What happens when people die? What is it like?

Don't think anyone knows that one.
Is it like a dreamless sleep?

 

I died and came back to life after our son was born....

Cant remember where I went....but I know for sure I have felt differntly about everything since I chose to come back!

 

When some one dies other people cry or laugh - then that’s it. (besides feeding the worms)

 

Ask Anna Nicole Smith, she might know.

 

when someone die, he still in his tomb, when his family goes to their home after the funerals, 2 angels come to him, and ask him about 3questions, who is his god, what's his religion, and who is his prophet, if he answer wrong, he will be tortured in his tomb to the day, when god, wake all the people for the judgment
a group go to the paradise, and the others to hell

 

Ask ghosts, they might tell you.

 

or just look at what God said, in the coran
it's more easier

 

Yeah, if you want to read a heap of bs.

 

respect the religion

thanks

 

if u wanna discuss that subject of the islam, come here

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you never die
death is another stage of life

 

Death must be pretty good because nobody ever comes back to tell you about it

 

simple, you die, your mind seperates from your body. Your body rots, your min d lives on. fuck religion whatever has been written down in a book, isnt worth believing. Im catholic but dont believe it. I believe in god, whether its allah, ymwh, bhudda, ganish etc; theres so many different gods its rediculous to claim yours is real unless he actually comes over to visit you and your friends for tea every friday.

 

All your consciousness is is electrical signals betwwen receptors, when those signals stop that it it. Nothing. IMHO

 

They are then unable to commit any more harm.

 

What if we die and find out that the only thing we regret is all the time we spent in misery while we were "alive"? Won't that be a kicker?!

 

Carry on my wayward son.
There'll be peace when you are done.
Lay your weary head to rest.
Don't you cry no more.
- Kansas

(It just seemed appropriate for my life right now.)

 

except that according to baha'u'llah, all those gods, were/are the same god.
which is certainly possible. where i do part ways myself with most beliefs or at least how most followers of them perceive them, is the 'need' for anything to be infallable. i do seriously believe there is a very good possibility that none of them have the slightest idea what they are talking about.

i only know the 'dreams' i was BORN with, even before physicly being 'born' clearly indicate having lived previous lives.

whether and what that means for future experiencing when my current life form becomes disfunctional remains uncertain.

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if i may be permitted to speculate, as many beliefs and beleivers do ...

you wake up in a forest. one that feels slightly alien but not in any way you can at first put your finger on. unless you were a botanist.

you look arround, fallowing one of several obvious but unmarked trails. eventualy you come to a clearing in which others can be seen. as you approach, should you choose to, you will see that each is wildly alien in appearance, not only from the people of your own world but from each other, our real universe being so vast and diverse as it really is. you soon come to realize that all appearances here are projected illusions anyway though. this is the spirit realm and in it, there is no physical form, only the appearance of it if you feel you need that as a point of reference.

no pearly gates. no welcoming committee. just folks going about being extremely happy without bugging each other. even for the most part because of not doing so.

you find things work much the same way as they had, not in your former tangable life, but in the dreams you dreamed while you were living it. things like teleporting being automatic and instantanious and at times difficult to control, while extended concentration and things requiring that become much harder to do.

of course i'll be looking for some way to play with something like trains, because that's how i am. that and wandering arround and exploring all the more convoluted spaces i can find.

eventualy i suspect, we will all be once again born into another tangable material world existence, with little or no inkling of having been before, or what if anything may have gone on inbetween.

and one, quite possibly, even overwhelminly likely, completely alien to the one in which we live now.

our tangable universe is a big and diverse one, just as the undiscouvered country is a likewise.

=^^=
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Buddhist do not have a god. Buddha was not god only a man. technical we are [size=-1]Atheaist.know what you are talking about before you speek.
o and we thank you get [/size]reborn aka Reincarnate

 

Well when I died, I woke up sitting in a recliner with a limitless supply of one ounce joints, limitless keg and there was a smokin hot chick who was way into me. I took some pictures but I haven't uploaded them to my computer yet. Seriously though, I believe in an afterlife both in the physical and spiritual plane. Your afterlife in the spiritual plane is what you make it, with no limitations. In the physical plane it exists in the legacy that you leave behind for future generations.