure To Me.

[Dax]

While I was growing up I was (and still am) unconventional, eccentric & weird possibly. As kids my two older siblings used to tell me I was an alien from another galaxy. (Star Wars movies were big at the time.) I only mention this because I have no fear of death. I believe in reincarnation so I look upon death as something that will be a real adventure. I believe there has to be "something" after death. I just hope that I will be able to experience the feeling when my life force aka soul leaves its longer functioning host (my corpse.) Will I be able to look down on this scene or will my life force simply fly away somewhere to await rebirth?

I guess I will have to wait and see.

What do you think will happen immediately after you die? I mean to your "soul" not your body.

[Matthew Mussolini]

Great philosophy!

[Matthew Mussolini]

Every day is death to me. I believe I will be able to gaze at my lifeless Corpse and make pilgrimages to my decomposing body and bones.

I believe my prayers and suffering has created a Necropolis city of the dead and unwanted rejected souls , and Mussolini is Caesar.

After death , for all eternity I shall be building an Empire for Caesar Benito Mussolini and the Capitoline Hill QUEENS, and Honden's, Mausoleums, Mansions, Shrines, Temples, and Sanctuaries for souls who wish to join the "Holy Roman Empire of the Rising Sun"!

[Dax]

Wow ...

[SpaceMan]

my soul goes to the same place as my memories and thoughts

[Undies]

[Audiogen]

I believe dying potentially might be interesting as the brain's signals from the rest of the body are being shut down producing an out of body experience or other strange phenomena but I don't believe conscious experience or soul persists after death.

[Jessica]

I'm not sure what I believe happens, but like you, I am not frightened about it and even vaguely excited to experience it. Hopefully after quite a bit longer here in Life though.. I'm enjoying this ride.

[Din Djarin]

Wouldn't it be best and the purest bliss if we do not live on after death? Why in earth is it most comforting to people that we keep on existing in some way? R.I.P. in eternity
I'd rather be completely recycled and get another turn on this earth without any recollection of my former life(s) than be stuck in eternity with my own thoughts and ego. Which i find really hard to believe will be the case happily

[dream catcher]

I read a really interesting article about the process of dying by starvation. When you're first starving, it hurts. But after a while, your body gets used to it. The body knows when it's dying, and you'll never be able to experience that type of euphoria until you die. I hear it's like a full body orgasm.

I'm not afraid to die either, but I do know that the transition from life to the after life is going to be difficult. I have a set of spirit guides that I call "The Counsel" and they have made their stance on my life known to me, we acknowledge it, but it feels like they've also accepted the fact that I'm still going to be able to do whatever I want, because I wanted to be here. A part of my soul feels like I begged to come back to earth and idk why. To prove a point maybe. Maybe in a different life I lived during a time that was really great, and I challenged the other realm that I could live during ANY time, because earth is so great. And I feel like one could argue that on an emotional level, this has to be some of the hardest times humanity has ever seen. I'm hoping I can make it through to see why I wanted to be here so bad but other days it's so tempting to take myself out and respawn lol

[Meliai]

It's always interesting to learn people's views on death and the afterlife

I believe we're all one consciousness so I dont really think anything happens when we die. Consciousness is still awake in billions of other bodies

I'm not really afraid of death. I went through a stage where I was terrified of it but thankfully that has passed lol. I am afraid of missing out on my loved ones' lives once I pass though though. Classic FOMO