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    Surviving Death

    Surviving Death is 6 part NetFlix series. Covers the classic topics of post death experiences. #1 on Near Death Experiences (NDE's), and #6 on Reincarnation, were by far the most compelling. Those who just wanna skip to the best of it, I'd just watch #1 and #6. The rest are ok if you're interested in the topic. The medium one was cringeworthy and least compelling there's any legitimacy to it. Lady "channeling" the kid was a scamming POS in my view. A-

    https://www.netflix.com/title/80998853


    BTW: I have been reading on NDE's for years, and posted book reviews here in the past and I was surprised they didn't have Dr Parnia who has written several books on the topic as one of the speakers in #1.
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    So what do you believe? Personally I hope closing my eyes for the last time isn't like turning off a TV set.....fade to nothingness. I'm not even talking in a religious sense either.

    What I hope for, and yet what may be reality could be two entirely different things. The Great Unknown (as far as the big "D" is concerned) is just that.....unknown.

    I just don't know. Before some of our more religious on here condemn me for not having "faith", I'm just speaking human thoughts we ALL have had at one time or another. I didn't really start thinking about this shit until I crossed the 40yo line for some reason. I'm a good deal past that now......
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    Quote Originally Posted by ABNAK View Post
    So what do you believe? Personally I hope closing my eyes for the last time isn't like turning off a TV set.....fade to nothingness. I'm not even talking in a religious sense either.

    What I hope for, and yet what may be reality could be two entirely different things. The Great Unknown (as far as the big "D" is concerned) is just that.....unknown.

    I just don't know. Before some of our more religious on here condemn me for not having "faith", I'm just speaking human thoughts we ALL have had at one time or another. I didn't really start thinking about this shit until I crossed the 40yo line for some reason. I'm a good deal past that now......
    I kinda think it is that. Like tv set. Or closer to falling asleep. You fall asleep and suddenly wake up 8 hours later only in this case there's no waking up

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    Quote Originally Posted by ABNAK View Post
    So what do you believe? Personally I hope closing my eyes for the last time isn't like turning off a TV set.....fade to nothingness. I'm not even talking in a religious sense either.

    What I hope for, and yet what may be reality could be two entirely different things. The Great Unknown (as far as the big "D" is concerned) is just that.....unknown.

    I just don't know. Before some of our more religious on here condemn me for not having "faith", I'm just speaking human thoughts we ALL have had at one time or another. I didn't really start thinking about this shit until I crossed the 40yo line for some reason. I'm a good deal past that now......
    I believe I will awaken on another plane to be tested again by another life. Until I am perfected.

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    If there is nothingness I guess the saving grace is that you won't know. Still not a real comforting thought though.

    If there is "something" out there, I suspect it is something we cannot comprehend given our current concept of time and space.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ABNAK View Post
    If there is nothingness I guess the saving grace is that you won't know. Still not a real comforting thought though.

    If there is "something" out there, I suspect it is something we cannot comprehend given our current concept of time and space.
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    My faith gives an answer, but I personally do not know. I will say I can easily imagine a hell, or several various kinds of hells. I have a hard time imagining paradise. There have been a few times I did, but I could never hold on to those thoughts. That says more about me then what is or isn’t, but we all will find out what is what one day.

    Lately I have been thinking that it sucks we cannot just re-experience our life as a fully realized adult with all our loved ones, for example grandpa and I hanging out as men. I think that would be epic if life could just be that in a way, which is weird I know. I once saw some science fiction movie that said the after life was just reliving your life over and over again, for some reason. I cannot recall the name of that movie. The plot was that some scientists invented a machine that discovered what happens after we die, and it was reliving our lives, and because of that folks started committing suicide to relive it better than their current circumstances or just to be with certain people again, and that the suicides were becoming a grave problem for society.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kaiservontexas View Post
    My faith gives an answer, but I personally do not know. I will say I can easily imagine a hell, or several various kinds of hells. I have a hard time imagining paradise. There have been a few times I did, but I could never hold on to those thoughts. That says more about me then what is or isn’t, but we all will find out what is what one day.
    Years ago when I was a bad ass..
    Lately I have been thinking that it sucks we cannot just re-experience our life as a fully realized adult with all our loved ones, for example grandpa and I hanging out as men. I think that would be epic if life could just be that in a way, which is weird I know. I once saw some science fiction movie that said the after life was just reliving your life over and over again, for some reason. I cannot recall the name of that movie. The plot was that some scientists invented a machine that discovered what happens after we die, and it was reliving our lives, and because of that folks started committing suicide to relive it better than their current circumstances or just to be with certain people again, and that the suicides were becoming a grave problem for society.
    I agree, but that would be my definition of Heaven. To sit at a table among my Family and Friends and eat and drink and enjoy our times. l

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    Quote Originally Posted by ABNAK View Post
    If there is nothingness I guess the saving grace is that you won't know. Still not a real comforting thought though.

    If there is "something" out there, I suspect it is something we cannot comprehend given our current concept of time and space.
    If it’s “nothingness”, I sincerely hope all of you have the happiest, most fulfilling life you can possibly have. You will not have it again. Be happy above ALL else.
    I don’t believe that we walk the earth, predetermined in life. I cannot believe we just confirm choices that have already been made. Why would we have free will then? What would be the point? Residing to Fate? Please don’t.

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    It wouldn’t hurt to ask God if he is there and to be open to a response. You have nothing to lose. Personally, I would start with Jesus of Nazareth, as he is the most unique. Evidence suggests that He existed, despite radical skeptics claims to the contrary. And he was either insane or the Son of God. There isn’t room for a third alternative.


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