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Showing Original Post only (View all)What do you think happens when you die? [View all]
I'm sure this has been discussed here before, but this wouldn't be the first repetitive thread.
Death is so fascinating because, despite all of our technological advances, we still know so little about what comes next. You will be diagnosed as dead at some point, that's for certain. Your cause of death will be recorded. Your physical remains will be disposed of in some manner, perhaps as you requested before you went belly up.
There are about 7.5 billion of us sharing the Earth right now. But since the dawn of homo sapiens, more than 100 billion people have died. That's a lot of deaths. Not one of them can tell us a thing. We're left to guess or have faith.
So what do you expect to happen after you take your last breath?
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Trump's future is quite bleak because of his actions. I can feel sorry for him, the Preta King
Taraman
Jul 2018
#29
Good post. I noticed the Thai boys that were rescued in the cave entrapment had their Buddhist
Tipperary
Jul 2018
#99
I don't know. But, from my experiences as a hospice nurse it seems that for some people
mucifer
Jul 2018
#10
It's very common in hospice for patients to fear addiction. Even parents refusing
mucifer
Jul 2018
#108
You exist, and then you don't exist anymore, just like before you ever existed
dalton99a
Jul 2018
#22
Several years ago I had a near death experience. Since then I have had no fear of dying.
Floyd R. Turbo
Jul 2018
#27
Without going into a lot of detail, I was bleeding out. I was in a lot of pain and knew I was dying.
Floyd R. Turbo
Jul 2018
#145
That's okay. I will always have an Irish soul, an Irish wit and an Irish stubbornness.
IrishEyes
Jul 2018
#89
I highly doubt you live on in any way other than in peoples hearts and things you leave behind...
mr_lebowski
Jul 2018
#64
The last thing I see is this guy coming out of the restaurant bathroom, and then.......
suston96
Jul 2018
#80
The first thing - my wife gets rid of the motorbike that does not run.
Algernon Moncrieff
Jul 2018
#94
I think the energy forcefield that was "me" disengages from the physical body and melds into the
Kashkakat v.2.0
Jul 2018
#98
Here today, gone tomorrow, soon forgotten. My remains will exist as dust! My DU posts
RKP5637
Jul 2018
#123
Lightning strikes and the miracle of life happens. But if it can strike once, it can strike again.
Doodley
Jul 2018
#133
I am not sure what happens but I want to know what we are going to do with all
scarytomcat
Jul 2018
#146