No exactly what it does interpret. But once a brain is dead, there is no consciousness if only you travel in past and bring those memories in the timeline or into new body. That maybe call some afterlife.
@@JorgeGonzalez-dl5fw that right perspective can only be accessed by the creator. Only the creator can manage the past, present and future because the power of laws and time have no effect on their Creator. Like how a writer can edit his/her book.
Hi, if you are not saved, and would like to be included in the rapture of the church. Believe that Jesus's death on the cross, was enough to pay for ALL your sins , yes ALL ,(past, present and future) That is what the Gospel is about. We are saved by GOD'S amazing grace, through our faith in Jesus's sinless life, death on the cross and resurrection 3 days later . No additional works needed. It is literally that simple. Ephesians 2:8-9 Romans 10:9-10 Romans 4:5
The far more intriguing question is what happened before you were born? It’s easy to think of death as going to sleep and never waking up…but we all woke up having never gone to sleep
Yeah, death is non experience. There is no life after death, there is only life. Universe only experience life through conscious brain, not through death and nothingness.
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
Agreed -- this is something that hardly anyone talks about. How did I not exist for billions of years ... and then exist? That's really the even more confounding of the two questions.
You can be sad--that's human nature. Before my Dad passed I asked if he would let me know he was okay after he passed. My Dad said "you have your beliefs and I have mine.". But twice after he passed I heard him call my name. The second time my right ear and the right side of my head vibrated intensely when he said "Joey." I also saw my Mother after she passed. She looked young and so happy. They still exist. I don't care what anyone says.
My Mom just passed 20 days ago and it really hurt. I was asleep when she did. Moments after I woke I saw the most pretty picture of her in my minds eye and then seconds later my wife walks into the room to give me the bad news of her passing. I am sure what I experienced was some kind of message that Death is indeed a beautiful thing.
@@larryc1616 What the hell does that mean? None of us knows what will happen what form God takes we don’t know. There may not be a life after death or there might be. No one has been able to prove or disprove anything.
Idk if life exists after death or maybe they go to another universe or are born as a different person in this world but I believe the people you love will never leave you. I lost a friend two years back and still whenever I remember him, I can feel him. I can feel him in the corner of my room or looking at me when I'm crying and seeing his pictures. They say that people leave and memories fade. No, neither people leave nor do the memories fade. Both stay with you till your end, you just need to change your perspective and they're always here, always:)
My best friend passed 3 months ago .he was my younger brother. Our family was full of issues frowning up and we stood by each other. As adults we did quite well. During hard times we ,as always were there for each other. He is gone..I miss him deeply..I wish I could hear him see him feel his presence. If I could anyone it would be him and I don't .I'm so heart broken..He was the only family I had. It's really made me question religion. I went to church growing up, and believed God would bless me if I were good. Yet I've had so many hear breaks in my life , more than my share. Now my brother has been taken from me.. if there is a god I want to know why he keeps taking everything that's important away from me..
@@tigerlily5347 Idk what to say... sometimes life feels unfair. We lose what we love the most. We're always time-tested and maybe that's how life goes. Maybe your brother is still here with you, it's just that you can't see him. And believe me, he's here and you've to be strong, for him. Take care of yourself and your family:)
But not like when they was alive because then They were real now only illusion now talking to them will be like talking to own mind. It is hard but we must live in reality it makes us more stronger.
October 8 2015 I died in Vegas from a big heart attack. I left my body and was gone for 40 minutes, and for some reason I came back. I floated slowly up a tunnel ( felt like up anyway) saw a nice warm bright light, talked to my parents and came back. Something to think about! Mike
Definitely there is life after death. And sure enough there must be a Creator, a Supreme being that does not bound to space and time who creates life and death.
Dude…..what a statement and I have to say….I agree, I’ll add that at least as we live through life, we’re able to pierce together some part of the puzzle but we are unable to finish it.
@@azlanishak3757 I know that you're not asking, but for me I don't think that theres a afterlife. But I do think that there is a creator but I think that the creator is actually not good nor bad, he is both and the creator didn't actually plan everything, he just let everything flow on their own.
I have a different view of life and death... I believe we are all made up of energy.. and in theory ... "Energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only be transformed from one form to another." Such is life.
Atoms aren't destroyed. We all have an EMF around us. If we die our atoms are kept together until we reincarnate. The brain dies but the soul carries on. I will see those who went before & haven't transitioned. I won't know if I'm wrong but it gives me something to look forward to.
You are only energy, but the fact is you're thinking? You have your own identity. That's differentiate you from other persons, plants, animals, stones, sunlight.
That’s what I dread. Death doesn’t bother me at all, It’s the suffering and pain involved with it that bothers me. I’m a home health aid and have seen the pain/suffering involved with death, not only for the patient but also the family. The process of death is such a thing.
Knowing that im going to die one day kind of humbles me and really just makes me slow things down and not worry so much about this materialistic life and let things take its course
Trust me a lot of people think along those lines of living in cool ,calm and composure zone but life has it's twisted ways to swirl you off your twisted path time and time again. We think we can control it but we just can't.
@@AnitaSharma-lc4ep yeah ofcourse that's life! The least we could do is be aware and be prepared. It would be ignorant to think we won't get on twisted paths. I might die a brutal death or a peaceful one. End of the day I will die somehow. So make peace with it. Make peace here on earth while you can cause you never know
Not really. I enjoyed the first lady's Einstein's quote. That our perception of time is wrong. For example, a 10 year younger version of me is still existing and acting out what I did. And in the future I am existing at the same time. Ok, it will end from my POV one day.. But, as an Atheist, it was an interesting perspective to present (no pun intended).
Approximately 2 weeks before my dad died, I had a dream that me and my family were at a funeral home planning his funeral. My dream was so vivid I actually thought it was a memory, and not a dream. I woke up in tears, thinking that my dad had died only to realize that it was just a dream. I felt very disturbed, however. I couldn't get it out of my head. Two weeks later, I received a phone call from my brother telling my that dad had a massive heart attack and was rushed to the hospital. He was going there now to meet the ambulance. He asked that I would bring our mother there. I knew then that dad was actually dead. The next day, the entire family met at the funeral home to plan the funeral. I had never been to the funeral home before. When I walked in and we all sat down I realized it was exactly as my dream two weeks prior. I was completely freaked out. Everything was exactly as the dream including the colors of the walls, the furniture, the placement of the furniture, even where we sat. Since then, my life has changed. I could tell you more but it would be too long to describe. Regardless, I know without a doubt there's something more, I just don't know how it works. We somehow continue. What happens to us, where we go, who knows?
I really want to believe in a higher power because I’m deeply frightened nothingness after I die but I can’t convince myself it’s real without feeling like I’m lying to myself. I just really wish it was real and I could know it was
@@johnwiand1167 you can't worry. It doesn't buy you anything. I would suggest exploring instead. Read, meet and talk to people who have had experiences, learn meditation. Make it into a life long journey.
@@johnwiand1167 Something that may help you is thinking about how life started. When you think of it, how could everything just form by chance (as some scientists suggest)? Many things in nature point to a designer. Consider an example of a bird called the Gannet... this bird has the ability to dive from the sky at 118 mph and plunge into the sea (at an impact of more than 20 times the force of gravity) yet SURVIVE! How? Well first it draws a protective membrane over its eyes and inflates organs in its neck and chest that act as airbags to cushion the impact. As it penetrates the surface of the water its beak, head, and neck form a cone shape. That shape evenly distributes the force of impact on the gannet’s neck muscles. After all that, the gannet refocuses its eyes for underwater vision. What do you think? Did this bird's diving ability evolve? Or was it designed?
@@johnwiand1167 I was where you were a couple of years ago, I spent so much time thinking and scaring myself half to death over it without wanting to come close to acknowledging a higher power, god, or the acausal. The best thing I did was abandon the worry of feeling stupid and embarrassed or fear of ridicule. I think for many people have these fears, I get why when I listen people talk about religious peoples. Don't be afraid of being wrong, you don't lose much, only gain more and at least you put actual thought into it, unlike most people, anyone who could ever ridicule you for exploring this beyond science and the atheist dogma has never put much thought or experience into their own beliefs, which are based on faith just as much as a other religious beliefs. 1. Look into religion, spirituality, occultism, the acausal, anything beyond what most people accept as fact today. Like Carl Jung for example, astral projection or lucid dreaming. Btw many people get hung up on Abrahamic religions when this question comes up, just remember there are more ideas than Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. 2. Connect with nature, the natural world around you, and yourself. You'll also just feel better in general doing this. Reconnecting with nature is the closest you can really get to the world, it'll tell you so much more about this world than anything else. 3. Be honest, open yourself up to any possibility, introspect, look at your dreams. 4. Experience is the best way to learn, it trumps all. 5. You can learn from tons of stuff, games, books, movies of all types. The internet, others experiences, places of worship. Life is surreal. It's all too unbelievable to be nothing in the end, so don't worry : )
@@johnwiand1167 I was an atheist for many years believing it was the reasonable position until I investigated further. Look at the complexity of our universe, look at its beauty and wonders: the stars, the galaxies, the vast incomprehensive scale of it. Then look at the micro world: cells, DNA which is literally biological code that tells an organism which characteristics it will have. There are around 26 constants to describe the universe as we know now, and if only one of them changed even a slightest bit everything would cease to exist. Eg. if you change the speed of light constant by a tiny bit nothing would exist. Look at how perfectly placed earth is. Not too close to the sun so that everything would burn and not to far away so that everything would freeze. The universe is fearfully and wonderfully made.
True story. I am a retired ob gyn. 20 years ago I was practicing in a small town in nc. One night at 2 am I was managing a difficult labor and was trying to decide about doing a c section. The labor room had more than 5 family members who were anxious and angry and making threats so I went out to the nurses station to think. I was there alone when an elderly man with the kindest most intense eyes I have ever seen walked up, leaned on the counter and said "I just want you know everything is going to be OK". He said he was her grandfather. He told me about an nde he had when he was 25. He survived and his wife died when their car stalled on a train track. He described his nde as suddenly being in a vast field of flowers with colors too beautiful to descibe. He walked until he came to a stone wall. His wife was on the other side and told him he had to go back. He had already been pronounced dead and was laying on a gurney under a sheet when someone saw him move. We talked for at least 30 minutes. His granddaughter had a healthy baby 3 hours later and I never saw the man again. At her postpartum visit 6 weeks later I asked her to tell her grandfather that I appreciated his talking with me that night. She looked at me like I was insane and said he had died 5 years earlier. She confirmed that her grandmother had been killed by a train when she was young. Wierd don't you think?
@@dizzybeepot9856 His nde was common knowledge in the family but it was something I think they didn't believe and were embarrassed by. She actually was a little put off. I am still to this day not sure if it was all just some elaborate hoax. The thing is I have never seen eyes and pure kindness like he had. I have had a couple of other wierd things happen but nothing even close to this. I truly do not know what to think
@@buddhalovechild To be honest, I have no doubt you believe it happened, but just inconceivable a spirit 'materialize' as a real person in lighted area & actually spoke to you. Most spirits/ghosts appear as fuzzy shape in darkness. Even self proclaimed psychics just guessing what a spirit try to communicate, not actually spoken english as in talking.
@@holycow3355 After 30 years of seeing people at their best and worst, seeing newborns live and thrive who should not have and seeing several other things I cannot explain I am open to anything. We don't know shit as one of patients once told me. Actually, I personally think we are incapable of seeing what we really see and admitting what we really know. The Ole 10000 volts feeding a Walmart toaster analogy. This world after all is said and done may be the actual illusion.
truth How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar?
After my NDE, I absolutely believe there's more to this universe than we can even begin to comprehend. I believe there's something, and I wish people wouldn't get so hung up on religion.
Well, I think a lot of scientists agree that we know almost nothing about this universe. That's why we can't get stuck with an ideology. Since we can't really know the answers to "is there life after death?", "have I really got free will? Is future predetermined?" or questions like that, we just need to enjoy life the best we can and not think about it too much, cause our brain is limited and can't even IMAGINE what being dead means
Bills argument was always mine. We already lose the ability to remember things and lose our personality while we're alive. Why would that all suddenly return after we die to their optimal states? But hey, if it does, I'm here for it.
Same. Nothing about that makes sense. How would we determine what age that is? Would i still have the back pain I’ve had since i was 22? Would ppl who went bald get their hair back. What kind of physical form would we even have?
Hey, if you are not saved, and would like to be included in the rapture of the church. Believe that Jesus's death on the cross, was enough to pay for ALL your sins , yes ALL ,(past, present and future) That is what the Gospel is about. We are saved by GOD'S amazing grace, through our faith in Jesus's sinless life, death on the cross and resurrection 3 days later . No additional works needed. It is literally that simple. Ephesians 2:8-9 Romans 10:9-10 Romans 4:5
There was a time when people were sure that the earth is flat. Some time back scientists got the Nobel prize for stating that electrons are particles. Later some scientists got the Nobel prize for stating that the electron is a wave. Then yet again some scientist got the Nobel prize for stating that the electron is neither a particle nor a wave! Today we understand that every thing is basically energy. We humans haven't spent much time on understanding the phenomenon of death because life is so much fun!
Death isn't a phenomenon, it's the end. The cessation of life. People are right to be scared. Humanity needs to know there's nothing after this, and live accordingly.
@@mywifesboyfriend5741 why be scared of death, once I'm dead, hopeful I won't exist. I'm scared of dying in pain but I'm more scared of living in pain. So why should I be bothered about being dead, its going to happen and there's nothing I can do about it. Your right enjoy life.
I like einsteins outlook on death, it honestly makes the most sense to me and is comforting. It's almost like his brain was so big it peaked into the 4th dimension.
The 4th dimension...why not the 258290435820945820945802498520945824905842th dimension? Why limit yourself to such a low number? We humans love to let our imagination go rampant and not focus on hard undeniable facts
On November 7th of 2014, the mother of my son and my best friend was murdered by a deranged ex boyfriend who she had recently left. He shot and killed her and then immediately took his own life while my 5 year old son and his older sister and brother watched in horror as their mother bled to death. A month before this took place, I had met my soul mate, my lover, the mother of my now three beautiful teenage daughters, but most importantly, my best friend. She was diagnosed colon cancer in October of 2020 and on October 1st of 2021 shortly after completing Radiation and Chemotherapy treatments, she passed away during a surgery to basically hook her colon back up. I don't normally leave comments and it's difficult for me to speak of these never-ending nightmares that have destroyed so many lives and that have become my reality. My apologies for dumping this on everyone and I can assure everyone reading that it's not an attention seeking comment nor am I looking for sympathy and compassion from random strangers on a comment thread. I only wanted to state that no matter what happens in our lives and in this reality, I have to believe in an afterlife because other than now being a single father of four wonderful and truly amazing children, holding onto to the belief that one day in the future we will all meet again in an afterlife is the only thing that keeps me going. We have to keep the faith that we all meet again, one fine day. Time doesn't heal all wounds and I am sorry to disappoint those of you who believe that it does. Death becomes apart of you that you have to learn how to incorporate into daily life structure and routine or else the guilt and regret will eat you alive and take whatever is left of you. Two very small words, Regret and Guilt, but believe me when I say this and take it from someone who truly understands, they are by far, the two heaviest emotions that a person can feel and carry around with them each and every single day. It honestly takes everything inside of me just to make it through most days. -When the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. Buildings burn and people die but real love is forever. It's October 8th, 2022 - 1:38am and you all see what I am doing. Watching afterlife videos on RUclips. There has to be something after this life. This just can't be all that there is. Humans are very unique and we are the only species in the known universe that understands from an early age that we are going to die. That alone has to count for so much! But these are just humble opinions and thoughts of a lonely and cursed man. I wish I could be the one to confirm that there is indeed, more to life than what we can currently perceive and attest to and that we will get to see the ones we love and miss again in another life but unfortunately, all I can do I share my story and to let others out there who have lost family and friends that you're not alone and that you have to keep going. Humans are very resilient and we're certainty stronger than we give ourselves credit for. In the last seven years alone, me and my children lost everything! It scared me and kept me awake at night for what seems like countess nights worrying about how am I now going to raise four kids and provide for them and get them all the help that they needed. It was so overwhelming and nerve-wracking but as the days pass, I found that all you can really do is take each day as it comes and just make the most of it and the time that we have left with the people that we love and care for and to always try to be the best version of you that you can possibly be so that you have no regrets and you have the satisfaction of knowing that no matter what ends up happening when the time comes, we can all leave this place knowing that we gave it everything we had and that we never gave up....or in. My apologies again and for this message being all over the place at times...but that's just how bad and fast my mind now races and never really seems to stop. PTSD is pure Hell.
I believe there is a connection after death with all existence that is so incredibly peaceful that it feels like pure love. We will all feel it some day and wouldn't want our lives ones who are still alive to suffer because of our death. Feel free to move on and find happiness. You and your children can be happy again.
i want to believe as well but ur argument is essentially - “i want so desperately for there to be an afterlife, so therefore there is an afterlife” not the best we can do with our capacity for reason
Lost my mom and my wife's mom and dad all in the span of a year. Had the opportunity to be there with them during their final hours. I have never been a religious person, but I have to admit that the experience of being there with them has definitely gave me cause to rethink my views.
If that cause to rethink your views is going to help you have a psycologically better, physically healthier and ethically levelled life up until your immanent death, whichever way it pushes you, then grasp it. Live it well; live and let live :)
I don't know if turning to religion in the long run is the way to go. I am an atheist and I won't go on a rant against organized religion but rather say I am a bit of an oddball in that I believe in existence of life after death. I was part of a paranormal research group for about 7 years. In 55 cases we collected quite a bit of evidence, mainly audio that we couldn't debunk and had to classify as proof that unseen entities communicated with us. As for religion, IMO it's a human created thing that doesn't contain any extra, magical components to make one's life better except for the fact that it's all personal perception. Too many religions become political and toxic and in many ways nothing more than a cult unfortunately. If you do decide to embrace religion I advise you to look into something very mainstream and low key. Please don't get involved in Scientology or radical, militant Evangelicalism.
