Fear of Death

leggy

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Rubric said:
"If we die and there is nothing else then we won't know anything about it & if there is an afterlife or something, well thats a bonus".

The not knowing about it is the part that bothers me. I want to know. I hate the thought of unexpected nothingness and the thought that there is nothing I can do about it if it happens.
 

Munkey

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Whilst not exactly old enough to be thinking about stuff....lying awake on my bed at night i sometimes think of it and feel an odd pang in my heart/chest, especially if i'm thinking what would happend if it was my parents and not me.
 

Rubric

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leggy said:
The not knowing about it is the part that bothers me. I want to know. I hate the thought of unexpected nothingness and the thought that there is nothing I can do about it if it happens.
Thats Life i guess.
 

Deady

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On <some morning TV program> (the one with phillip schofield) they did a thing on Regression (where you enter some kind of mental state that lets you visualise and feel the life you had before your current one)

The woman presenter described being a mayor of some town, and gave a name etc, a year, sons name and so on...and some historian checked it all out and he existed. She wouldnt of known before hand since it was the 18th century.
 

Sharma

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If reincarnation is what happens i hope to be a cat then. :p

Lazy life, lazy person, figures. :p
 

tRoG

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We are organic matter. We die, we stay dead. We rot/decompose/whatever.

Although, I do have a little niggly feeling that there may be 'something' out there. I find it quite hard to believe that this is the the world, as it is... But then, that's the curse of the human brain, isn't it?
 

TdC

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I can remember around my 21st year it suddenly dawned on me -really, really came through- that I too was going to die one day. Up to that point I'd had really no concept of death reaching out it's cold hands to snatch me away. I was so shocked I had to sit down and have a ciggy (heh). Nowadays it doesn't exactly leave me cold (oh, rife with bad puns today), but I do not fear it. I'll be damned dissapointed if I croak before I'm good and ready though :/
 

Frizz

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Hrm, i dunno about this malarkey with regards to dieing old and frail. Live hard, live fast, die moderately young. :) If it's time for me to go, then so be it. No regrets atm tbh.
 

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