Quote Originally Posted by JunkYard
Nice outlook, afghooey! Now, if I could only get past my fear of dying, lol. I do agree, tho. If life is a miracle then so must be death. I've always known that it was/is inevitable, but like you said in your opening, I can't bear the thought of nothingness. I haven't a clue as to what comes after, but like shadow suggested, energy doesn't just cease to be, so I'm certain we move onward into something else, if not to be reborn into the same world we leave.

I don't believe in heaven or hell, but reincarnation seems sensible to me for some reason. The thought of nothingness is far too heavy to become a valid view for me, so I'll choose a rebirth instead. I guess I'll find out when the time comes, eh? :thumbsup:


Love & peace!


Junk~
what if your ideas are wrong? what if the new testment
was right?????????????????????
jdmarcus59 Reviewed by jdmarcus59 on . The Miracle of Death How do you feel when you think of death? What does the word, the symbol, mean to you? For years, when I thought of death, I felt fear. Fear of the unknown, yes, but even more so the fear of not existing. Fear that my reality, my life, my memories, would someday disappear and be forgotten. I was afraid of becoming nothing. Sometimes it was just a feeling of unease lingering in the back of my mind, a queasy feeling in my stomach. At others, it was overwhelming terror. But it was Rating: 5