I like to think on the "mind-body problem" in philosophy when I think of dying. It's fascinating how our consciousness can exist in a physical body, yet cannot be seen as a separate host. To think that our consciousness is its own matter provides some solitude when it comes to dying. Maybe, just maybe, our conscious energy is a special force that continues to exist in the universe despite losing its body.
There are two kinds of nouns, concrete and abstract. The existential status of their referents are very, very different. Physics asserts the constituents of concrete entities are eternal. There is no equivalent law that applies to abstract entities like processes. You know exactly, with no doubt whatsoever, that annihilation happens to a process when the processor disintegrates. e.g. The ketchup making process ceases in the moment the ketchup factory is blown to pieces. If being conscious is a process of the body, which is so likely as to be equivalent to a certainty, then I think we are forced to very happily conclude, we are *not* condemned to endure eternity.
You are right. I died October 8 2015, floated up a tunnel, saw a very bright light, talked to my parents and came back. After what I went through, I believe your body is just a temporary place to hold the real you for a while! I could tell you more if you like! Mike
@@michaeldunkley5959 If you actually died you would not be here to write that comment. You had an experience, that's all. The 'you' making process ceases in the moment your body is blown to pieces.
Hi Ryan, rest assured our consciousness does not exist within a physical body at all.Only what God created is real, and nothing else really exists. God created us Mind & Spirit, we then, not being satisfied with that, went on to create our body. The Mind & Spirit are not and cannot be inside the body because the body is not real, and therefore does not exist.
2 quotes that help me conceptualize and grieve with death: "Life is merely a brief gap between 2 eternities of darkness" "Don't be sad about all the time you didn't get to spend with someone, be thankful for all of the time you did get to spend with them" Our human lives are too short to spend sad, and miserable. We must accept death as a natural process, and realize it is a beautiful thing. Death was never meant to be scary, it's a time that every human will experience. We all will have a day, where we take our final breathe, and end this beautiful journey with our loved ones. Each and every person reading this comment will one day experience true peace. A feeling that will last for eternity. Weather we have some sort of consciousness after death, or if there is truly an afterlife, be happy that you lived, you did it, you made it, and be happy when it's over. Don't be scared of death, be present and stay kind.
Thank you for that. I’ve been slowly coming to peace with my mortality. I believe all humans or anything living for that matter at their core have a biological fear of death. Every human who has ever lived has felt the chill of mortality. This is something we will never be able to escape from. As much as I’ve tried, I simply can’t comprehend death. It will be forever out of reach, and when it does happen, odds are I won’t know it. However, no amount of thinking will ever change the nature of reality. At the end of the day, thoughts are just thoughts. I am deeply interested in science, and I’ve come to realize that despite our probing, there will always be a layer we just can’t understand. The best thing for me is just to focus on living in the present moment, and accepting the finiteness of live. Most of my anxiety goes away this way. I feel at peace and see the eternal beauty in the now. That’s all I can do, and for me that’s enough.
_"The fear of death is the most unjustified of all fears, for there's no risk of accident for someone who's dead."_ - Albert Einstein This is genuinely insightful. The very thing we fear most is the very thing that puts an end to _all_ fears.
truthHow does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
@@AJ.Rafael thats like saying do we really believe American slaves picked cotton, of course they did you think the elite gonna build their own pyramids?
For Christ Sake people. I truly know what happens after death. Just this one time trust me. I can give you the red pill if you want. Contact me if you want to know.
I experienced a death in my life for more than 4 hours. Some name it a near-death-experience. Before that day, I used to believe that there was no life after death. But now, I strongly believe THERE IS REAL LIFE AFTER DEATH. I am preparing my life for that.
@Kraig StClair it was genuine question lol i don't understand what he needs to prepare in this life for the afterlife unless he's preparing to kill himself then technically he preparing himself for the afterlife
@Kraig StClair I get it man it sounds ridiculous to you but there no need to ridicule people on what they believe. If you dont believe in God that's cool but at least be decent person. I used to be a atheist for 27 years and I get it so I'm not trying change your mind nor ridicule what you believe in because at the end of the day you can't prove that there isnt a afterlife or I can't prove to you either that there is.
@Kraig StClair there you go assuming things. You say keep it out of politics what not you're the one that came on here just commenting "oh please" it had nothing to do with you and I'm not even a Christian. This has nothing to do with what you're talking about, this guy commented on a video that's related to the subject and he just commented on it. Nothing to do with bringing mythology into politics. You're the one thats just trying be asshole and yet you critized Christians people doing the same shit.
@Kraig StClair all I asked was for you be decent guy and you want go a rant about me being Christian and then go on and on whatever and so on. You're just as bad as the Christians you badly talked shit about.
If I knew for sure that afterlife exists, the sadness for thinking that maybe I will never see those whom I've lost again would be gone aswell as the fear of losing those who are close to me. That alone would improve my quality of life substantially. The only problem I have with being alive is that you either die young or you live enough to lose people, and that makes the life more sad the longer you're alive. Maybe that's the point though. After enough losses maybe you end up accepting your own end more easily.
You may find some solace in reading some NDE (near death experience) stories. I read the book Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander. For me, a former Catholic who no longer wants to be affiliated with Catholicism, his book opened my mind to a far more logical view of death and the afterlife. I try to be more loving and kind after reading these stories. I also find huge solace in knowing I’ll be reunited with my love ones who have passed. Good luck to you!
@@keng7758 THERE IS ONLY ONE WORLD! THIS ONE! The one God made for us, this world, this earth, this life! Life is a Gift from God! Don't throw it away running after magic Retirement Homes in the sky - don't end up as a Ghost - eternal "life" hanging around in old dusty, creepy abandoned mansions
@@keng7758 lol the ideas are not that hard - few theists ask any questions while the priest spews easy cheap promises of an eternal life of comfort & ease No one asks - wait, we get to just sit around doing nothing, like living in a Retirement Home, doing nothing, an idle, useless, pointless existence for eternity? How does that make any sense? But by keeping their silence they are accepting that such a "life" is what they want & when they end up as Ghosts, they have no one to blame but themselves
Just wanted to share a quick story of a death experience I had as a child. When I was 6 years old, I had a vivid and realistic dream that my grandfather died. I was pretty close with him growing up even though he lived about 5 hours away. In the dream, we were at a water park at the top of the slide. He told me he had to leave. I was sad and told him I didn’t want him to leave. He then said goodbye and pushed me down the water slide. When I hit the water, I awoke from the dream. It was in the middle of the night and I was sad and crying. My father heard me and woke up and came to check on me. I was telling him I wanted to call “grandpa”, but he said it was too late in night and we could call him tomorrow. I then started asking my father questions about heaven, hell, and where people go when they die. Fast forward to later that day around noon, and my mother gets a call that “grandpa died”. Both of my parents were very surprised about the foretelling dream. I can’t explain it, maybe it was just a coincidence, but unlikely. I wonder if it was spiritual communication indicating there is life after death or that human brains send off remote communication signals in ways we do not yet understand. I would love to hear people’s thoughts on this or from those with similar experiences.
I had a similar dream about my mother. In my dream I heard her call out my name and she spoke to me. The next day I called her, and she was fine. A few years later, on the night when she did pass away, I got nothing. The way I see it is: people have dreams and people die - according to the laws of probability, sometime they coincide. For you, it was like drawing to an inside straight - unlikely, but it does happen.
People are soo scared of the unknown and thus understandably sceptical. Your grandfather, imo, DEFINITELY came to say goodbye to you. I’ve had way to many contacts with spirit beings to write off your experience as a ‘sream’ or a coincidence. Chill everyone, we’ll get there soon enough and see for ourselves just how incredible the afterlife truly is.
I had similar dream. The first person I fell in love with came into my dream after 50 years. I have never dreamed of him before, not once after we went our separate ways. In my dream he came to visit me, but never said a word, I kept asking questions and he would not answer, as in life. He had fixed his eyes on a door and kept looking at it. I woke up and went to computer to check on him for the first time. He had just died. How and why this happened, I do not know.
@J C Well said. Interesting to me is that I cannot tell the difference between real life and a dream. I assume most people I guess are the same way. Sometimes I dream and then after awake I think the dream really happened. On occasion, I can be having a pleasant dream and then wake-up. I can then purposefully go back to sleep and try to continue the same dream. Often I can do so. Sometimes I can dream and have a creative moment. I used to keep a pen and pad nearby so I could write down any epiphanies.
Having experienced ego death I have come to the conclusion that the thing I’m afraid of losing isn’t the thing I am and subsequently there’s nothing to fear
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@@khairyusuf1659 Bro stop posting this in every comment. I came here for Bill Nye. Even if i do die and i am forgotten, i don’t give a fuck, i ain’t scared of that, i’m more scared by the fact that my country is about to be destroyed by a crackhead psychopath
truth How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
We are all immortal. We are all the same life. We have experience every instances of life. In one life, I was you and you were me. There is only Existence and it is infinite.
Maybe we did choose it, i mean we had the smarts enough to know when we were itty bitty sperms that we had to swim fast and beat all the other sperms, wasnt that some kind of choice?
@@blizzforte284 it's logical. It's part of the cycle of sustenance. We were created. To be the best of creations. With our desires and needs, to beat those desires and follow what the creator wanted for us is being the best of creations. Animals have no free will. They will act accordingly to their desires. We have been given the power to choose.
No it's not, go talk to people who experienced near death experiences, and coming back with personal messages that they wouldn't knew prior, or people seeing or hearing their love ones again, or the love ones leaving messages to other people to give to their family that's living, only people who say like sleep constantly get disputed by others, because sleep have dreams and thoughts along with emotions attached to it, and sleep is the cousin of death, along with sleep healing and reserving the body
@@baselkhateeb No coming back from the dead story of a made up revelation in a made up religion is going to convince me unless I see it myself and even if I see a deity or after life no one but myself will know and understand. It would be impossible to share, only to ourselves can it be revealed. Also no one would believe it anyways for good reason.
@@man-yp1gb I used to agree with you,, but was shocked with the proven NDE experiences that shown there is a life after death.. you better be ready by then.
@@baselkhateeb ready for what? I have nothing to worry about. I can argue the bible or any religious text to the creator and show it's flaws, then what?
It's a pretty dumb and weak saying. Just because Confucius is supposed to have said something, doesn' t mean it's automatically gold and beyond criticism. Any sane person should have an understanding of what it means to be alive and live a life. We are aware that we die, but of course, since it is a one way ticket, we can't know it until it's happening.
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
Hey guys. This comment goes out to anyone out there who’s ever lost a loved one. I feel your pain. And my thoughts go out to you. Rest in peace to all the people that lost there lives in 2020. And before. If anyone’s feeling down or depressed going into 2021. Your not alone. But your not giving up today. You get back up and get back down that road. And if you need more time then you rest a little more. But don’t you dare give up, if the people you lost meant something then do it for them... do it because they would want you to, do it for the people around you.... mental health is a serious thing guys. Let’s all stick together ❤️
@Shums 93 - I'm so sorry. It's not an easy thing to cope with, especially when it happens unexpectedly. Please get counseling, and cry whenever you need to. I assure you that your dad wouldn't want you to be unhappy.
@@shumsshay4universe My entire life has been about proving the afterlife exists. It’s a personal thing as it should be, I understand why these scientists believe as they do, but sadly not everyone gets to see the proof I have witnessed. It may not be a place of flowers and parties, and not even a place - it’s simply going back to what started all of this and yes very conscious. Just because they cannot explain it, doesn’t make it truth.
I have had too many experiences with the deceased to not believe in an after life. Including deceased I never met when they were alive (one example is my biological grandmother who died when my mum was a child). Also including deceased that were complete strangers (one example: the man in the hospital watching his granddaughter who had just had surgery and shared a hospital room with me. The nurse walked straight through him). There is definitely something after death. The deceased I have spoken to about an life after death all say basically same thing: If I was to tell you you'd want to join me there. But your journey on Earth is not complete yet/ You have more to learn/more to do here. Don't worry about it right now. All going well you joining me will be a long time away.
If there is an afterlife, one must also ask, for whom? Does that also apply to primates, chickens or worms? Does this also apply to earlier human species such as Homo Erectus or Neanderthalensis? And if it only applies to Homo Sapiens, from when?
Idk about other religions but from Islam perspective all the animals go to heaven and the for the homo Sapien i don't really know base on Quran they have cause catastrophic and bloodlust kill and for human and any other living things that never heard about Islam will go to heaven
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In buddhism, yes, a chicken can be reincarnated as an angel in next life. Then angel also dies. He can then be something within 31 realm. (which includes heavens, human, hell, animals, ghosts, rupa beings, arupa beings.)
Neil Degrass Tyson just talked about the very reason he wants to be buried, not cremated, if someone didnt watch it, because he wants his energy, body, to feed the earth, continue to feed the earth, being cremated would waste all that energy...Sounded kinda nasty, feeding the worms, but I can understand it...
@TheExplorer Hundreds of thousands of people worry about death. It's gotten the label "death anxiety" for a reason. It's not something that you can just brush away.
@TheExplorer Do you speak to people with PTSD and Bipolar disorder in the same condescending manner? Because they're all on equal footing, as far as psychiatric diagnoses go. I recommend reading Staring at the Sun by the psychologist Irvin Yalom, so that you can educate yourself on the matter and hopefully sympathize more with other people don't share your outlook on existence.
@TheExplorer Wow, I hope you don't interact with other people in your day-to-day life. Depression alone affects up to 15-20% of all people. Are you really just going to ignore 1/5 of the population for something beyond their control?
@TheExplorer the fact that I enjoy life is what's giving me fucking anxiety that I will lose it all. One day you'll experience the same self-realization I get when you, yourself, will have to die and there is no way you can control it
"picture what it would be like when you're dead" I picture it will be a lot like before I was born. Billions of years passing by without my awareness. I don't care. Because I can't care.
@@con.troller4183 Damn right. The Christian version of heaven sounds not only that we become servile, but also incredibly dull…especially for ‘eternity’.
As someone who is terrified of what comes next after death, I look it as this way for comfort: you have a soul. You have energy. Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. Both your soul and your energy need somewhere to go. I’m not sure what’s next. Reincarnation? Heaven? Hell? Eternal darkness? I’m not sure but I do believe there is something next
As space is expanding, mass/energy is decreasing as a percentage of total space. Therefore all energy will eventually dissipate into the cold darkness of space. And that's where you'll probably end up unless space stops expanding somehow. A grain of sand in the ocean is tiny. A grain of sand in the vastness of the universe is practically non existent.
@@thersten Your physical body will perish no doubt, but will concious traverse or transcent somewhere else even if it means living another life on another planet? Because really, iif we had solid evidence that it's light out after this life and there's 'nothing' after. I would be making some big changes. :P
@@NintenPizza think about it...did ur consciousness appear out of nowhere once you were born? Or did it exist before that point and somehow "traverse" into your current body? You obviously have no connection to any previous version of you so it should be obvious that whichever the case; you won't remember anything so death is the end because your memory will either not exist or be wiped clean. Make those changes TODAY!!!
I lost over 14 cats in the last 20 years. Their passing caused me great sadness and after two years with no pet I came to realize that the only way to get over my grief was to get another cat. One was brought to me by fate and now I have a darling tuxedo cat that I adore.I do believe in an afterlife and I know I will see all my deceased pets again at Rainbow Bridge.
All the talk about there's no life after death, then Michio Kaku comes in and says something like "we can digitally clone your mind and make you immortal".
@@monte8069 wrong. YOU are going to pay for dining God and having nothing to want to do with him. People will tell themselves anything to get out of feeling guilty for their sins.
When my grandfather died , my dad woke up in the middle of the night and he saw him standing before him, and he came to tell him that he was alright. I don’t know if this was real or not, probably a manifestation of grief for him.
@@edednoc2672 I agree with you that if we often think of the dearest people we have lost... they will appear in our dreams and we will be informed that they are OK... This happened to me and my aunt. who died and she came in my dreams and said something like, "Don't worry, I'm fine... WE're resting!", but why she said " WE " ? the dream was so REAL that even today I'm pretty shocked. :( Also, my grandmother told me in another dream: "Christi, I'm not coming back from here..." She seemed to be fine in that place...
What is real is your dad's vivid imagination. Why not conjure up grandfather and have your camera rolling? It's a childish and frankly dangerous fiction.
The biggest mistake with this kind of thinking is the presumption that an "I" exists. And the second biggest mistake is the assumption that "we" includes only humans.
I agree - I'm surprised Sam Harris didn't hit on this, given that he's spoken many times about the illusion of the self. He comes at it from the path of meditation though, so maybe he believes still in continuity of experience, which would merit the question of afterlife, rather than experience of continuity, which could do away with that question.
@@Anonymous9683 A lot of people say "We experience our consciousness." or something to that effect. What is "We"? Does "we" include other animals? Fish? Insects? Bacteria? Single cells? They's have to include single cells, otherwise they'd have to arbitrarily select somewhere between humans and cells.
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this is the one thing i will be afraid of until my dying day. I want there to be something after life, the one thing i don't want to lose is myself, because it's the only thing i have left. I want to believe in an afterlife, but a part of me knows that logically, there isn't one. i can't bring myself to choose one, if i choose to believe in an afterlife i feel like i'll just be lying to myself, but if i choose to believe there i nothing, i'll never be able to feel comfortable again, knowing every second is me closer to just....not being. I can't talk about this with people, brcause i always get one extreme or the other. "believe in God, he will show you." i can't bring myself to believe in something that never had an effect in my life, my grandparents where strong believers in God and spent the majority of their lives helping others, yet suffered slow painful death with no peace. My dad who helped others went the same way. why did they get nothing but suffering in the end when they did so much good? or people say "well there's nothing after so why care, you won't be around t care about it." that doesn't help me at all, I WANT to be around to care. i dont want to stop existing, and you think the best way to comfort me and help me come to terms with it is just say "yhea you wont exist, so fucking suck it up." i want to keep existing, i dont care about being alive, or being on earth, having my stuff, i just want to keep being me. I want to believe in religion and the possiblity of an after life, but i don't feel like i can do that without accepting that there's the chance that nothing exists afterwards, because I'll just feel like im lying to myself, But i can't bring myself to accept nothing ater death because i don't want to accept that I'll just lose the one thing that i own alone, myself.
