What do you think happens after death?

[iownvetements]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

 

[fabri_1742]

I know what happens, not gonna tell y’all tho

 

[itisoverformeh101]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

wholeheartedly believe endless sleeping, but sometimes I believe its heaven/hell. I find spirit world cool though I'd want that to be true

 

[fabri_1742]

wholeheartedly believe endless sleeping, but sometimes I believe its heaven/hell. I find spirit world cool though I'd want that to be true

I don’t think heaven or hell would be fair, although there’s no reason god would be fair too

 

[iownvetements]

I don’t think heaven or hell would be fair, although there’s no reason god would be fair too

based

 

[itisoverformeh101]

I don’t think heaven or hell would be fair, although there’s no reason god would be fair too

I always get stuck there not sure if it does exist but I also believe if God is real he obviously could create that and judge our souls based on the "sin"s we commit while alive

 

[BlackFag]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

sometimes i ignore the idea of heaven and hell
and think about the idea of a no afterlife
and the idea of being nothing
horrifies me
you go from something to nothing and it will stay like that forever

 

[fabri_1742]

I always get stuck there not sure if it does exist but I also believe if God is real he obviously could create that and judge our souls based on the "sin"s we commit while alive

Yea but my fist problem with that is: if god created all souls, he would put them in places on earth where he knew different actions would shape them into bad people and then sending them to hell or heaven based on who’s the luckiest soul. The second problem is: if god exists and he made a physical world where physical rules exists and then get what we he wants from us there is no reason for him to make an afterlife for us as there’s not really any reason for god to be “fair” although we all have this belief in all religions. He could just use us as meat slaves and then end our conciseness. But idk don’t know

 

[FiendFiend]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

death is only the beginning of something new

 

[EvilSatanArseRapist]

was sitting in my chair contemplating this

Everyone has.

absolutely fearful of what awaits us

We have fears so that we can avoid harm, thus the fear of death is pointless.
Funnily enough, my biggest fears are helplessness, the unavoidable and the inescapable.

basically endlessly sleeping

Not even that bro.
Less than that!
n o t h i n g .
this is also the only logical and reasonal view, everything else is utter escapist, mental masturbation cope. (according to my humble opinion)

@Scandinavianincel @satangoy
thoughts?

 

[iownvetements]

Everyone has.

We have fears so that we can avoid harm, thus the fear of death is pointless.
Funnily enough, my biggest fears are helplessness, the unavoidable and the inescapable.


Not even that bro.
Less than that!
n o t h i n g .
this is also the only logical and reasonal view, everything else is utter escapist, mental masturbation cope. (according to my humble opinion)

@Scandinavianincel @satangoy
thoughts?

super based

 

[primal141]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

The best outcome would be the you know "infinite sleep" or dead (cant really describe it)

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

I mean the best outcome would probaly be the scientific/atheist death (i dont really know how to explain pls get what i mean)

 

[HundredManSlayer]

absolutely nothing happens after death

 

[turkcelfatcel]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

Its over thats it that simple

 

[888mastermind]

Definetly nothingness but it would be cool if all of this was a simulation

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

I alternate between 1 and 3.

 

[Xenothe1st_]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

Personally I think reincarnation or heaven/hell but we will never know

 

[DR. NICKGA]

Reincarnation

Not even that bro.
Less than that!
n o t h i n g .

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

Energy cannot be created and destroyed

Everything links to an reincarnation

 

[EvilSatanArseRapist]

Reincarnation



Energy cannot be created and destroyed

Everything links to an reincarnation

Fallacious mental gymnastics.
There is no such thing as life energy.

 

[DR. NICKGA]

Fallacious mental gymnastics.
There is no such thing as life energy.

I am not gonna discussing gnostic, esoteric topics with normies

 

[daunas]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

been thinking about it too, i believe our consciousness dies with us, and our brains go to non-existence mode or idk how to call it. i'd love for reincarnation too.

