For a second, lets put all of our Religious views to the side for a second, and think of this.
If there is no God, what happens when you die? Do you just feel blank? Do you feel nothing? Think about it, really think about it. You know it's going to happen one day, and their is nothing we can do about it. I just wish I could be eighteen and live like that forever.
But honestly, what do you think happens.
i think when you die, you die. You don't feel anything, you aren't anything. You have died, ceased to exist, nada zip.
Shit's too complicated for me, I'll just wait until I die to find out.
Originally Posted by Iconik
i think when you die, you die. You don't feel anything, you aren't anything. You have died, ceased to exist, nada zip.
But imagine, like you have to feel something. Think about it. Like does it just feel like you can't open your eyes. Like what happens with your spirit.Just think....
Originally Posted by Danny
But imagine, like you have to feel something. Think about it. Like does it just feel like you can't open your eyes. Like what happens with your spirit.Just think....
edit:
nevermind. post sounded harsh...
I will be a blunt wrap my next life.
Originally Posted by -Statistic-
You're reincarnated.
But that might require a god.
Shit's too complicated for me, I'll just wait until I die to find out.
this is the shit bro......i believe this would happen as well....
When your dead,
you basically feel
nothing,,
you die, you think about nothing, you cant imagine if you where not alive what would have happend, simply, you will not think about nothing simply, like when you fall asleep and you simply wake up instantly. You simply never open your eyes
When you die you don't think, you don't exist. So don't think about what happens after you die, just live your life to the fullest.
what killian said.
What did it feel like before conception? I expect it to be like that. Brain dead/no brain=no thought, no memory, no nothing.
There has been disagreement over the centuries over just what the human soul is, or even if such a thing exists. The soul, which is not the same thing as the spirit, seems to be that spark of something within us that links us to our creator. Some say this is God. We believe it is the Mother Earth, from which we were spawned and to where we will return after our bodies are turned to rot.
That we are creatures with memory, awareness of ourselves and that we exist within our bodies is not debatable. What is in question is just how unique we are in comparison to the other animals sharing this planet with us. So how do we prove that we have a soul?
There was a strange experiment by a doctor in Massachusetts back in 1907 that suggests something, indeed, leaves the body at the moment of death. And that something weighs about 21 grams.
It seems that Dr. Duncan MacDougall of Haverhill conducted his experiment with the help of six dying patients placed in a specially designed bed. The bed was built on a scale so that they could be weighed before, during and immediately after death.
Writing in a journal of American Medicine, Dr. MacDougall told of one patient who was dying of tuberculosis. He wrote: "He lost weight slowly at the rate of one ounce per hour due to evaporation of moisture in respiration and evaporation of sweat. At the end of the three hours and forty minutes, he expired and suddenly coincident with death the beam end (of the scale) dropped with an audible stroke . . . "
He said the loss was about three-fourths of an ounce, or just over 21 grams.
MacDougall conducted similar tests during the deaths of other patients over the years and got similar results. He noted that the entire bed was weighed so that any loss of fluids from urine or the bowels at the moment of death would still be weighed because the material would remain on the bed.
The doctor even considered loss of left-over air in the lungs. To test the possible weight of air in the lungs, he said he and another person each got on the bed and strenuously inhaled and exhaled. Their efforts made no change on the scale.
As a further part of his experiments, Dr. MacDougall wrote that he tried the same experiment with 15 dogs. He said he had to drug the animals to keep them from struggling, which suggests that he also used drugs to kill them. He wrote that there was no change in the weight of the bodies of the dogs at the moment of their death.
The experiments suggest then, that the soul has substance and a measurable mass. It also suggests that humans have something that animals do not, and that it leaves the body at the moment we die.
What continues to remain a mystery is what that something is.
Originally Posted by Danny
But imagine, like you have to feel something. Think about it. Like does it just feel like you can't open your eyes. Like what happens with your spirit.Just think....
Do you remember what you felt/thought before you were born?
That's what it feels like.
i believe when you die depends on you're karma irl.
if you've been kind you get to be gods buttbuddie.
if you've been bad you get to be satans buttbuddie
Originally Posted by Iconik