Bro i feel u 10000%. I'm struggling too between religion and logic. I'm always thinking it doesn't metter how strong your faith is or how good it made you feel in your life, everything you believe could be a lie and its fucking my mind. I get the same reactions when i talk to people about this "You have to believe and you'll gonna see" or "You cant feel anything, neither happiness or sadness theres just nothing so fuck it enjoy life." Well its not that easy when you think everything you do could be senseless and for nothing.
I feel your merry go round train of depressive thinking I’m feeling it as well now and a few times before in my life and I’m not even 30 I still got decades to live but don’t want these thoughts in the back of my head every day How are you doing otherwise though?
Think of it this way,if you did not exist and suddenly popped into existence,and will pop out of it again,what’s stopping you from popping into existence again?
@@jebotekarotte6307 belief is like believing and supporting a Dictator who will then reward his loyal supporters - that is where all these ideas came from ancients living under Kings/Dictators who made God in their image - such men demanded obedience and loyalty(belief) & rewarded/punished accordingly Religions like Christianity & Islam use these ideas to gain power Imagine voting for someone who then says those who voted for me, I will reward, those that did not will suffer Or those who are of my religion I will reward & those that are not will suffer Would you not call such a person pure evil? And yet change that person to God and suddenly even bright minds grovel in agreement! That is amazing! And all these afterlife scenarios are ALL THE SAME! The easy lazy life of comfort the prostitutes/gigolos/leeches/freeloaders live shamelessly sponging off their rich Sugar Daddies! There is a Sugar Daddy being waiting for us and if we believe he exists and get his name right, we will be rewarded with such a life! Sit around doing nothing, an idle, useless, pointless existence for eternity! Every time I have asked what does one DO in heaven? Can you describe a day to me? just ONE DAY? Theists run away! Can't believe religions making cheap easy promises that they know can never be verified are the top ones in the 21st century
God is like a Dictator who will reward those who believe and support him? God is a Putin, a Saddam? Those that do not support him suffer but those who support Putin/Saddam live the good life? Can't believe that in the 21st century these are the top ideas! And every time I have asked - what does one DO in heaven? Can you describe a DAY to me? Just ONE DAY? Theists run away! What is amazing is to see that the Media does not ask such questions either! protecting religion and its cheap and easy promises Why exactly would God have billions of people living like prostitutes/gigolos/leeches/freeloaders live down here - shamelessly sponging off their rich Sugar Daddies - not doing a lick of work? How does that make any sense?
It is a known fact in science that everything in the universe can never be destroyed nor can be created out of thin air. When a house is destroyed in a hurricane, the only thing destroyed is the definition of the house itself but the house is still there but instead it's in pieces. Everything applies to this. Everything is transformed, not created, not obliterated but transformed. Why, as a person, a consciousness, would we be the exception to that rule?
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
Regardless of if there's an afterlife I think we should live as if there's nothing after death and truly appreciate the life we have now. Sure I have my own ideas or hopes for what an afterlife might be like but I don't live by those hopes. If they end up being true then I'll be pleasantly surprised, if I am wrong and nothing comes after death I won't feel anything.
You don't live by your own hopes or ideas!? Then who's hopes and ideas do you live by!? And your assuming if somebody doesn't believe in an afterlife, that'll just make them appreciate the life they have, when it has just of good a chance of having the exact opposite effect. Morals don't appear out of thin air
I've been saying this for a while now. Makes me smile when it when it turns out I've recognized something on my own, even using the same words, that Mr Watts has said.
We, as a Muslims, with billions of Christians and also Judaists, believe in one God. We might have disagreements about prophets, customs and other stuff - but we are united in One Main Thing: God is One and Only.
Cool. But imagine going to heaven and realising as a Muslim that there is a Jesus and no Mohammed. Or we all are going to venerate Mary, and how would protestants see this. Imagine a Jehova Witness getting to celebrate birthdays in heaven which they rejected or told not giving blood cost many people's lives and will be punished for that. Imagine being in heaven and Muslims are told to call God Jehova, or told to pray the Rosary.
I like to think when we die we are immediately passed into a new dimension in which time does not exist as is does here. Our loved ones did not have to wait at all for us, not will we have to wait for them. We all exist simultaneously at the endpoint of time. That’s what I like to think. What I actually believe, I have no idea.
Bills perspective really shocked me. He asked "what would you do differently if you knew there was an afterlife, commit more crime?" How about realize sooner, that life is more of a learning experience and that maybe there is a bigger lesson and purpose than just living then death. You would allow yourself to not take things as serious, you would maybe appreciate nature more and find a deeper sense of the universe knowing it Is all connected, plus so so much more. You can do some of these things without believing that we are eternal beings, but knowing we are, shines a light on so many more areas that may have not been visible before. I was an atheist and over time my horizon expanded as my understanding of things did, which transformed into spirituality. I can only hope the horizon expands more and more for everyone.
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
@@WookieeWarrior3000 Except everyone is different. Perhaps some would commit more crime while others would see just how valuable here and now is, that there isn't a hope for better things in an afterlife and would thus do their utmost to change things here and now. No two minds are the same, not even for identical twins.
I love this conversation and I respect everyone's take in this video. I think Michael Schermer is a little over confident in saying there is nothing. If we don't even REALLY know what consciousness is, how can he confidently make the claim that your consiousness disappears and it all turns into nothingness after death? I like Sam's take the best, he confidently makes claims about what he can observe but refrains from making claims about things we can't observe.
The point is that we can imagine anything - how about Superman? Maybe there is a planet out there with two suns which give people magic powers if they came here? Spiderman? All we have heard is of people dying or getting sick when bitten by spiders but who knows there are spiders which can give us magic powers? You see where this is going You can't live in speculation & greed for what you want to happen - you have to live in the REAL WORLD!
@@ramaraksha01 your spider and Superman argument is really convincing. I don't think I implied blind faith or belief in the supernatural, only that we should base our assumptions on what we can observe. To do anything other than that is the antithesis of scientific inquiry.
@@michaelvanburen6010 Exactly and that is what Shermer is doing - that is how Science works, otherwise it would not be science. Until we can get evidence of some supernatural being or this afterlife, we have to conclude that there is none Problem is that Hinduism says what we hope for might come true but not in the way we hoped for Christians & Muslims have built Sugar Daddy lands in the sky - a being that has nothing better to do than to keep billions in a life of ease & comfort - just as Sugar Daddies do to their prostitutes/gigolos/leeches/freeloaders Hinduism says well if that is your vision of an afterlife then you will be reborn as a Dog or a cat or a pet - free food, shelter, protection & care - no work, no worries - heaven! Worse would be to end up as a Ghost - here again the vision of an afterlife will come true - live in a huge mansion, old and creepy yes but still a mansion, no hunger no thirst, no pain or suffering and of course no work or worries and since they are already dead they get to "live" forever! Careful what you wish for, it will come true
@@ramaraksha01 I don't think you're actually reading what I'm saying, you seem to be having an argument with someone else. I'm not proposing to blindly believe in things without evidence. It's not scientific to make conclusions about what you can't observe. We couldn't always observe black holes, but it wasn't unscientific to theorize about black holes. I'm agreeing with Sam Harris' view in this video, who is an an atheist. So I'm not sure why you're bringing up ancient religious beliefs as if thats somehow relevant.
I'm not religious, but it sort of bothered me that they assumed that people who believed were not really living their life to the fullest. What does that actually mean? Assuming that there is no afterlife, what could you really do differently? I doubt there are many people who say that, well, I'm going to heaven after I die so I'm just sort of going to hibernate until then. We are all constrained by our existing circumstances as to how we live. It's got nothing to do with waiting for the afterlife.
U R a mixture of 3: physical BODY, SPIRIT and SOUL........When U die, Ur body decays in the soil. However, Ur Soul (consciousness) and Spirit (full of energies) do not decay. So, both gone away together....This is said to be LIFE after death. Clear??
This might sound crazy but hasn’t anyone volunteered to be medically “killed” by a team of doctors so they were clinically dead for several minutes and then immediately revived by said doctors so they could tell us what happens after death?
Near death experiences are interesting, first as far as medicine and science has gotten us, the brain is still woefully not understood, we so much more to learn. imo NDEs are not a stable ground for serious consideration due to the brains ability to randomly take us to wildly different scenarios during these NDEs, or maybe even have no experience at all. It's kind of like an LSD or Mushroom trip, you can have a room full of folks taking the same substance but having very different trips, some good, some moving, some hellish, some indifferent.
@@KajiRider1997 You're heart can stop beating, yet your brain still be active, not for more than few minutes though. With the passing of tens of seconds in that state making it progressively worst for the brain leading to higher chances of irreversible brain damage the more time passes. So there is still brain activity when you've stopped breathing and the heart stops beating.
@@KajiRider1997 *Yes, and the brain activity stops and that's when most NDE have been said to occur.* Nope, brain activity doesn't stop in NDE state, if it would stop you would be dead irreversibly. NearDeathExpirience - see the word "Near";)
One of the best examples I have seen of how to be was Fred Rogers of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. He taught children to accept others as they were and to love. He never pushed his beliefs on other people. He didn't live for the future except to make it better for everyone, and wasn't stuck in the past. Just love and help others. That's the only thing that makes this life meaningful. At least to me.
I think while you are dying the concentrated (live-) energy you are made of is slowly reconstructing into a less concentrated state.. as the rule of conservation of energy in physics describes it's not getting loose. So in some way there is an afterlife for us. I think it depends on entropy and whether your live energy gets loose of itself and just diffuses into everything else or stays in a more concentrated way to partially penetrate a new individual.
At least I am allowed to throw something on the table beside your killer arguments. So give me an antithesis, to allow me to check why this Brokkoli thought might not be worth hearing.
I love this kind of philosophical show, teaching us to see the bigger picture and re-evaluate what we exactly know in life rather than being imprisoned and blindly follow the teaching of majority for the next centuries to come. Now about death, do we really die? As a catholic it is the preaching that when a person dies, his soul will face judgement then he will move to afterlife but what if that’s not the case, what if we just simply cease to exist, our personality will be gone, our body will cease to function and that’s all. We are not even aware that we are dead because we have no more consciousness, our relatives will grieve because of the changes it will bring but they will coped withit and the cycle will continue.
You may want to look into NDEs. Perhaps it may help/benefit you ? I mean im generally skeptical but NDEs are quite intriguing stories. Look up Sam Parnia, Bruce Greyson, Titus Rivas : The self doesnt die for starters.
The job of every prophet in the Bible has and is to explain how Mankind has come to form part of the Divine Deity of God As created by God - to his Holy Image, we are are important to Him; hence He sent his one ☝️ and only Son (see John 3:16) so we had a fresh start lol. I know this by having a relationship with my Dad (creator) not by cheap mankind’s religions and rituals. Pls don’t let man deceive you on who Our Father really is. All you need is an empty room (hahah) and a heart full of wonder looking for Him to find the one and only truth - Just say Jesus I give you my life. This is how you live forever by his side. X 🚨🌊🎄
I've experienced death twice, I've came back and we as humans at least in this universe have to accept death as part of our time here on earth. I do believe that our bodies are just carcasses and our spirit goes to another place and time, another universe and maybe there when we finally die we will meet up with our love one's.
@justaguylearningmusic absolutely, but energy from our bodies always live on. energy HAS to take form it cannot be a still matter. So our energy has to go somewhere, I would say re-incarnation is the best bet.
@@jmcg7705 Energy cannot evaporate, I don’t know where you’re getting that information from. Ask any science teacher, energy HAS to take a form. It cannot die. Evaporation means energy leaves the world. It CANNOT leave.
After death, your soul leaves your physical body and stays at the place of death in invisible form. Then you get into another parallel world and wait for your turn to born again with new body, new mother and father. Birth to death, we live as per preordained story, collecting and reducing Karma including the Karma you inherited in your previous birth. Rarely, a person clears all the Karma and becomes a soul free of birth and death. May be Jesus is one example. There are known saints in India who just vanished in thin air.
@@padmanabhanc.s.chittoor1605 I once had an odd dream. Or perhaps it wasn't a dream : I was waiting in a seemingly vague condition with many others just like me. I remember asking, "Is it my turn?" That dream (or memory) ends there. Looking back, I wonder from time to time, if I took my turn or someone else's turn.
I watched both of my parents die two years apart. My father had been in a coma for 24 hours with a death rattle. Seconds before he died, his breathing slowed down and stopped. The instant his heart stopped, his eyes flashed wide open and his face appeared startled as though he was surprised by what he saw! My mom's eyes looked like she was staring at a group of people in the distance... I knew both of them extremely well. Their faces at the instant of death convinced me there was an afterlife and they were actually still alive in some unknown capacity.
i agree. they view consciousness in a very primal/earthly/material way. consciousness is a much more complicated thing. i felt like einstein's theory, as retold by the first lady, was the most interesting one in the entire video.
@@ProtoForte no it is not. Consciousness is an emergent property of the brain, that's all. Just because we consider it mysterious doesn't mean we are made of non-material components.
@@RickKasten I'm not one to use an argument like this. But you are 100 percent sure that it is a property of the brain. In that case, why have scientists not discovered what part of the brain forms a consciousness? why are you not able to tell me where in the brain the consciousness is? we know 100% of the materials that the brain is composed of. not to mention the thousands of scientists throughout the centuries who have studied the human brain, and in recent years even at a microscopic level. how come we still can't recreate a consciousness if that were the case?
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Hinduism: consciousness comes to experience life on earth as a learning experience, it returns to 'source' when it thinks its purpose has completed (Here source means - divine being/god)
The first time I had general anesthesia, the experience... was of having no experience. No sense of time passing, no sensation of being asleep or dreaming. I could've been out for a few seconds, or a few years, I would believe either one the evidence proved to tell me. If I had to describe it as anything, I would just say black, or nothing. Not even black except for the moments before unconsciousness and right before regaining consciousness when your eyes are physically closed. Anyway I had a very great sense overcome me that that's what death is. It's just being turned off, like a light. Socrates said to fear death, or assume it is some evil, is to think oneself wiser than you really are. Everything that ever lived has died. It can't be that bad. Life itself arose for whatever natural process that is, and death is an inevitable part of that, for some reason we don't understand. That is the crux of our deliberations. But it is a moot point.
I love this comment so much. I know exactly what you mean about general anesthesia. I had a hysterectomy 2 years ago. My first real surgery. I remember the feeling of just before and in between being under and waking up. It took me twice as long to fully wake up. During that time right at the beginning of coming out I remember this feeling of fading away. I was unconscious, I could hear but didn't understand the sounds. I could sense that my body was being moved but couldn't feel it. I realized this only once I had woken up. Had I never woken up the last part of me would have only known closing my eyes before surgery. It's just too much for us to fathom. Just like how we don't have to think about it for our lungs to take in air, we don't have to think about it to keep our hearts beating. Those organs are designed to work until they don't. Those organs can't imagine not doing their job, they just do it. Our brains are the same.... a brain can't fathom not doing its job. It's a survival tactic, I think.
My best friend died two years ago of a fatal heart attack in my driveway. It totally crushed me.😔 However, he had a saying about the perception of death. It was this: When we are alive, we are watching life go by just like we were watching a parade through a peephole in a fence. We can only see one person passing by at a time. However, God sees the whole parade all at once.😊❤ I sure do miss him.😔
Religion is the peephole. Science builds a step to let you see the entire parade above the fence. God is the candy they throw at you that gives you cavities.
@@timterrell8678 Yeah, as a reply. "Trigger me because i dont belong to a religion"... I thought religion is the "peeophole". I am not a fan of religion so why would i be unhappy about not having one ? i consider myself as spiritual and yes i believe in an all uniting essence that is connected with every being in this universe. Thats what most people call GOD. But is not dependant on religion
given we experiencing a life now means that life is possible. all science is the data of the universe and it's inherent patterns, it seems sort of silly to assume it only happens once
I believe that there are many things that we do not know. Just look at how much science we discovered over the past 500 years. Just because we don't see any definitive evidence of an afterlife right now doesn't mean it's not there. You gave to separate science from beliefs sometimes because we are lucky to be in a time where we know so much but we are still limited in what we kno
Besides science. Look at how much mathematical equations and problems we solved past 500 years. How religions and philosophies improved year by year to make human values better. How Physical Education has improved giving us sports that makes us healthy physically and mentally. How languages evolved to unite people. A Human Life is Interdisciplinary, don't worship science.
There’s a good possibility that after death, we just go back to being what we were before we were born. Basically a state of nothingness. I’d much rather that be the case as opposed to having to live forever. Life is hard and it’s brutal. Just the thought of outliving my dogs is downright depressing.
@@johnb8854 Don’t get me wrong John, I love being alive and I intended to stay that way as long as I can. I just have no problem with this life being finite. It gives purpose and appreciation for what I have. I hope there are other layers/levels/dimensions to it.
It's pretty wishful, but I wonder if this nothingness is for eternity or if after an inconveniencebly long time (perhaps after a new big bang) you can you experience a new life?
@@dibakarhajong2737 You should not toss the word "fact" so cheaply. This show more ignorance than intelligence. There are areas of science that cast doubt on monism as being the sole explanation.
joy of truth How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
If someone had come into my mother's womb while she was pregnant, and told me about something called a "mother", I wouldn't have believed them. From where I was, I wouldn't have believed in darkness because I never knew light.
I have always believed that death is completely final, but many years ago when I was in the army, I was injured pretty badly. While in the hospital, during a period of time I have no personal memory of, my parents came to visit. They apparently be came very concerned after I told them a story one day, I generally wasn’t very coherent, about my grandmother coming to visit me in the hospital. I was so happy she came to see me and I had been missing her so much. This really upset my mother as my grandmother had actually passed five years previously.
@@bojackhorsingaround Im just talking about us, living one minute, in our bodies, here, present, body dies, the energy that some people might call a soul, like a small big bang, energy scatters in all directions..But I wont be aware of any of it, its just my opinion thats all any of us can give...
