And as someone who has died and was brought back to life, I can assure you that there is no afterlife, just an empty void. It is kind of depressing to me because I would have really loved to see my family and friends again, especially my wife who I have loved for almost 30 years now. Not being able to see her again is what hurts the most.
I don't know what to tell you, that just isn't what I'm saying at all. I'm not upset about it or anything, my grandson is dyslexic and he's still a good kid
I'm telling you that it doesn't feel like you are ascending to heaven. Everything just gets really dark and heavy and then even the darkness fades away and there is nothing. The whole time I was clinging on to hope that there would be something good waiting for me, but nope just emptiness. It made the whole process really awful and despairing, in fact it made actually being dead pretty nice in comparison. I just don't want others to feel how I felt in their final moments on this Earth. Remember that everything is temporary and live life to it's fullest, and try not to be afraid
You might be horrified as it is happening, but you're right, once you finally die it will just be nothing. You can avoid your final moments being horrifying by accepting reality before you begin the death process. If you cling on to hope for an afterlife, it's going to feel really bad once it all starts to fade away. But only for a little bit, like you said.
I haven't been hostile to you, the only reason you are upset is because you are thinking about not existing. That used to make me feel awful too, but I've come to accept it after experiencing death and also witnessing it several times throughout my life.
It's not something you will understand until it happens to you. There doesn't need to be any logic involved because this isn't something that science can explain anyways. You can take solace in knowing that I'm at least not afraid of death anymore, nothingness isn't so bad once you experience it. It is only natural for you to want to cling on to hope that your memories, relationships, and accomplishments will stay with you somehow even after you are dead. The fact that you think you can hold on to these things will only make losing them even more bitter.
It's just nothing after. If you cling to hope that God is going to come save you, at the end of your life you are only going to be bitterly disappointed and likely utterly horrified at the reality of what's going to happen to you.
Maybe there is a God out there. But I know for sure he hasn't given us an afterlife. You just stop existing when you die
I'm a 53 year old man. I know God isn't real because I briefly died while having a heart attack. Sorry bud, but there is no afterlife. There's just nothing.
God isn't real
As a small business owner, Im really not as bothered by this, unlike many conservatives. Some of the best workers I've ever had were migrants. The most worthless workers have always been entitled white millennials