 

[daunas]

Definetly nothingness but it would be cool if all of this was a simulation

would be cool if anything but nothingness

 

[888mastermind]

would be cool if anything but nothingness

Not really. Nothingness is the best cause everything else is lowkey suffering

 

[Datto29]

I don’t think heaven or hell would be fair, although there’s no reason god would be fair too

Why do you think it isnt fair? Im curious

 

[daunas]

Not really. Nothingness is the best cause everything else is lowkey suffering

i cannot even fathom of what is nothingness, scientists said that after death is the same as before we were born, just fucking mind scratching

 

[888mastermind]

i cannot even fathom of what is nothingness, scientists said that after death is the same as before we were born, just fucking mind scratching

The human brain can not fathom nothingness or infinity

 

[fabri_1742]

Why do you think it isnt fair? Im curious

Cuz god knows what things would happen to you and leading you to do horrible actions

 

[Datto29]

Cuz god knows what things would happen to you and leading you to do horrible actions

He knows, but he doesnt controll your decisions. You have the free will to decide wether you do good or evil. You are deciding for yourself to do horrible actions or not

 

[fabri_1742]

He knows, but he doesnt controll your decisions. You have the free will to decide whether you do good or evil. You are deciding for yourself to do horrible actions or not

I understand what you mean but if god places you in a place where you see and feel horrible things then your brain slowly gets broken and then leads you to do the same things. What I’m trying to say is that your fate is locked as soon as you’re born because nothing is in your control.

 

[Datto29]

I understand what you mean but if god places you in a place where you see and feel horrible things then your brain slowly gets broken and then leads you to do the same things. What I’m trying to say is that your fate is locked as soon as you’re born because nothing is in your control.

Thats the fight we have to endure. The struggle against temptations and evil thoughts.
We need to keep fighting against those.
But I wouldnt say that your fate is locked as soon as youre born. You still have control.
But i get what you mean

 

[iownvetements]

I understand what you mean but if god places you in a place where you see and feel horrible things then your brain slowly gets broken and then leads you to do the same things. What I’m trying to say is that your fate is locked as soon as you’re born because nothing is in your control.

so basically, you believe in determinism, whilst @Datto29 believes in free will.

 

[fabri_1742]

Thats the fight we have to endure. The struggle against temptations and evil thoughts.
We need to keep fighting against those.
But I wouldnt say that your fate is locked as soon as youre born. You still have control.
But i get what you mean

Yea but the actions and upbringing of you determines wether you think it’s ok to give in or not

 

[81xa]

(7) Gandy Heaven

 

[fabri_1742]

so basically, you believe in determinism, whilst @Datto29 believes in free will.

You could say that but not in a BP way. I still think that there’s a lot you can do to improve yourself but the things that has happened to you through out life determines wether you are willing to take action

 

[catastropy]

I was sitting in my chair contemplating this, and I've grown absolutely fearful of what awaits us after death.

I've browsed 6 core theories of afterlife, and I want to share them here, with the hopes of finding out which one you resonate with the most, or if you have any other theories.

(1) Heaven/Hell
> After death, souls are judged and sent to either heaven or hell, based on their actions, faith, or morality during life.

(2) Reincarnation
> After death, a soul is reborn into a new body, experiencing multiple lives.

(3) Spirit World
> A realm where the souls of the dead continue to exist, often interacting or watching over the living.

(4) No Afterlife
> The belief that consciousness ends after death, and there is no continuation of existence beyond ones life time. (basically endlessly sleeping)

(5) Simulation
> The theory our entire existence is part of a highly advanced computer simulation, created by either future humans or advanced civilizations, or unknown higher intelligences. Within this view, life and death may not be final, and death can simply mean logging out of the program, perhaps returning to the "real world" outside of the program. (theories varies.)

(6) Eternal Recurrence
> A philosophical idea that life endlessly repeats in the exact same sequence, meaning every moment you live has already happened and will happen again infinitely.

I believe no afterlife is the most plausible, although most frightening. I'd love for reincarnation to exist personally.

Anyways, dear reader, which do you find most comfort in? Let me know, because I'm equally conflicted.

- sincerely vetements

Its actually pretty simple
Its the same state as when u were before being concieved into a womb you wont even know it
Theres always a posibility for eternal reoccurence, simulation and a spirit world but highly unlikely although heaven and hell are the most fantasy liked but unfortunately definetely not what happens after death

 

[Datto29]

Yea but the actions and upbringing of you determines wether you think it’s ok to give in or not

I dont really get your point. Just because theres someone that thinks its okay doesnt mean it is okay. Its still "his" fault that he has that twisted perspective on things. After all you still can change your perspective.
Just because i think murder is okay doesnt mean it is and i can still change my view on that.
Sorry for late answer

 

[Maxillular]

I think simulation/higher dimension is most plausible. But we'll see.

 

[Outlander]

Ceasing to exist