We cease to exist... But brains *cause* consciousness. A brain was born= you. Will there be new brains born in the universe after you no longer exist? Yes. Therefore death will be followed by the on-set of consciousness of one of those new brains.
See this is interesting you said that and I hope I can explain myself well here but its complex so I aplogize if its just gibberish. Some people argue just because people want their to be an after life that is reason there is not one and it is only there fear that makes them believe in it. Where as some might say in the case of people who doubt there is an afterlife that comes from a fear of there being one. Hope I do not seem mad or stupid just trying to think deep.
I have a medical condition where I pass out and my heart stops Neurocardiogenic Syncope. I don't always feel it coming. It is a pain to live with. When my heart stops, I lose consciousness. It usually only lasts a few seconds and up to 45 seconds. I don't think I've ever experienced brain death. That being said, when I have an episode and I've lost consciousness, I feel more like I've blacked out, nothing. It's like I'm frozen or suspended. When I come to, I'm usually cold and shaking, often sick to my stomach...sometimes I have lost control of my bowels and/or have thrown up. My whole body had tightened up.. It's like running a marathon with out training or warming up. Very painful. I'm exhausted afterwards. Sometimes for days.
Why don’t you have a pacemaker that triggers when your heart rate drops below a certain rate ( called a demand pacer)?…. So you can prevent these events?
I've had syncope twice as a reaction to pain, and my experience has been so similar to yours. I told my husband that it made me not fear death, because had I really died, I would not have know. It's completely lights out.
Neil deGrasse Tyson - "I would request that my body in death be buried not cremated, so that the energy content contained within it gets returned to the earth, so that flora and fauna can dine upon it, just as I have dined upon flora and fauna during my lifetime” better words have never been spoken so truthfully.........
Yeah coz when you get cremated your body disappears and doesn't go back to the earth 😂 Neil deGrasse Tyson is all about feeding his ego with the things he says, he doesn't realise that he's making himself look stupid in the process by saying things he hasn't thought through properly. Poor guy 😂 But they are very nice words none the less. 😁
Hinduism says that fire consumes the body and releases the soul so that it can be reborn and rejoin the living and God Whereas burial traps the soul under the ground where it can be easily grabbed by you know who lives down there
I love science. However, I find it baffling that scientists are as sure of their belief that there is no life after death as religious people are that one exists. I'm also baffled as to why scientists seem to believe that the Christian constructs are the sum of all religious beliefs (it isn't) or why it's their job to disprove it. I was disappointed that this video was almost entirely that and offered very little, save a couple of comments, of actual scientific information. All this video said to me is science has no more factual information on the subject than religious people do. Disappointed.
I think you are missing the point. Science needs evidence to support a proposition and there is no (good) evidence for a life after death so the proposal is jettisoned. Religion accepts proposals with very weak evidence and support those beliefs with “faith”. The two approaches are not equal.
@@learningisfun2108 My point was the expectation would be to hear thoughts from a scientific perspective....what science has to say about life after death. Instead we heard what some scientists think about what religion (primarily Christianity) thinks about life after death.
@@sciencenerd8428 Science has nothing to say about life after death. It has nothing to say about anything supernatural other than, “show some evidence then we can examine it”, IMHO.
I like bill nyes part, he’s simply saying that he doesn’t believe, and he gives reasons why, but he’s still completely open to the idea of it, an open mind is a great thing to have when thinking about these things
truth How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
Exactly. He didn’t say he KNEW there isn’t an afterlife, he just said he didn’t THINK there is one. He’s also honest in saying he doesn’t know if there is a higher power or not. Intellectual Honesty and saying “I don’t know” is very important
Hi there. I saw you came to this video and have therefore an interest in knowing what happens after death. I know the actual answer. I truly do how unbelievable it might seem. I can give you the red pill. I can show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. But you have to have an open mind. Do you have an open mind? I can only show you the door, even open it for you, but you will have to walk in by yourself. Are you ready to know?
If spirituality exists, then an afterlife does exist. However that is a concept completely outside of our understanding of the universe, and so it is attributed to optimism and faith (not that it isn’t false). While the polar opposite is grim and realistic, believing that there is no soul, but we are conscious simply because of complex organs and systems that process the world, without that we are unconscious, and unaware of anything. If this is what death is, nonexistence, unconsciousness, unawareness of anything forever, well it hurts to even think about that. Yet we do have examples of an unconscious and unaware state, such as the final stage of sleep when dreams finally leave and you can’t remember anything in between, almost like skipping forward in time, but for death there is no waking up. I think life is underwhelming. Life is a very complicated game, games are very simplified parodies of life, and our entire short existence is only this? Only living one lifetime as one person partaking in such mundane societal activities. I can’t help but want to hope for a continuation, a lot of people cannot. At least we find some solace in the unknown, it’s not determined that death is simply nonexistence.
Pretty much proves that we pretty much live most of our lives in the third person. (Skepticism is allowed as that is natural for all theories, hypotheses, and scientific evidence).
@@geezzerboy +1 People do like their fairy tales ;-) Don't get me wrong - I like Star Wars, The Lord Of The Rings, Stargate and so much more! But I'm not pretending that those worlds are real. They are "real" just in our memories.
I don't think I'll ever 'get' the concept of thinking without a brain. Thought is a process, one that we can actually observe. The requisite machinery is a functioning brain. I don't know how anyone expects to perform that feat without their brain.
Agreed. Brain off. Heart off. All body turns off. So death is just the cessation of being as we experience it at all. Is there still any awareness of anything? How can there be without a brain? I'm ok with it just being nothing, no experiencing, no awareness. That's all death is: nothing. Not even experiencing nothing, just nothing.
@@bigfupa69 That's valid. Millions of years of evolution have hardwired us to be terrified of it. The good news is we don't have to ever worry about experiencing it. One day there will be no more us to experience anything, so let's make sure we get it all in while we still can!
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
Grandpa died for 35 minutes on operating table in the 1930s. He was 13 years old at the time. He was dead so long they were filling out his obituary for the news paper down the halls. Yes there is life after death. He was floating up in the ceiling in total bliss watching them working on himself. And then he said bammo! He was back in his COLD body. He was having appendix removed. He told me this when I was a young man. We were very close for sure. 😊
"Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind’s journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul’s fate revealed. In time, all points converge, hope’s strength re-steeled. But to earn final peace at the universe’s endless refrain, We must see all in nothingness... before we start again." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ --Diamond Dragons (series)
The University of Virginia has an entire division dedicated to studying Near Death Experiences and Reincarnation. They have tens of thousands of records and they personally interview selected cases that seem to have no logical explanation. Their conclusion is that the soul survives death and it sometimes returns as a different person with memories of their past life / lives. I have been researching NDE's ever since I read Dr. Moody's book "Life After Life" recounting numerous NDE survivors' experiences after they were clinically dead that they could not possibly have otherwise known such as what the doctors and nurses were doing and using in the emergency room while the patient had no brain function. I'm 76 now and I've read and watched interviews of thousands of NDE experiences. I've only been researching reincarnation for 10 years. One of the most compelling examples was a woman who needed to have an aneurism removed that was in a critical part of the brain. The doctors had to lower her body temperature to the point where there was no brain function and then had to remove her blood. After the surgery, she was able to tell the doctors everything thing they did and said and the instruments they used all while her consciousness was floating near the ceiling watching everything. There are examples of reincarnation that cannot possibly be explained other than the previous life he/she recall actually happened based on verified historical records of their past lives. There is zero doubt in my mind that the soul continues after death and while I can't explain how or why reincarnation occurs, there is irrefutable evidence that it's real. Today, there are perhaps a thousand NDE interviews on RUclips and there a few powerful examples of reincarnation available to anyone willing to search for them. Those that claim that there is nothing after we die, have not done their research--its their emotional response without bothering to do the research. Another related interesting subject is Intelligent Design in the creation of life. Read Dr. Michael J. Behe's book "Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution". Fascinating read. There is a lot of information on RUclips about intelligent design that is also fascinating.
I hope there’s more options/customizability to the afterlife than that. Many would prefer ceasing to exist over ever returning here in any form. I like to believe that there’s so much more than one option, including a sort of nonexistence for any chosen period if anyone desires it beyond the grave. There’s far too much variety in us for there to be only one answer.
facts not myths How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
The law of thermodynamics states that “we” have always existed and will continue to exist. However, we only have a very brief time as conscious beings. What we do with that time is what makes every life unique and precious. Our actions may not seem relevant in the great scheme of things. However, toss the smallest stone you can find in the ocean. You can not see it, but the ripple that it causes will shape how the universe continues to unfold. “We are a way for the cosmos to know itself”. ~ Carl Sagan
It is enough to recognize your own life at the end, like the Persian proverb: "The pattern of the carpet and the carpet itself, which you have knotted throughout your life, can only be recognized when it is finished!"
The way I think about immortality is based on 2 assumptions: 1) existence is a matter of probability, and 2) one cannot experience non-existence. Whatever theory of the universe OR Multiverse theory might be true (MWI, CCC, …) there will be a point when the conditions are just right for you to be conscious. It took 13.8 billion years since the big bag for you to pop into existence, however, what one experiences on a personal level is continuous existence. One simply does not exist during the time between the Big Bang and one’s own birth. Likewise one does not exist after one’s own death and the time he/she pops into existence again. It’s simply a matter of probability.
As a heroin addict who lost his wife at a young age and has a addiction to overdose and suicidal tendencies I have overdosed and died many times and most were by my own intention or design the longest I've been dead was over 20 minutes that's 20 minutes without oxygen and heart beat and I woke up in something similar to space and had no body just my own intellect nothing special or enlightened I felt warm and enveloped and happy I did hear my late wife's voice but never saw her she told me I'm ok and to let go as I wooshed toward a distant very distant star that got brighter not bigger as I got closer then they managed to revive me when I woke I was pissed angry that I had come back I got in a fight with paramedics and police and almost went to jail there is something there its like what most discribe but each has theyre own experience, this is just my experience and what I believe and to each they're own have a great day.......Thank you
It's interesting that everyone's brain doesn't work the same way. I guess nobody knows why? I have read that 80% of all the 1,000,000 people (mostly men) in prison in the USA have had some kind of brain trauma.
There’s a good chance your wife was telling you to let her go and go back to your life and change for the better ie get off drugs and make something of yourself. Life is God’s gift and each of us is to use it to make things better for ourselves and others, not throw it away. For this each of us will be examined and judged by God when we really die! Jesus is the Key 🔑 to God’s love and forgiveness. Don’t try to sidestep your Creator.
You know I’ve read stories of ancient techniques to get to the divine and the most intriguing of which (to me at least) was starving themselves to literal death. They believed the divine existed in a very narrow plane between life and death and wanted to walk that plane for as long as possible (they would eat one blueberry a day to survive on) It just seems like a weird coincidence that you had what seems to be your own kind of blissful or divine state while dying before going back.
I knew someone who was a medic in Vietnam, and he told me that each time they brought one of the soldiers back to life, they were just as you describe here. He said they would asked him why he brought them back.
For me the one concept that's more frightening than death is immortality. Imagine being trapped in this dysfunctional world forever, where you would be completely obsolete and out of your time.
Yet you never ask to get to live. For me live is as inevitable as death. Because universe will express every possibility of consciousness through living experience, thus this experience/illusion of living will always goes on, and the cycle will repeat forever without you ever realizing.
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never ever turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting lasting Life if we believe in Him. Please people for the Love of God that He gave us do not die and spend FOREVER in hell for rejecting Jesus and His death on the cross for us He died a miserable death and hung on the cross in our sin and poured out that blood for us Please RUN to Jesus He saved us from the eternal fire of hell. Jesus is Risen and is always right next to you waiting for you to accept Him and walk with Him turn to Jesus before it's too late ❤️
I think the best we can hope for is when we die, we completely lose the “I” and “myself” and end up in the big consciousness, no longer possessing any interest in all with “my life on Earth”. Death may be so compelling from a conscious perspective that nothing else comes close. Worst case ... we go nowhere, the “I” and “me” fizzle away back to the universe along with the rest of our physical bodies. Bill Nye’s and Michigam Kaku’s comments were, to me, rather sophomoric and mundane.
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Do you believe in an afterlife?
Definitely
i already found it
No
No exactly what it does interpret. But once a brain is dead, there is no consciousness if only you travel in past and bring those memories in the timeline or into new body. That maybe call some afterlife.
No
What Einstein said to his friend's wife is intellectually superb and yet deeply comforting as well.
That if you have the right perspective, you will see past, present and future. We dont die!
@@JorgeGonzalez-dl5fw in a way we are already immortal,.. we just cant see the whole map
@@JorgeGonzalez-dl5fw that right perspective can only be accessed by the creator. Only the creator can manage the past, present and future because the power of laws and time have no effect on their Creator. Like how a writer can edit his/her book.
Hi, if you are not saved, and would like to be included in the rapture of the church. Believe that Jesus's death on the cross, was enough to pay for ALL your sins , yes ALL ,(past, present and future) That is what the Gospel is about. We are saved by GOD'S amazing grace, through our faith in Jesus's sinless life, death on the cross and resurrection 3 days later . No additional works needed. It is literally that simple. Ephesians 2:8-9 Romans 10:9-10 Romans 4:5
I love what Einstein said that "We were made up of ENERGY ENERGY does not die it transforms*
The far more intriguing question is what happened before you were born? It’s easy to think of death as going to sleep and never waking up…but we all woke up having never gone to sleep
Yeah, death is non experience. There is no life after death, there is only life.
Universe only experience life through conscious brain, not through death and nothingness.
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
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Agreed -- this is something that hardly anyone talks about. How did I not exist for billions of years ... and then exist? That's really the even more confounding of the two questions.
You can be sad--that's human nature. Before my Dad passed I asked if he would let me know he was okay after he passed. My Dad said "you have your beliefs and I have mine.". But twice after he passed I heard him call my name. The second time my right ear and the right side of my head vibrated intensely when he said "Joey." I also saw my Mother after she passed. She looked young and so happy. They still exist. I don't care what anyone says.
Absolutely they still exist. Right down to their individual character. You are correct Joseph.
My Mom just passed 20 days ago and it really hurt. I was asleep when she did. Moments after I woke I saw the most pretty picture of her in my minds eye and then seconds later my wife walks into the room to give me the bad news of her passing. I am sure what I experienced was some kind of message that Death is indeed a beautiful thing.
@@jaisaxplyr4263 The soul and 'Life' continue on after the human body dies.
Schizophrenia or shrooms?
@@larryc1616 What the hell does that mean? None of us knows what will happen what form God takes we don’t know. There may not be a life after death or there might be. No one has been able to prove or disprove anything.
Idk if life exists after death or maybe they go to another universe or are born as a different person in this world but I believe the people you love will never leave you. I lost a friend two years back and still whenever I remember him, I can feel him. I can feel him in the corner of my room or looking at me when I'm crying and seeing his pictures. They say that people leave and memories fade. No, neither people leave nor do the memories fade. Both stay with you till your end, you just need to change your perspective and they're always here, always:)
that'd creepy. cant imagine my dead friends, people or what not watching me fulfilling my fantasies.
My best friend passed 3 months ago .he was my younger brother. Our family was full of issues frowning up and we stood by each other. As adults we did quite well. During hard times we ,as always were there for each other. He is gone..I miss him deeply..I wish I could hear him see him feel his presence. If I could anyone it would be him and I don't .I'm so heart broken..He was the only family I had. It's really made me question religion. I went to church growing up, and believed God would bless me if I were good. Yet I've had so many hear breaks in my life , more than my share. Now my brother has been taken from me.. if there is a god I want to know why he keeps taking everything that's important away from me..
@@tigerlily5347 Idk what to say... sometimes life feels unfair. We lose what we love the most. We're always time-tested and maybe that's how life goes. Maybe your brother is still here with you, it's just that you can't see him. And believe me, he's here and you've to be strong, for him. Take care of yourself and your family:)
Pseudoscience bullshit lmao
But not like when they was alive because then
They were real now only illusion now talking to them will be like talking to own mind.
It is hard but we must live in reality it makes us more stronger.
“I know that the ones who love us will miss us.” - Keanu Reeves
Wise words, from a wise man 😔
At least you hope they do.
No one ever called him einstein
And the ones who miss us will remember us….. Me. But I don’t know if someone else may have said that too.
b.s.
Existence of life in itself is just as mysterious as the possibility of life after death.
October 8 2015 I died in Vegas from a big heart attack. I left my body and was gone for 40 minutes, and for some reason I came back. I floated slowly up a tunnel ( felt like up anyway) saw a nice warm bright light, talked to my parents and came back. Something to think about! Mike
Definitely there is life after death. And sure enough there must be a Creator, a Supreme being that does not bound to space and time who creates life and death.
Dude…..what a statement and I have to say….I agree, I’ll add that at least as we live through life, we’re able to pierce together some part of the puzzle but we are unable to finish it.
Piece**** NOT pierce 🤣
@@azlanishak3757 I know that you're not asking, but for me I don't think that theres a afterlife. But I do think that there is a creator but I think that the creator is actually not good nor bad, he is both and the creator didn't actually plan everything, he just let everything flow on their own.
No one ever complains about having died.
I don’t even remember dying
Do not pity the dead. Pity the living, and above all, those who live without love.
lmao imagine death having 5 stars on yelp
Or not being born.
@@larjkok1184 then why do we cry when we're born?
I have a different view of life and death... I believe we are all made up of energy.. and in theory ... "Energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only be transformed from one form to another." Such is life.
I like that idea
Atoms aren't destroyed. We all have an EMF around us. If we die our atoms are kept together until we reincarnate. The brain dies but the soul carries on. I will see those who went before & haven't transitioned. I won't know if I'm wrong but it gives me something to look forward to.
Conciousness doesnt mean energy
Obviously?? Matter is just energy in a condensed form, this is a proven fact.
You are only energy, but the fact is you're thinking? You have your own identity. That's differentiate you from other persons, plants, animals, stones, sunlight.
I’m not afraid of death. I’m afraid of how I’m going to die.
SD///// That is why some people plan it themselves//
That’s what I dread. Death doesn’t bother me at all, It’s the suffering and pain involved with it that bothers me. I’m a home health aid and have seen the pain/suffering involved with death, not only for the patient but also the family. The process of death is such a thing.
it doesn't matter ...
@@Zackariyaouchen //// What does not matter?
@@k0smon how you gonna die.
Snap lost consciousness.
It wouldn't matter.
Knowing that im going to die one day kind of humbles me and really just makes me slow things down and not worry so much about this materialistic life and let things take its course
Trust me a lot of people think along those lines of living in cool ,calm and composure zone but life has it's twisted ways to swirl you off your twisted path time and time again. We think we can control it but we just can't.
@@AnitaSharma-lc4ep yeah ofcourse that's life! The least we could do is be aware and be prepared. It would be ignorant to think we won't get on twisted paths. I might die a brutal death or a peaceful one. End of the day I will die somehow. So make peace with it. Make peace here on earth while you can cause you never know
Tell that to my landlord and the other people and organizations that require money to keep living.
@@IMN602 sounds like a different matter that you need to take care off
@@thesign1087 So, be aware of what, though? And do we... kiss up, to anything?
This should have been a 20 second video with all of the speakers just saying "I don't know"
@Roberto Vidal Garcia you missed the point of a joke.
@Roberto Vidal Garcia no worries. Merry Christmas
@Roberto Vidal Garcia this could've led to an online war but I awed at the ending. Merry Christmas!!
Well done.
Not really. I enjoyed the first lady's Einstein's quote. That our perception of time is wrong. For example, a 10 year younger version of me is still existing and acting out what I did. And in the future I am existing at the same time. Ok, it will end from my POV one day.. But, as an Atheist, it was an interesting perspective to present (no pun intended).
Approximately 2 weeks before my dad died, I had a dream that me and my family were at a funeral home planning his funeral. My dream was so vivid I actually thought it was a memory, and not a dream. I woke up in tears, thinking that my dad had died only to realize that it was just a dream.
I felt very disturbed, however. I couldn't get it out of my head. Two weeks later, I received a phone call from my brother telling my that dad had a massive heart attack and was rushed to the hospital. He was going there now to meet the ambulance. He asked that I would bring our mother there. I knew then that dad was actually dead.
The next day, the entire family met at the funeral home to plan the funeral. I had never been to the funeral home before. When I walked in and we all sat down I realized it was exactly as my dream two weeks prior. I was completely freaked out. Everything was exactly as the dream including the colors of the walls, the furniture, the placement of the furniture, even where we sat.
Since then, my life has changed. I could tell you more but it would be too long to describe. Regardless, I know without a doubt there's something more, I just don't know how it works. We somehow continue. What happens to us, where we go, who knows?
I really want to believe in a higher power because I’m deeply frightened nothingness after I die but I can’t convince myself it’s real without feeling like I’m lying to myself. I just really wish it was real and I could know it was
@@johnwiand1167 you can't worry. It doesn't buy you anything. I would suggest exploring instead. Read, meet and talk to people who have had experiences, learn meditation. Make it into a life long journey.
@@johnwiand1167 Something that may help you is thinking about how life started. When you think of it, how could everything just form by chance (as some scientists suggest)? Many things in nature point to a designer. Consider an example of a bird called the Gannet... this bird has the ability to dive from the sky at 118 mph and plunge into the sea (at an impact of more than 20 times the force of gravity) yet SURVIVE! How? Well first it draws a protective membrane over its eyes and inflates organs in its neck and chest that act as airbags to cushion the impact. As it penetrates the surface of the water its beak, head, and neck form a cone shape. That shape evenly distributes the force of impact on the gannet’s neck muscles. After all that, the gannet refocuses its eyes for underwater vision. What do you think? Did this bird's diving ability evolve? Or was it designed?
@@johnwiand1167 I was where you were a couple of years ago, I spent so much time thinking and scaring myself half to death over it without wanting to come close to acknowledging a higher power, god, or the acausal. The best thing I did was abandon the worry of feeling stupid and embarrassed or fear of ridicule. I think for many people have these fears, I get why when I listen people talk about religious peoples. Don't be afraid of being wrong, you don't lose much, only gain more and at least you put actual thought into it, unlike most people, anyone who could ever ridicule you for exploring this beyond science and the atheist dogma has never put much thought or experience into their own beliefs, which are based on faith just as much as a other religious beliefs.
1. Look into religion, spirituality, occultism, the acausal, anything beyond what most people accept as fact today. Like Carl Jung for example, astral projection or lucid dreaming. Btw many people get hung up on Abrahamic religions when this question comes up, just remember there are more ideas than Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.
2. Connect with nature, the natural world around you, and yourself. You'll also just feel better in general doing this. Reconnecting with nature is the closest you can really get to the world, it'll tell you so much more about this world than anything else.
3. Be honest, open yourself up to any possibility, introspect, look at your dreams.
4. Experience is the best way to learn, it trumps all.
5. You can learn from tons of stuff, games, books, movies of all types. The internet, others experiences, places of worship.
Life is surreal. It's all too unbelievable to be nothing in the end, so don't worry : )
@@johnwiand1167 I was an atheist for many years believing it was the reasonable position until I investigated further. Look at the complexity of our universe, look at its beauty and wonders: the stars, the galaxies, the vast incomprehensive scale of it. Then look at the micro world: cells, DNA which is literally biological code that tells an organism which characteristics it will have. There are around 26 constants to describe the universe as we know now, and if only one of them changed even a slightest bit everything would cease to exist. Eg. if you change the speed of light constant by a tiny bit nothing would exist. Look at how perfectly placed earth is. Not too close to the sun so that everything would burn and not to far away so that everything would freeze. The universe is fearfully and wonderfully made.
True story. I am a retired ob gyn. 20 years ago I was practicing in a small town in nc. One night at 2 am I was managing a difficult labor and was trying to decide about doing a c section. The labor room had more than 5 family members who were anxious and angry and making threats so I went out to the nurses station to think. I was there alone when an elderly man with the kindest most intense eyes I have ever seen walked up, leaned on the counter and said "I just want you know everything is going to be OK". He said he was her grandfather. He told me about an nde he had when he was 25. He survived and his wife died when their car stalled on a train track. He described his nde as suddenly being in a vast field of flowers with colors too beautiful to descibe. He walked until he came to a stone wall. His wife was on the other side and told him he had to go back. He had already been pronounced dead and was laying on a gurney under a sheet when someone saw him move. We talked for at least 30 minutes. His granddaughter had a healthy baby 3 hours later and I never saw the man again. At her postpartum visit 6 weeks later I asked her to tell her grandfather that I appreciated his talking with me that night. She looked at me like I was insane and said he had died 5 years earlier. She confirmed that her grandmother had been killed by a train when she was young. Wierd don't you think?
What did she say when you also confirmed he told you his wife died in the accident?
@@dizzybeepot9856 His nde was common knowledge in the family but it was something I think they didn't believe and were embarrassed by. She actually was a little put off. I am still to this day not sure if it was all just some elaborate hoax. The thing is I have never seen eyes and pure kindness like he had. I have had a couple of other wierd things happen but nothing even close to this. I truly do not know what to think
And I am Lebron James.
@@buddhalovechild To be honest, I have no doubt you believe it happened, but just inconceivable a spirit 'materialize' as a real person in lighted area & actually spoke to you. Most spirits/ghosts appear as fuzzy shape in darkness. Even self proclaimed psychics just guessing what a spirit try to communicate, not actually spoken english as in talking.
@@holycow3355 After 30 years of seeing people at their best and worst, seeing newborns live and thrive who should not have and seeing several other things I cannot explain I am open to anything. We don't know shit as one of patients once told me. Actually, I personally think we are incapable of seeing what we really see and admitting what we really know. The Ole 10000 volts feeding a Walmart toaster analogy. This world after all is said and done may be the actual illusion.
Honestly I don’t know what happens after death
But hopefully, when I die I want all my atoms to wander the universe I never got to see.
RG///// You will be able to visit most anywhere you can conceive of.
truth How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar?
@@dan69052 I’ll go check it out
Nicely put.
Ugh sounds nice
After my NDE, I absolutely believe there's more to this universe than we can even begin to comprehend. I believe there's something, and I wish people wouldn't get so hung up on religion.
Hope is good! HalleluYAH !
You pass butter
Astral plane
Prove it.
Well, I think a lot of scientists agree that we know almost nothing about this universe. That's why we can't get stuck with an ideology. Since we can't really know the answers to "is there life after death?", "have I really got free will? Is future predetermined?" or questions like that, we just need to enjoy life the best we can and not think about it too much, cause our brain is limited and can't even IMAGINE what being dead means
Bills argument was always mine. We already lose the ability to remember things and lose our personality while we're alive. Why would that all suddenly return after we die to their optimal states? But hey, if it does, I'm here for it.
Bills dumb
Same. Nothing about that makes sense. How would we determine what age that is? Would i still have the back pain I’ve had since i was 22? Would ppl who went bald get their hair back. What kind of physical form would we even have?
Hey, if you are not saved, and would like to be included in the rapture of the church. Believe that Jesus's death on the cross, was enough to pay for ALL your sins , yes ALL ,(past, present and future) That is what the Gospel is about. We are saved by GOD'S amazing grace, through our faith in Jesus's sinless life, death on the cross and resurrection 3 days later . No additional works needed. It is literally that simple. Ephesians 2:8-9 Romans 10:9-10 Romans 4:5
@@bpnation37 Read the Quran for answers
@@bpnation37 now dying is way worse
There was a time when people were sure that the earth is flat. Some time back scientists got the Nobel prize for stating that electrons are particles. Later some scientists got the Nobel prize for stating that the electron is a wave. Then yet again some scientist got the Nobel prize for stating that the electron is neither a particle nor a wave! Today we understand that every thing is basically energy.
We humans haven't spent much time on understanding the phenomenon of death because life is so much fun!
Death isn't a phenomenon, it's the end. The cessation of life. People are right to be scared. Humanity needs to know there's nothing after this, and live accordingly.
@@mywifesboyfriend5741 why be scared of death, once I'm dead, hopeful I won't exist. I'm scared of dying in pain but I'm more scared of living in pain.
So why should I be bothered about being dead, its going to happen and there's nothing I can do about it.
Your right enjoy life.
@@mywifesboyfriend5741 disagree the think that our body made is nutrients and we die nutrients will be there.
@@unitedstatesofamerica4737 That is true, but I was talking about souls.
@@mywifesboyfriend5741 it’s the cessation of the physical body.
I think being dead feels exactly as before you were born. Death is only sad for the people left behind❤️
very true
Correct. We were unborn for billions of years and it felt just fine. So death will be just fine too.
How did it feel before you were born?
We don't know what it was like before we were born. That's the problem with copying other people's quotes.
@@johnnastrom9400 of course we do...nothing
I like einsteins outlook on death, it honestly makes the most sense to me and is comforting. It's almost like his brain was so big it peaked into the 4th dimension.
it did what da hell
The 4th dimension...why not the 258290435820945820945802498520945824905842th dimension? Why limit yourself to such a low number? We humans love to let our imagination go rampant and not focus on hard undeniable facts
@@prince-solomon its about density of light thats why not the 267357254826348267452 dimension
@@prince-solomon it's our imagination that drives us to seek truth ,it's a gift from YAH! Amein.
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On November 7th of 2014, the mother of my son and my best friend was murdered by a deranged ex boyfriend who she had recently left. He shot and killed her and then immediately took his own life while my 5 year old son and his older sister and brother watched in horror as their mother bled to death.
A month before this took place, I had met my soul mate, my lover, the mother of my now three beautiful teenage daughters, but most importantly, my best friend.
She was diagnosed colon cancer in October of 2020 and on October 1st of 2021 shortly after completing Radiation and Chemotherapy treatments, she passed away during a surgery to basically hook her colon back up.
I don't normally leave comments and it's difficult for me to speak of these never-ending nightmares that have destroyed so many lives and that have become my reality.
My apologies for dumping this on everyone and I can assure everyone reading that it's not an attention seeking comment nor am I looking for sympathy and compassion from random strangers on a comment thread.
I only wanted to state that no matter what happens in our lives and in this reality, I have to believe in an afterlife because other than now being a single father of four wonderful and truly amazing children, holding onto to the belief that one day in the future we will all meet again in an afterlife is the only thing that keeps me going.
We have to keep the faith that we all meet again, one fine day.
Time doesn't heal all wounds and I am sorry to disappoint those of you who believe that it does.
Death becomes apart of you that you have to learn how to incorporate into daily life structure and routine or else the guilt and regret will eat you alive and take whatever is left of you.
Two very small words, Regret and Guilt, but believe me when I say this and take it from someone who truly understands, they are by far, the two heaviest emotions that a person can feel and carry around with them each and every single day.
It honestly takes everything inside of me just to make it through most days.
-When the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. Buildings burn and people die but real love is forever.
It's October 8th, 2022 - 1:38am
and you all see what I am doing.
Watching afterlife videos on RUclips.
There has to be something after this life.
This just can't be all that there is.
Humans are very unique and we are the only species in the known universe that understands from an early age that we are going to die. That alone has to count for so much!
But these are just humble opinions and thoughts of a lonely and cursed man.
I wish I could be the one to confirm that there is indeed, more to life than what we can currently perceive and attest to and that we will get to see the ones we love and miss again in another life but unfortunately, all I can do I share my story and to let others out there who have lost family and friends that you're not alone and that you have to keep going.
Humans are very resilient and we're certainty stronger than we give ourselves credit for.
In the last seven years alone, me and my children lost everything!
It scared me and kept me awake at night for what seems like countess nights worrying about how am I now going to raise four kids and provide for them and get them all the help that they needed.
It was so overwhelming and nerve-wracking but as the days pass, I found that all you can really do is take each day as it comes and just make the most of it and the time that we have left with the people that we love and care for and to always try to be the best version of you that you can possibly be so that you have no regrets and you have the satisfaction of knowing that no matter what ends up happening when the time comes, we can all leave this place knowing that we gave it everything we had and that we never gave up....or in.
My apologies again and for this message being all over the place at times...but that's just how bad and fast my mind now races and never really seems to stop.
PTSD is pure Hell.
I believe there is a connection after death with all existence that is so incredibly peaceful that it feels like pure love.
We will all feel it some day and wouldn't want our lives ones who are still alive to suffer because of our death.
Feel free to move on and find happiness. You and your children can be happy again.
My prayers for you. I pray that God helps you each day. Its never easy but it will get better.
i want to believe as well but ur argument is essentially - “i want so desperately for there to be an afterlife, so therefore there is an afterlife”
not the best we can do with our capacity for reason
I am so sorry for your loss, that is horrible. hope you and your kids are okay !
Didn’t think I’d read all this, but thanks for sharing your story. Truly hope things get better, sending love!
Lost my mom and my wife's mom and dad all in the span of a year. Had the opportunity to be there with them during their final hours. I have never been a religious person, but I have to admit that the experience of being there with them has definitely gave me cause to rethink my views.
If that cause to rethink your views is going to help you have a psycologically better, physically healthier and ethically levelled life up until your immanent death, whichever way it pushes you, then grasp it. Live it well; live and let live :)
Yea, Religion is bunk.
I don't know if turning to religion in the long run is the way to go. I am an atheist and I won't go on a rant against organized religion but rather say I am a bit of an oddball in that I believe in existence of life after death. I was part of a paranormal research group for about 7 years. In 55 cases we collected quite a bit of evidence, mainly audio that we couldn't debunk and had to classify as proof that unseen entities communicated with us. As for religion, IMO it's a human created thing that doesn't contain any extra, magical components to make one's life better except for the fact that it's all personal perception. Too many religions become political and toxic and in many ways nothing more than a cult unfortunately. If you do decide to embrace religion I advise you to look into something very mainstream and low key. Please don't get involved in Scientology or radical, militant Evangelicalism.
@@CaptHiltz Well you convinced me! I'll be kissing his ass tonight! thx ps oh and now I know how we got here.
Why?
I like to think on the "mind-body problem" in philosophy when I think of dying. It's fascinating how our consciousness can exist in a physical body, yet cannot be seen as a separate host. To think that our consciousness is its own matter provides some solitude when it comes to dying. Maybe, just maybe, our conscious energy is a special force that continues to exist in the universe despite losing its body.
We are a mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes .James 4:14.
There are two kinds of nouns, concrete and abstract.
The existential status of their referents are very, very different.
Physics asserts the constituents of concrete entities are eternal.
There is no equivalent law that applies to abstract entities like processes.
You know exactly, with no doubt whatsoever,
that annihilation happens to a process
when the processor disintegrates.
e.g. The ketchup making process ceases
in the moment the ketchup factory is blown to pieces.
If being conscious is a process of the body,
which is so likely as to be equivalent to a certainty,
then I think we are forced to very happily conclude,
we are *not* condemned to endure eternity.
You are right. I died October 8 2015, floated up a tunnel, saw a very bright light, talked to my parents and came back. After what I went through, I believe your body is just a temporary place to hold the real you for a while! I could tell you more if you like! Mike
@@michaeldunkley5959 If you actually died you would not be here to write that comment.
You had an experience, that's all.
The 'you' making process ceases
in the moment your body is blown to pieces.
Hi Ryan, rest assured our consciousness does not exist within a physical body at all.Only what God created is real, and nothing else really exists. God created us Mind & Spirit, we then, not being satisfied with that, went on to create our body. The Mind & Spirit are not and cannot be inside the body because the body is not real, and therefore does not exist.
These men talk with so much confidence for people who fundamentally are saying " I don't know"
You call that confidence? You should meet my Christian mom
@@fangzhang163 no
Because nobody knows!
Do you know?
True !
2 quotes that help me conceptualize and grieve with death:
"Life is merely a brief gap between 2 eternities of darkness"
"Don't be sad about all the time you didn't get to spend with someone, be thankful for all of the time you did get to spend with them"
Our human lives are too short to spend sad, and miserable. We must accept death as a natural process, and realize it is a beautiful thing. Death was never meant to be scary, it's a time that every human will experience. We all will have a day, where we take our final breathe, and end this beautiful journey with our loved ones. Each and every person reading this comment will one day experience true peace. A feeling that will last for eternity. Weather we have some sort of consciousness after death, or if there is truly an afterlife, be happy that you lived, you did it, you made it, and be happy when it's over. Don't be scared of death, be present and stay kind.
Thank you for that. I’ve been slowly coming to peace with my mortality. I believe all humans or anything living for that matter at their core have a biological fear of death. Every human who has ever lived has felt the chill of mortality. This is something we will never be able to escape from. As much as I’ve tried, I simply can’t comprehend death. It will be forever out of reach, and when it does happen, odds are I won’t know it. However, no amount of thinking will ever change the nature of reality. At the end of the day, thoughts are just thoughts.
I am deeply interested in science, and I’ve come to realize that despite our probing, there will always be a layer we just can’t understand.
The best thing for me is just to focus on living in the present moment, and accepting the finiteness of live. Most of my anxiety goes away this way. I feel at peace and see the eternal beauty in the now. That’s all I can do, and for me that’s enough.
_"The fear of death is the most unjustified of all fears, for there's no risk of accident for someone who's dead."_
- Albert Einstein
This is genuinely insightful. The very thing we fear most is the very thing that puts an end to _all_ fears.
Einstein was a scientist not a mystic. What about Hell ?
He believed as I do too now that we simply change forms.
@@garystevenson5560 There is no hell. God is love we are purified when we die. He is a spirit an energy but massive.
truth
truthHow does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
"Offer the peasants something nice so they'll keep building our pyramids." - This is true on a multitude of levels.
or we could just murder a few of them and the rest will keep building it out of fear lol
@@paule.2687 also true on a multitude of levels
Like the lousy $600 stimulus checks.
Do we really think the Pyramids were built by peasants though? 🤔
@@AJ.Rafael thats like saying do we really believe American slaves picked cotton, of course they did you think the elite gonna build their own pyramids?
I thought Michelle Thaller's retelling of Einstein's viewpoint on death made the most sense, and was, strangely, the most comforting.
Sounds a bit like the Tralfamadorians in Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five.
It's stupid.
Einstein was just a man.
For Christ Sake people. I truly know what happens after death. Just this one time trust me. I can give you the red pill if you want. Contact me if you want to know.
Just wondering, What does the Word “Stupid” Mean ...
And how can you verify your Opinions 🤨
I experienced a death in my life for more than 4 hours. Some name it a near-death-experience. Before that day, I used to believe that there was no life after death. But now, I strongly believe THERE IS REAL LIFE AFTER DEATH. I am preparing my life for that.
I believe in after life but how you gonna prepare for that in this life?
@Kraig StClair it was genuine question lol i don't understand what he needs to prepare in this life for the afterlife unless he's preparing to kill himself then technically he preparing himself for the afterlife
@Kraig StClair I get it man it sounds ridiculous to you but there no need to ridicule people on what they believe. If you dont believe in God that's cool but at least be decent person. I used to be a atheist for 27 years and I get it so I'm not trying change your mind nor ridicule what you believe in because at the end of the day you can't prove that there isnt a afterlife or I can't prove to you either that there is.
@Kraig StClair there you go assuming things. You say keep it out of politics what not you're the one that came on here just commenting "oh please" it had nothing to do with you and I'm not even a Christian. This has nothing to do with what you're talking about, this guy commented on a video that's related to the subject and he just commented on it. Nothing to do with bringing mythology into politics. You're the one thats just trying be asshole and yet you critized Christians people doing the same shit.
@Kraig StClair all I asked was for you be decent guy and you want go a rant about me being Christian and then go on and on whatever and so on. You're just as bad as the Christians you badly talked shit about.
If I knew for sure that afterlife exists, the sadness for thinking that maybe I will never see those whom I've lost again would be gone aswell as the fear of losing those who are close to me. That alone would improve my quality of life substantially. The only problem I have with being alive is that you either die young or you live enough to lose people, and that makes the life more sad the longer you're alive. Maybe that's the point though. After enough losses maybe you end up accepting your own end more easily.
Not one theist asks - What about my loved ones down on earth? I was the bread-winner - are they suffering/starving/sick/homeless/jobless? NOT ONE!
You may find some solace in reading some NDE (near death experience) stories. I read the book Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander. For me, a former Catholic who no longer wants to be affiliated with Catholicism, his book opened my mind to a far more logical view of death and the afterlife. I try to be more loving and kind after reading these stories. I also find huge solace in knowing I’ll be reunited with my love ones who have passed. Good luck to you!
@@keng7758 THERE IS ONLY ONE WORLD! THIS ONE! The one God made for us, this world, this earth, this life! Life is a Gift from God!
Don't throw it away running after magic Retirement Homes in the sky - don't end up as a Ghost - eternal "life" hanging around in old dusty, creepy abandoned mansions
@@ramaraksha01 ohhhh bummer…hanging around like a ghost was my plan….bless you my friend…
@@keng7758 lol the ideas are not that hard - few theists ask any questions while the priest spews easy cheap promises of an eternal life of comfort & ease
No one asks - wait, we get to just sit around doing nothing, like living in a Retirement Home, doing nothing, an idle, useless, pointless existence for eternity?
How does that make any sense?
But by keeping their silence they are accepting that such a "life" is what they want & when they end up as Ghosts, they have no one to blame but themselves
Just wanted to share a quick story of a death experience I had as a child. When I was 6 years old, I had a vivid and realistic dream that my grandfather died. I was pretty close with him growing up even though he lived about 5 hours away. In the dream, we were at a water park at the top of the slide. He told me he had to leave. I was sad and told him I didn’t want him to leave. He then said goodbye and pushed me down the water slide. When I hit the water, I awoke from the dream. It was in the middle of the night and I was sad and crying. My father heard me and woke up and came to check on me. I was telling him I wanted to call “grandpa”, but he said it was too late in night and we could call him tomorrow. I then started asking my father questions about heaven, hell, and where people go when they die. Fast forward to later that day around noon, and my mother gets a call that “grandpa died”. Both of my parents were very surprised about the foretelling dream. I can’t explain it, maybe it was just a coincidence, but unlikely. I wonder if it was spiritual communication indicating there is life after death or that human brains send off remote communication signals in ways we do not yet understand. I would love to hear people’s thoughts on this or from those with similar experiences.
I had a similar dream about my mother. In my dream I heard her call out my name and she spoke to me. The next day I called her, and she was fine.
A few years later, on the night when she did pass away, I got nothing.
The way I see it is: people have dreams and people die - according to the laws of probability, sometime they coincide. For you, it was like drawing to an inside straight - unlikely, but it does happen.
I think there is a lot we don't know about life and death and the mind.
People are soo scared of the unknown and thus understandably sceptical.
Your grandfather, imo, DEFINITELY came to say goodbye to you. I’ve had way to many contacts with spirit beings to write off your experience as a ‘sream’ or a coincidence.
Chill everyone, we’ll get there soon enough and see for ourselves just how incredible the afterlife truly is.
I had similar dream. The first person I fell in love with came into my dream after 50 years. I have never dreamed of him before, not once after we went our separate ways. In my dream he came to visit me, but never said a word, I kept asking questions and he would not answer, as in life. He had fixed his eyes on a door and kept looking at it. I woke up and went to computer to check on him for the first time. He had just died. How and why this happened, I do not know.
@J C Well said. Interesting to me is that I cannot tell the difference between real life and a dream. I assume most people I guess are the same way. Sometimes I dream and then after awake I think the dream really happened. On occasion, I can be having a pleasant dream and then wake-up. I can then purposefully go back to sleep and try to continue the same dream. Often I can do so. Sometimes I can dream and have a creative moment. I used to keep a pen and pad nearby so I could write down any epiphanies.
Yes there is life after death, but not for the person who died...
Lol
Good answer.
😂😂😂
anti-solipsism ? :D
Its over before you know it
Having experienced ego death I have come to the conclusion that the thing I’m afraid of losing isn’t the thing I am and subsequently there’s nothing to fear
One of two things happens, when you die:
1) Shit happens
2) Nothing happens
I mean, if we have full intestines then after we die. We will. Shit.
@@dicezart9667 nice.
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@@khairyusuf1659 Bro stop posting this in every comment. I came here for Bill Nye. Even if i do die and i am forgotten, i don’t give a fuck, i ain’t scared of that, i’m more scared by the fact that my country is about to be destroyed by a crackhead psychopath
I may be immortal. I mean, so far so good.
Like the man said while falling from a skyscraper halfway down.
truth How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
We are all immortal. We are all the same life. We have experience every instances of life. In one life, I was you and you were me. There is only Existence and it is infinite.
What were you up to 78 years ago?
@@Val2073 Huh?
The fact that we are here in this world when we didn't choose it means that it can happen again after we die
Maybe we did choose it, i mean we had the smarts enough to know when we were itty bitty sperms that we had to swim fast and beat all the other sperms, wasnt that some kind of choice?
@Luca Duca It’s not logical at all. There can’t be nothing after death, because "nothingness" is as far from logic as it can get.
That is true. But the wait is going to be loooong!
@Luca Duca oh shut it
@@blizzforte284 it's logical. It's part of the cycle of sustenance. We were created. To be the best of creations. With our desires and needs, to beat those desires and follow what the creator wanted for us is being the best of creations. Animals have no free will. They will act accordingly to their desires. We have been given the power to choose.
its just like sleeping but u never wake up u wont know but this scares me alot
Learn about near death experiences.
NDE's.
No it's not, go talk to people who experienced near death experiences, and coming back with personal messages that they wouldn't knew prior, or people seeing or hearing their love ones again, or the love ones leaving messages to other people to give to their family that's living, only people who say like sleep constantly get disputed by others, because sleep have dreams and thoughts along with emotions attached to it, and sleep is the cousin of death, along with sleep healing and reserving the body
More than learning about NDE's, I'd say follow a strong spiritual path.
@@QVUTDN right
I like the Confucius saying " If we don't know life, how can we know death "
watch a Tedx video titled "From life to death, beyond and back | Thomas Fleischmann" and you will change your mind
@@baselkhateeb No coming back from the dead story of a made up revelation in a made up religion is going to convince me unless I see it myself and even if I see a deity or after life no one but myself will know and understand. It would be impossible to share, only to ourselves can it be revealed.
Also no one would believe it anyways for good reason.
@@man-yp1gb I used to agree with you,, but was shocked with the proven NDE experiences that shown there is a life after death.. you better be ready by then.
@@baselkhateeb ready for what? I have nothing to worry about. I can argue the bible or any religious text to the creator and show it's flaws, then what?
It's a pretty dumb and weak saying. Just because Confucius is supposed to have said something, doesn' t mean it's automatically gold and beyond criticism.
Any sane person should have an understanding of what it means to be alive and live a life. We are aware that we die, but of course, since it is a one way ticket, we can't know it until it's happening.
I think the humblest thing to say about the afterlife is that we don't know what happens to us after we die.
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
@@likenl4508 Sorry but I'm not a Jesus freak like yourself!
@@bogusmcbogus2637 That's what a body does after it dies. There's no proof that our souls die and rot. So you don't know
@@bogusmcbogus2637 Is there evidence for your thoughts?
@@dcterr1 Wouldn't it be freakish to not believe, and have it come true rather than the other way round?
Hey guys. This comment goes out to anyone out there who’s ever lost a loved one. I feel your pain. And my thoughts go out to you. Rest in peace to all the people that lost there lives in 2020. And before. If anyone’s feeling down or depressed going into 2021. Your not alone. But your not giving up today. You get back up and get back down that road. And if you need more time then you rest a little more. But don’t you dare give up, if the people you lost meant something then do it for them... do it because they would want you to, do it for the people around you.... mental health is a serious thing guys. Let’s all stick together ❤️
Thanks for the positive message.
I am in pain. I lost my father on 17/02/21. He had a hemoragie stroke on 10/02/21 :( I miss him so much
@Shums 93 - I'm so sorry. It's not an easy thing to cope with, especially when it happens unexpectedly.
Please get counseling, and cry whenever you need to.
I assure you that your dad wouldn't want you to be unhappy.
@@shumsshay4universe My entire life has been about proving the afterlife exists. It’s a personal thing as it should be, I understand why these scientists believe as they do, but sadly not everyone gets to see the proof I have witnessed. It may not be a place of flowers and parties, and not even a place - it’s simply going back to what started all of this and yes very conscious. Just because they cannot explain it, doesn’t make it truth.
I like your positivity.
I have had too many experiences with the deceased to not believe in an after life. Including deceased I never met when they were alive (one example is my biological grandmother who died when my mum was a child). Also including deceased that were complete strangers (one example: the man in the hospital watching his granddaughter who had just had surgery and shared a hospital room with me. The nurse walked straight through him). There is definitely something after death. The deceased I have spoken to about an life after death all say basically same thing: If I was to tell you you'd want to join me there. But your journey on Earth is not complete yet/ You have more to learn/more to do here. Don't worry about it right now. All going well you joining me will be a long time away.
I really hope you're right, though I wish I could experience such things for myself so that I could not only hope but believe in it
The belive of an afterlife was created by humans cuz of the fear of nothing. Nothing is more scary then nothing
@@morten8586 that's your belief
We'll see about that...
If there is an afterlife, one must also ask, for whom? Does that also apply to primates, chickens or worms?
Does this also apply to earlier human species such as Homo Erectus or Neanderthalensis? And if it only applies to Homo Sapiens, from when?
Idk about other religions but from Islam perspective all the animals go to heaven and the for the homo Sapien i don't really know base on Quran they have cause catastrophic and bloodlust kill and for human and any other living things that never heard about Islam will go to heaven
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In buddhism, yes, a chicken can be reincarnated as an angel in next life. Then angel also dies. He can then be something within 31 realm. (which includes heavens, human, hell, animals, ghosts, rupa beings, arupa beings.)
Neil Degrass Tyson just talked about the very reason he wants to be buried, not cremated, if someone didnt watch it, because he wants his energy, body, to feed the earth, continue to feed the earth, being cremated would waste all that energy...Sounded kinda nasty, feeding the worms, but I can understand it...
Herbert Heyduck, don't worry about chickens or worms.
Worry about yourself and your loved ones.
Neither chickens or worms care about you.
I get extreme anxiety when I'm truly conscious that I will definitely die soon and I cannot control that
Staring at the Sun, by Irvin Yalom
@TheExplorer Hundreds of thousands of people worry about death. It's gotten the label "death anxiety" for a reason. It's not something that you can just brush away.
@TheExplorer Do you speak to people with PTSD and Bipolar disorder in the same condescending manner? Because they're all on equal footing, as far as psychiatric diagnoses go. I recommend reading Staring at the Sun by the psychologist Irvin Yalom, so that you can educate yourself on the matter and hopefully sympathize more with other people don't share your outlook on existence.
@TheExplorer Wow, I hope you don't interact with other people in your day-to-day life. Depression alone affects up to 15-20% of all people. Are you really just going to ignore 1/5 of the population for something beyond their control?
@TheExplorer the fact that I enjoy life is what's giving me fucking anxiety that I will lose it all. One day you'll experience the same self-realization I get when you, yourself, will have to die and there is no way you can control it
"picture what it would be like when you're dead"
I picture it will be a lot like before I was born. Billions of years passing by without my awareness. I don't care. Because I can't care.
Best comment so far. Well done.
It is a scary thing to think about but don’t worry you are in this one I am Christian and I believe in heaven
@@ethanthatgangster5653 An eternity on bended knee singing the praises of a psychotic deity. Sounds like hell to me.
@@con.troller4183 Damn right. The Christian version of heaven sounds not only that we become servile, but also incredibly dull…especially for ‘eternity’.
Just because you can't remember something doesn't mean it didn't happen. The first few months or years of your life, for example.
1:18. I've always said that the biggest downside to living is losing more of the ones you love
As someone who is terrified of what comes next after death, I look it as this way for comfort: you have a soul. You have energy. Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. Both your soul and your energy need somewhere to go. I’m not sure what’s next. Reincarnation? Heaven? Hell? Eternal darkness? I’m not sure but I do believe there is something next
There's no proof that a soul exists, but if it makes you happier and more comfortable thinking other wise, then more power to you. :P
We are no different than other animals.
As space is expanding, mass/energy is decreasing as a percentage of total space. Therefore all energy will eventually dissipate into the cold darkness of space. And that's where you'll probably end up unless space stops expanding somehow.
A grain of sand in the ocean is tiny. A grain of sand in the vastness of the universe is practically non existent.
@@thersten
Your physical body will perish no doubt, but will concious traverse or transcent somewhere else even if it means living another life on another planet? Because really, iif we had solid evidence that it's light out after this life and there's 'nothing' after. I would be making some big changes. :P
@@NintenPizza think about it...did ur consciousness appear out of nowhere once you were born? Or did it exist before that point and somehow "traverse" into your current body? You obviously have no connection to any previous version of you so it should be obvious that whichever the case; you won't remember anything so death is the end because your memory will either not exist or be wiped clean.
Make those changes TODAY!!!
My cat died six years ago, I still miss my beautiful Gingy.
Get another Cat
That is sad
I hope you and your cat reunite in after life
I lost over 14 cats in the last 20 years. Their passing caused me great sadness and after two years with no pet I came to realize that the only way to get over my grief was to get another cat. One was brought to me by fate and now I have a darling tuxedo cat that I adore.I do believe in an afterlife and I know I will see all my deceased pets again at Rainbow Bridge.
@@melinasasha120 I hope so, Gingy is burried in a little grave under the tree where he curled up and slept during the day. I so miss him.
All the talk about there's no life after death, then Michio Kaku comes in and says something like "we can digitally clone your mind and make you immortal".
Let's see them clone our spirit......
@@rudyferrell for a small fee there will be the clone spirit option 😝
That idea is actually precise
It will be a copy of you but not you.
@@monte8069 wrong. YOU are going to pay for dining God and having nothing to want to do with him. People will tell themselves anything to get out of feeling guilty for their sins.
When my grandfather died , my dad woke up in the middle of the night and he saw him standing before him, and he came to tell him that he was alright.
I don’t know if this was real or not, probably a manifestation of grief for him.
It’s just your dad’s mind, he just misses his dad that much that he thinks he can see hem.
@@edednoc2672 I agree with you that if we often think of the dearest people we have lost... they will appear in our dreams and we will be informed that they are OK... This happened to me and my aunt. who died and she came in my dreams and said something like, "Don't worry, I'm fine... WE're resting!", but why she said " WE " ? the dream was so REAL that even today I'm pretty shocked. :( Also, my grandmother told me in another dream: "Christi, I'm not coming back from here..." She seemed to be fine in that place...
What is real is your dad's vivid imagination. Why not conjure up grandfather and have your camera rolling? It's a childish and frankly dangerous fiction.
Imagine when u die and wake up to see an skinny being staring at you with a joint in his hands saying "how was it? "
@Jason it's up-to you 🙁 since most people could just imagine a skinny, green, with big black eyes whenever we talk about an extraterrestrial being
You mean the alien version of Snoop Dogg?
You've been watching to many movies bruh.
Nah I’ll wake up look to my left my joint will be in the ashtray
Dude:)))))
The biggest mistake with this kind of thinking is the presumption that an "I" exists.
And the second biggest mistake is the assumption that "we" includes only humans.
I agree - I'm surprised Sam Harris didn't hit on this, given that he's spoken many times about the illusion of the self. He comes at it from the path of meditation though, so maybe he believes still in continuity of experience, which would merit the question of afterlife, rather than experience of continuity, which could do away with that question.
Could you elaborate on the "we" comment?
@@Anonymous9683 A lot of people say "We experience our consciousness." or something to that effect. What is "We"? Does "we" include other animals? Fish? Insects? Bacteria? Single cells?
They's have to include single cells, otherwise they'd have to arbitrarily select somewhere between humans and cells.
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Tomorrow is not Promised 💔
We R Living in a Unpredictable world, ✨
Repent Asap 💕
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But , Life is Limited
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@@khairyusuf1659 Will you just stop posting the same nonsense over and over? It’s simply annoying and you won’t convince anyone!
this is the one thing i will be afraid of until my dying day. I want there to be something after life, the one thing i don't want to lose is myself, because it's the only thing i have left. I want to believe in an afterlife, but a part of me knows that logically, there isn't one. i can't bring myself to choose one, if i choose to believe in an afterlife i feel like i'll just be lying to myself, but if i choose to believe there i nothing, i'll never be able to feel comfortable again, knowing every second is me closer to just....not being.
I can't talk about this with people, brcause i always get one extreme or the other. "believe in God, he will show you." i can't bring myself to believe in something that never had an effect in my life, my grandparents where strong believers in God and spent the majority of their lives helping others, yet suffered slow painful death with no peace. My dad who helped others went the same way. why did they get nothing but suffering in the end when they did so much good?
or people say "well there's nothing after so why care, you won't be around t care about it." that doesn't help me at all, I WANT to be around to care. i dont want to stop existing, and you think the best way to comfort me and help me come to terms with it is just say "yhea you wont exist, so fucking suck it up." i want to keep existing, i dont care about being alive, or being on earth, having my stuff, i just want to keep being me.
I want to believe in religion and the possiblity of an after life, but i don't feel like i can do that without accepting that there's the chance that nothing exists afterwards, because I'll just feel like im lying to myself, But i can't bring myself to accept nothing ater death because i don't want to accept that I'll just lose the one thing that i own alone, myself.
Bro i feel u 10000%. I'm struggling too between religion and logic. I'm always thinking it doesn't metter how strong your faith is or how good it made you feel in your life, everything you believe could be a lie and its fucking my mind. I get the same reactions when i talk to people about this "You have to believe and you'll gonna see" or "You cant feel anything, neither happiness or sadness theres just nothing so fuck it enjoy life." Well its not that easy when you think everything you do could be senseless and for nothing.
I feel your merry go round train of depressive thinking I’m feeling it as well now and a few times before in my life and I’m not even 30 I still got decades to live but don’t want these thoughts in the back of my head every day
How are you doing otherwise though?
Think of it this way,if you did not exist and suddenly popped into existence,and will pop out of it again,what’s stopping you from popping into existence again?
@@jebotekarotte6307 belief is like believing and supporting a Dictator who will then reward his loyal supporters - that is where all these ideas came from
ancients living under Kings/Dictators who made God in their image - such men demanded obedience and loyalty(belief) & rewarded/punished accordingly
Religions like Christianity & Islam use these ideas to gain power
Imagine voting for someone who then says those who voted for me, I will reward, those that did not will suffer
Or those who are of my religion I will reward & those that are not will suffer
Would you not call such a person pure evil?
And yet change that person to God and suddenly even bright minds grovel in agreement!
That is amazing!
And all these afterlife scenarios are ALL THE SAME! The easy lazy life of comfort the prostitutes/gigolos/leeches/freeloaders live shamelessly sponging off their rich Sugar Daddies! There is a Sugar Daddy being waiting for us and if we believe he exists and get his name right, we will be rewarded with such a life! Sit around doing nothing, an idle, useless, pointless existence for eternity!
Every time I have asked what does one DO in heaven? Can you describe a day to me? just ONE DAY? Theists run away!
Can't believe religions making cheap easy promises that they know can never be verified are the top ones in the 21st century
God is like a Dictator who will reward those who believe and support him? God is a Putin, a Saddam? Those that do not support him suffer but those who support Putin/Saddam live the good life?
Can't believe that in the 21st century these are the top ideas!
And every time I have asked - what does one DO in heaven? Can you describe a DAY to me? Just ONE DAY? Theists run away!
What is amazing is to see that the Media does not ask such questions either! protecting religion and its cheap and easy promises
Why exactly would God have billions of people living like prostitutes/gigolos/leeches/freeloaders live down here - shamelessly sponging off their rich Sugar Daddies - not doing a lick of work?
How does that make any sense?
It is a known fact in science that everything in the universe can never be destroyed nor can be created out of thin air. When a house is destroyed in a hurricane, the only thing destroyed is the definition of the house itself but the house is still there but instead it's in pieces. Everything applies to this. Everything is transformed, not created, not obliterated but transformed. Why, as a person, a consciousness, would we be the exception to that rule?
Hearing that Einstein said those things makes me believe and brings me great comfort. My husband is still with me, for real.
I just lost my husband last week, I pray he’s still with me too😢
They are.
@@jlpc2474
He is with you
Always and forever
✝
In our minds memories live. But he hat happens to our memories when our brains die?
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
Regardless of if there's an afterlife I think we should live as if there's nothing after death and truly appreciate the life we have now. Sure I have my own ideas or hopes for what an afterlife might be like but I don't live by those hopes. If they end up being true then I'll be pleasantly surprised, if I am wrong and nothing comes after death I won't feel anything.
You've got the right idea. Good point.
Certainly works both ways
@raimond white watch a Tedx video titled "From life to death, beyond and back | Thomas Fleischmann" and you will change your mind
I don't think a RUclips video will convince many of life after death.
Live for today and don't worry about after your dead.
You don't live by your own hopes or ideas!? Then who's hopes and ideas do you live by!? And your assuming if somebody doesn't believe in an afterlife, that'll just make them appreciate the life they have, when it has just of good a chance of having the exact opposite effect. Morals don't appear out of thin air
Remember what it was like before you were born? I suspect that being dead is much like that. - Alan Watts 🍻😷
Sometimes I wonder why we have unexplained talents and interests though.
You should add "quote by Alan Watts" behind your sentence
@@freedk9 It's been so long since I'd read it I had forgotten it was from Alan Watts. I'm old 😄. Thank you. 🍻 (I fixed my post😉)
I've been saying this for a while now. Makes me smile when it when it turns out I've recognized something on my own, even using the same words, that Mr Watts has said.
@@sonjaleesloth We don’t
We, as a Muslims, with billions of Christians and also Judaists, believe in one God.
We might have disagreements about prophets, customs and other stuff - but we are united in One Main Thing: God is One and Only.
Cool. But imagine going to heaven and realising as a Muslim that there is a Jesus and no Mohammed. Or we all are going to venerate Mary, and how would protestants see this.
Imagine a Jehova Witness getting to celebrate birthdays in heaven which they rejected or told not giving blood cost many people's lives and will be punished for that.
Imagine being in heaven and Muslims are told to call God Jehova, or told to pray the Rosary.
@Kraig StClair that's cool.
ان الدين عند الله الإسلام
I like to think when we die we are immediately passed into a new dimension in which time does not exist as is does here. Our loved ones did not have to wait at all for us, not will we have to wait for them. We all exist simultaneously at the endpoint of time. That’s what I like to think. What I actually believe, I have no idea.
This makes the most sense
Bills perspective really shocked me. He asked "what would you do differently if you knew there was an afterlife, commit more crime?" How about realize sooner, that life is more of a learning experience and that maybe there is a bigger lesson and purpose than just living then death. You would allow yourself to not take things as serious, you would maybe appreciate nature more and find a deeper sense of the universe knowing it Is all connected, plus so so much more. You can do some of these things without believing that we are eternal beings, but knowing we are, shines a light on so many more areas that may have not been visible before. I was an atheist and over time my horizon expanded as my understanding of things did, which transformed into spirituality. I can only hope the horizon expands more and more for everyone.
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
I WAS an atheist too. Draw closer to God and he will draw closer to you. He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.
Yeah, that argument about committing more crime if you believe in an afterlife sounds like its coming from a bitterly atheist teenager.
@@WookieeWarrior3000 Except everyone is different. Perhaps some would commit more crime while others would see just how valuable here and now is, that there isn't a hope for better things in an afterlife and would thus do their utmost to change things here and now. No two minds are the same, not even for identical twins.
Yeah it says alot about Mr. Bill Nye the gender fluid guy.
I love this conversation and I respect everyone's take in this video. I think Michael Schermer is a little over confident in saying there is nothing. If we don't even REALLY know what consciousness is, how can he confidently make the claim that your consiousness disappears and it all turns into nothingness after death? I like Sam's take the best, he confidently makes claims about what he can observe but refrains from making claims about things we can't observe.
The point is that we can imagine anything - how about Superman? Maybe there is a planet out there with two suns which give people magic powers if they came here? Spiderman? All we have heard is of people dying or getting sick when bitten by spiders but who knows there are spiders which can give us magic powers?
You see where this is going
You can't live in speculation & greed for what you want to happen - you have to live in the REAL WORLD!
@@ramaraksha01 your spider and Superman argument is really convincing. I don't think I implied blind faith or belief in the supernatural, only that we should base our assumptions on what we can observe. To do anything other than that is the antithesis of scientific inquiry.
@@michaelvanburen6010 Exactly and that is what Shermer is doing - that is how Science works, otherwise it would not be science. Until we can get evidence of some supernatural being or this afterlife, we have to conclude that there is none
Problem is that Hinduism says what we hope for might come true but not in the way we hoped for
Christians & Muslims have built Sugar Daddy lands in the sky - a being that has nothing better to do than to keep billions in a life of ease & comfort - just as Sugar Daddies do to their prostitutes/gigolos/leeches/freeloaders
Hinduism says well if that is your vision of an afterlife then you will be reborn as a Dog or a cat or a pet - free food, shelter, protection & care - no work, no worries - heaven!
Worse would be to end up as a Ghost - here again the vision of an afterlife will come true - live in a huge mansion, old and creepy yes but still a mansion, no hunger no thirst, no pain or suffering and of course no work or worries and since they are already dead they get to "live" forever!
Careful what you wish for, it will come true
@@ramaraksha01 I don't think you're actually reading what I'm saying, you seem to be having an argument with someone else. I'm not proposing to blindly believe in things without evidence. It's not scientific to make conclusions about what you can't observe. We couldn't always observe black holes, but it wasn't unscientific to theorize about black holes.
I'm agreeing with Sam Harris' view in this video, who is an an atheist. So I'm not sure why you're bringing up ancient religious beliefs as if thats somehow relevant.
I'm not religious, but it sort of bothered me that they assumed that people who believed were not really living their life to the fullest. What does that actually mean? Assuming that there is no afterlife, what could you really do differently? I doubt there are many people who say that, well, I'm going to heaven after I die so I'm just sort of going to hibernate until then. We are all constrained by our existing circumstances as to how we live. It's got nothing to do with waiting for the afterlife.
U R a mixture of 3: physical BODY, SPIRIT and SOUL........When U die, Ur body decays in the soil. However, Ur Soul (consciousness) and Spirit (full of energies) do not decay. So, both gone away together....This is said to be LIFE after death. Clear??
Says only you.
This might sound crazy but hasn’t anyone volunteered to be medically “killed” by a team of doctors so they were clinically dead for several minutes and then immediately revived by said doctors so they could tell us what happens after death?
Near death experiences are interesting, first as far as medicine and science has gotten us, the brain is still woefully not understood, we so much more to learn.
imo NDEs are not a stable ground for serious consideration due to the brains ability to randomly take us to wildly different scenarios during these NDEs, or maybe even have no experience at all.
It's kind of like an LSD or Mushroom trip, you can have a room full of folks taking the same substance but having very different trips, some good, some moving, some hellish, some indifferent.
@@mutalix So its the brain doing it but without brain activity?
@@KajiRider1997
You're heart can stop beating, yet your brain still be active, not for more than few minutes though.
With the passing of tens of seconds in that state making it progressively worst for the brain leading to higher chances of irreversible brain damage the more time passes.
So there is still brain activity when you've stopped breathing and the heart stops beating.
@@mutalix Yes, and the brain activity stops and that's when most NDE have been said to occur. So after the brain flunks, not during or before.
@@KajiRider1997 *Yes, and the brain activity stops and that's when most NDE have been said to occur.*
Nope, brain activity doesn't stop in NDE state, if it would stop you would be dead irreversibly. NearDeathExpirience - see the word "Near";)
One of the best examples I have seen of how to be was Fred Rogers of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. He taught children to accept others as they were and to love. He never pushed his beliefs on other people. He didn't live for the future except to make it better for everyone, and wasn't stuck in the past. Just love and help others. That's the only thing that makes this life meaningful. At least to me.
Damn. Right! To be of service to others!
He was a beautiful person. If we could all aspire to be like him…
I think while you are dying the concentrated (live-) energy you are made of is slowly reconstructing into a less concentrated state.. as the rule of conservation of energy in physics describes it's not getting loose. So in some way there is an afterlife for us. I think it depends on entropy and whether your live energy gets loose of itself and just diffuses into everything else or stays in a more concentrated way to partially penetrate a new individual.
@Jan-Robin Gentile yeah that was a Brokkoli thought, there's nothing more than being a paprt of the Mycelium. 💊
At least I am allowed to throw something on the table beside your killer arguments. So give me an antithesis, to allow me to check why this Brokkoli thought might not be worth hearing.
That's exactly what I think as well just never seen anyone say it as I would
I love this kind of philosophical show, teaching us to see the bigger picture and re-evaluate what we exactly know in life rather than being imprisoned and blindly follow the teaching of majority for the next centuries to come.
Now about death, do we really die? As a catholic it is the preaching that when a person dies, his soul will face judgement then he will move to afterlife but what if that’s not the case, what if we just simply cease to exist, our personality will be gone, our body will cease to function and that’s all. We are not even aware that we are dead because we have no more consciousness, our relatives will grieve because of the changes it will bring but they will coped withit and the cycle will continue.
I recently had 2 close family members pass and this actually helped me.. thank you
You may want to look into NDEs. Perhaps it may help/benefit you ? I mean im generally skeptical but NDEs are quite intriguing stories. Look up Sam Parnia, Bruce Greyson, Titus Rivas : The self doesnt die for starters.
Sorry for your loss. Lean into the grief. ☮️
Wishing you a lot of strength and happiness in ur moment of discomfort.
The job of every prophet in the Bible has and is to explain how Mankind has come to form part of the Divine Deity of God
As created by God - to his Holy Image, we are are important to Him; hence He sent his one ☝️ and only Son (see John 3:16) so we had a fresh start lol. I know this by having a relationship with my Dad (creator) not by cheap mankind’s religions and rituals. Pls don’t let man deceive you on who Our Father really is.
All you need is an empty room (hahah) and a heart full of wonder looking for Him to find the one and only truth - Just say Jesus I give you my life. This is how you live forever by his side. X 🚨🌊🎄
@@Yameen200 thank you for this reference, I really appreciate it.
I've experienced death twice, I've came back and we as humans at least in this universe have to accept death as part of our time here on earth. I do believe that our bodies are just carcasses and our spirit goes to another place and time, another universe and maybe there when we finally die we will meet up with our love one's.
@justaguylearningmusic absolutely, but energy from our bodies always live on. energy HAS to take form it cannot be a still matter. So our energy has to go somewhere, I would say re-incarnation is the best bet.
@@Parkappa the amount of energy that leaves a dying body is so small it becomes heat ....then evaporates ......do some research fact !!!!
@@jmcg7705 well energy cannot be destroyed
@@chiragkhatri739 it is not destroyed it passes into another substance = heat then is evaporated ......do some research stupid !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@jmcg7705 Energy cannot evaporate, I don’t know where you’re getting that information from. Ask any science teacher, energy HAS to take a form. It cannot die. Evaporation means energy leaves the world. It CANNOT leave.
If there is an afterlife, you could be living it right now.
Damn.
And when you die you go to the after afterlife
We could be living in purgatory.
After death, your soul leaves your physical body and stays at the place of death in invisible form. Then you get into another parallel world and wait for your turn to born again with new body, new mother and father. Birth to death, we live as per preordained story, collecting and reducing Karma including the Karma you inherited in your previous birth. Rarely, a person clears all the Karma and becomes a soul free of birth and death. May be Jesus is one example. There are known saints in India who just vanished in thin air.
@@padmanabhanc.s.chittoor1605 I once had an odd dream. Or perhaps it wasn't a dream : I was waiting in a seemingly vague condition with many others just like me. I remember asking, "Is it my turn?" That dream (or memory) ends there. Looking back, I wonder from time to time, if I took my turn or someone else's turn.
I watched both of my parents die two years apart. My father had been in a coma for 24 hours with a death rattle. Seconds before he died, his breathing slowed down and stopped. The instant his heart stopped, his eyes flashed wide open and his face appeared startled as though he was surprised by what he saw! My mom's eyes looked like she was staring at a group of people in the distance... I knew both of them extremely well. Their faces at the instant of death convinced me there was an afterlife and they were actually still alive in some unknown capacity.
Wow that’s must be definitively going on in whole different level going on.
Hey I’m really sorry man, I hope your doing great, and wish the best for you.❤️
I would have to say that anyone's heart stopping would send them into a state of shock. Have you ever had palpitations?
None of these guys seem to have smoked DMT
Sam Harris has talked about other psychedelics to be fair. He at least admits that he has no clue what happens.
i agree. they view consciousness in a very primal/earthly/material way. consciousness is a much more complicated thing. i felt like einstein's theory, as retold by the first lady, was the most interesting one in the entire video.
@@ProtoForte Look into bernardo kastrups ideas on consiousness. He totally against the whole materialism of consiousness
@@ProtoForte no it is not. Consciousness is an emergent property of the brain, that's all. Just because we consider it mysterious doesn't mean we are made of non-material components.
@@RickKasten I'm not one to use an argument like this. But you are 100 percent sure that it is a property of the brain. In that case, why have scientists not discovered what part of the brain forms a consciousness? why are you not able to tell me where in the brain the consciousness is? we know 100% of the materials that the brain is composed of. not to mention the thousands of scientists throughout the centuries who have studied the human brain, and in recent years even at a microscopic level. how come we still can't recreate a consciousness if that were the case?
I don't mind dying. I just don't want to be there when it happens. Woody Allen.
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Hinduism: consciousness comes to experience life on earth as a learning experience, it returns to 'source' when it thinks its purpose has completed
(Here source means - divine being/god)
What is consciousness? Where does it come from? Where does God come from?
Show me your source (God). Or else it's just a made up story.
@@jaymarkkabo2626 i meant to say, in above paragraph source signifies god/divine being..
The first time I had general anesthesia, the experience... was of having no experience. No sense of time passing, no sensation of being asleep or dreaming. I could've been out for a few seconds, or a few years, I would believe either one the evidence proved to tell me. If I had to describe it as anything, I would just say black, or nothing. Not even black except for the moments before unconsciousness and right before regaining consciousness when your eyes are physically closed. Anyway I had a very great sense overcome me that that's what death is. It's just being turned off, like a light.
Socrates said to fear death, or assume it is some evil, is to think oneself wiser than you really are.
Everything that ever lived has died. It can't be that bad. Life itself arose for whatever natural process that is, and death is an inevitable part of that, for some reason we don't understand. That is the crux of our deliberations. But it is a moot point.
I love this comment so much. I know exactly what you mean about general anesthesia. I had a hysterectomy 2 years ago. My first real surgery. I remember the feeling of just before and in between being under and waking up. It took me twice as long to fully wake up. During that time right at the beginning of coming out I remember this feeling of fading away. I was unconscious, I could hear but didn't understand the sounds. I could sense that my body was being moved but couldn't feel it. I realized this only once I had woken up. Had I never woken up the last part of me would have only known closing my eyes before surgery. It's just too much for us to fathom. Just like how we don't have to think about it for our lungs to take in air, we don't have to think about it to keep our hearts beating. Those organs are designed to work until they don't. Those organs can't imagine not doing their job, they just do it. Our brains are the same.... a brain can't fathom not doing its job. It's a survival tactic, I think.
Anesthesia just put you to 😴. When you die you will see the real afterlife with no return. And much regret on your way to hell
Long comment full of gibberish.
My best friend died two years ago of a fatal heart attack in my driveway. It totally crushed me.😔 However, he had a saying about the perception of death. It was this: When we are alive, we are watching life go by just like we were watching a parade through a peephole in a fence. We can only see one person passing by at a time. However, God sees the whole parade all at once.😊❤ I sure do miss him.😔
Religion is the peephole. Science builds a step to let you see the entire parade above the fence. God is the candy they throw at you that gives you cavities.
@@timterrell8678 Who said ANY word about religion?
@@alexyancy6018 I brought up religion. Did it trigger you because you don’t belong to one?
@@timterrell8678 Yeah, as a reply.
"Trigger me because i dont belong to a religion"...
I thought religion is the "peeophole".
I am not a fan of religion so why would i be unhappy about not having one ?
i consider myself as spiritual and yes i believe in an all uniting essence that is connected with every being in this universe. Thats what most people call GOD.
But is not dependant on religion
@@alexyancy6018 Then your peephole would be spirituality instead of religion.
given we experiencing a life now means that life is possible. all science is the data of the universe and it's inherent patterns, it seems sort of silly to assume it only happens once
I think we really don't know what life is, or how it got started on Earth.
I believe that there are many things that we do not know. Just look at how much science we discovered over the past 500 years. Just because we don't see any definitive evidence of an afterlife right now doesn't mean it's not there. You gave to separate science from beliefs sometimes because we are lucky to be in a time where we know so much but we are still limited in what we kno
Like I do Absolutely agree okay
Besides science. Look at how much mathematical equations and problems we solved past 500 years. How religions and philosophies improved year by year to make human values better. How Physical Education has improved giving us sports that makes us healthy physically and mentally. How languages evolved to unite people.
A Human Life is Interdisciplinary, don't worship science.
There’s a good possibility that after death, we just go back to being what we were before we were born. Basically a state of nothingness. I’d much rather that be the case as opposed to having to live forever. Life is hard and it’s brutal. Just the thought of outliving my dogs is downright depressing.
*Do you realize, that NOTHING is SOMETHING, or you would NOT be able to refer to it ???*
@@johnb8854 Don’t get me wrong John, I love being alive and I intended to stay that way as long as I can. I just have no problem with this life being finite. It gives purpose and appreciation for what I have. I hope there are other layers/levels/dimensions to it.
Whenever I ask myself what it must feel like after death, I always ask myself how it must have before birth and that will answer everything.
And how would you know how you felt before birth?
Hmm... let's make it simpler, how would you know how you felt in an event you forgot happened?
I believe after death, you return to non existence state just like you have been before your birth
It's pretty wishful, but I wonder if this nothingness is for eternity or if after an inconveniencebly long time (perhaps after a new big bang) you can you experience a new life?
@@farrellmasterson the fact is "You return to dust and you lose your consciousness for eternity"
@@dibakarhajong2737 You should not toss the word "fact" so cheaply.
This show more ignorance than intelligence.
There are areas of science that cast doubt on monism as being the sole explanation.
After each person says "I don't know" what's the rest of the video about?
I don't know
joy of truth How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
That's the answer. We don't know. Any comforting answers we get from the religions are all, unfortunately, just lies.
@@தமிழோன்manipulative lies
If someone had come into my mother's womb while she was pregnant, and told me about something called a "mother", I wouldn't have believed them. From where I was, I wouldn't have believed in darkness because I never knew light.
I have always believed that death is completely final, but many years ago when I was in the army, I was injured pretty badly.
While in the hospital, during a period of time I have no personal memory of, my parents came to visit. They apparently be came very concerned after I told them a story one day, I generally wasn’t very coherent, about my grandmother coming to visit me in the hospital. I was so happy she came to see me and I had been missing her so much. This really upset my mother as my grandmother had actually passed five years previously.
The way I look at it, its exactly like it was the minute before we were born...Our energy returns to the universe...
or 9 months "before" or right at conception
We in universe already silly you. :)
@@vortpendragon Yes but not in energy form, with a body, because energy can not be created or destroyed, its gotta go somewhere..lol
@@chrisfatecj426
but the cell and it's ATP molecules took billions of years to form.
@@bojackhorsingaround Im just talking about us, living one minute, in our bodies, here, present, body dies, the energy that some people might call a soul, like a small big bang, energy scatters in all directions..But I wont be aware of any of it, its just my opinion thats all any of us can give...
I don't want to be immortal. I just want to finish this one life with a decent standard of living and then be done.
We cease to exist...
But brains *cause* consciousness.
A brain was born= you.
Will there be new brains born in the universe after you no longer exist? Yes.
Therefore death will be followed by the on-set of consciousness of one of those new brains.
and screw the future generations.
@@naturalisted1714 //// Brains receive consciousness, not cause it.
See this is interesting you said that and I hope I can explain myself well here but its complex so I aplogize if its just gibberish.
Some people argue just because people want their to be an after life that is reason there is not one and it is only there fear that makes them believe in it.
Where as some might say in the case of people who doubt there is an afterlife that comes from a fear of there being one.
Hope I do not seem mad or stupid just trying to think deep.
Life is never eternal.
Just like void/abyss is never eternal.
Your consciousness will eventually emerge again just like what happens in this life.
"I'm terrified of NOT existing." But why? We are ALL experts at it - we've done it for 6 billion years before we arrived here.
So true!
We don’t know that. We might just not remember the time before we were born.
I have a medical condition where I pass out and my heart stops
Neurocardiogenic Syncope. I don't always feel it coming. It is a pain to live with. When my heart stops, I lose consciousness. It usually only lasts a few seconds and up to 45 seconds. I don't think I've ever experienced brain death. That being said, when I have an episode and I've lost consciousness, I feel more like I've blacked out, nothing. It's like I'm frozen or suspended. When I come to, I'm usually cold and shaking, often sick to my stomach...sometimes I have lost control of my bowels and/or have thrown up. My whole body had tightened up.. It's like running a marathon with out training or warming up. Very painful. I'm exhausted afterwards. Sometimes for days.
Why don’t you have a pacemaker that triggers when your heart rate drops below a certain rate ( called a demand pacer)?…. So you can prevent these events?
I've had syncope twice as a reaction to pain, and my experience has been so similar to yours. I told my husband that it made me not fear death, because had I really died, I would not have know. It's completely lights out.
Neil deGrasse Tyson - "I would request that my body in death be buried not cremated, so that the energy content contained within it gets returned to the earth, so that flora and fauna can dine upon it, just as I have dined upon flora and fauna during my lifetime” better words have never been spoken so truthfully.........
Yeah coz when you get cremated your body disappears and doesn't go back to the earth 😂
Neil deGrasse Tyson is all about feeding his ego with the things he says, he doesn't realise that he's making himself look stupid in the process by saying things he hasn't thought through properly. Poor guy 😂
But they are very nice words none the less. 😁
He was quoting Diogenes on that one.
-easily Impressed
That's if he does not get buried in a casket
Hinduism says that fire consumes the body and releases the soul so that it can be reborn and rejoin the living and God
Whereas burial traps the soul under the ground where it can be easily grabbed by you know who lives down there
I love science. However, I find it baffling that scientists are as sure of their belief that there is no life after death as religious people are that one exists. I'm also baffled as to why scientists seem to believe that the Christian constructs are the sum of all religious beliefs (it isn't) or why it's their job to disprove it. I was disappointed that this video was almost entirely that and offered very little, save a couple of comments, of actual scientific information. All this video said to me is science has no more factual information on the subject than religious people do. Disappointed.
You sound like fellow devout agnostic - sup!
Well put, Science Nerd.
I think you are missing the point. Science needs evidence to support a proposition and there is no (good) evidence for a life after death so the proposal is jettisoned. Religion accepts proposals with very weak evidence and support those beliefs with “faith”. The two approaches are not equal.
@@learningisfun2108 My point was the expectation would be to hear thoughts from a scientific perspective....what science has to say about life after death. Instead we heard what some scientists think about what religion (primarily Christianity) thinks about life after death.
@@sciencenerd8428 Science has nothing to say about life after death. It has nothing to say about anything supernatural other than, “show some evidence then we can examine it”, IMHO.
I like bill nyes part, he’s simply saying that he doesn’t believe, and he gives reasons why, but he’s still completely open to the idea of it, an open mind is a great thing to have when thinking about these things
Very true. 👍
truth How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
A mind is a terrible thing
Exactly. He didn’t say he KNEW there isn’t an afterlife, he just said he didn’t THINK there is one. He’s also honest in saying he doesn’t know if there is a higher power or not. Intellectual Honesty and saying “I don’t know” is very important
Hi there. I saw you came to this video and have therefore an interest in knowing what happens after death.
I know the actual answer. I truly do how unbelievable it might seem.
I can give you the red pill. I can show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. But you have to have an open mind. Do you have an open mind?
I can only show you the door, even open it for you, but you will have to walk in by yourself.
Are you ready to know?
If spirituality exists, then an afterlife does exist. However that is a concept completely outside of our understanding of the universe, and so it is attributed to optimism and faith (not that it isn’t false). While the polar opposite is grim and realistic, believing that there is no soul, but we are conscious simply because of complex organs and systems that process the world, without that we are unconscious, and unaware of anything. If this is what death is, nonexistence, unconsciousness, unawareness of anything forever, well it hurts to even think about that. Yet we do have examples of an unconscious and unaware state, such as the final stage of sleep when dreams finally leave and you can’t remember anything in between, almost like skipping forward in time, but for death there is no waking up. I think life is underwhelming. Life is a very complicated game, games are very simplified parodies of life, and our entire short existence is only this? Only living one lifetime as one person partaking in such mundane societal activities. I can’t help but want to hope for a continuation, a lot of people cannot. At least we find some solace in the unknown, it’s not determined that death is simply nonexistence.
Is there life after death?
Why don't you interview someone who has died before?? 🤔
Pretty much proves that we pretty much live most of our lives in the third person. (Skepticism is allowed as that is natural for all theories, hypotheses, and scientific evidence).
@@aseelatallah7352 sure go ahead
@@aseelatallah7352 Wrong.
@@mywifesboyfriend5741 Just let him be, religion is good for your health and mental state.
@@user-pp8ru6uu1s No, it really isn't.
As Dr Isaac Azimov lay dying, surrounded by his loved ones: he told them that he was "positive he was merely going to an eternal, dreamless, sleep."
I hope he was wrong
@@verbalstormborn All cowards do.
@@geezzerboy +1
People do like their fairy tales ;-) Don't get me wrong - I like Star Wars, The Lord Of The Rings, Stargate and so much more!
But I'm not pretending that those worlds are real. They are "real" just in our memories.
boy//// I will bet he was surprised when he was still conscious in the afterlife.
@@k0smon No. YOU are betting your childish indoctrination will be true. No chance, in my opinion.
I don't think I'll ever 'get' the concept of thinking without a brain. Thought is a process, one that we can actually observe. The requisite machinery is a functioning brain. I don't know how anyone expects to perform that feat without their brain.
Agreed. Brain off. Heart off. All body turns off. So death is just the cessation of being as we experience it at all. Is there still any awareness of anything? How can there be without a brain? I'm ok with it just being nothing, no experiencing, no awareness. That's all death is: nothing. Not even experiencing nothing, just nothing.
@@RegisteredNurse926 that's what terrifies me. sleeping and never waking back up
@@bigfupa69 That's valid. Millions of years of evolution have hardwired us to be terrified of it.
The good news is we don't have to ever worry about experiencing it. One day there will be no more us to experience anything, so let's make sure we get it all in while we still can!
@@RegisteredNurse926 I think the same!
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting life if we believe in Him. Please do not die and spend ETERNITY in everlasting LAKE of fire that Jesus saved us from don't reject the Cross or the blood shed that He spilt for us Jesus Rose and defeated sin and death for us Please do not die without Jesus there is absolutely NO Hope without Jesus Christ ❤️ I promise because God promised if you believe in Him you shall have everlasting Life. Look in front of you and confess Jesus as LORD and SAVIOR and thank Him for saving you from everlasting fire that never burns out please people Look to Jesus and never look back on the hell that He crushed for us. Jesus is Always right there beside you
Grandpa died for 35 minutes on operating table in the 1930s. He was 13 years old at the time. He was dead so long they were filling out his obituary for the news paper down the halls. Yes there is life after death. He was floating up in the ceiling in total bliss watching them working on himself. And then he said bammo! He was back in his COLD body. He was having appendix removed. He told me this when I was a young man. We were very close for sure. 😊
"Before I start, I must see my end.
Destination known, my mind’s journey now begins.
Upon my chariot, heart and soul’s fate revealed.
In time, all points converge, hope’s strength re-steeled.
But to earn final peace at the universe’s endless refrain,
We must see all in nothingness... before we start again."
🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨
--Diamond Dragons (series)
The University of Virginia has an entire division dedicated to studying Near Death Experiences and Reincarnation. They have tens of thousands of records and they personally interview selected cases that seem to have no logical explanation. Their conclusion is that the soul survives death and it sometimes returns as a different person with memories of their past life / lives.
I have been researching NDE's ever since I read Dr. Moody's book "Life After Life" recounting numerous NDE survivors' experiences after they were clinically dead that they could not possibly have otherwise known such as what the doctors and nurses were doing and using in the emergency room while the patient had no brain function. I'm 76 now and I've read and watched interviews of thousands of NDE experiences. I've only been researching reincarnation for 10 years.
One of the most compelling examples was a woman who needed to have an aneurism removed that was in a critical part of the brain. The doctors had to lower her body temperature to the point where there was no brain function and then had to remove her blood. After the surgery, she was able to tell the doctors everything thing they did and said and the instruments they used all while her consciousness was floating near the ceiling watching everything.
There are examples of reincarnation that cannot possibly be explained other than the previous life he/she recall actually happened based on verified historical records of their past lives.
There is zero doubt in my mind that the soul continues after death and while I can't explain how or why reincarnation occurs, there is irrefutable evidence that it's real. Today, there are perhaps a thousand NDE interviews on RUclips and there a few powerful examples of reincarnation available to anyone willing to search for them. Those that claim that there is nothing after we die, have not done their research--its their emotional response without bothering to do the research.
Another related interesting subject is Intelligent Design in the creation of life. Read Dr. Michael J. Behe's book "Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution". Fascinating read. There is a lot of information on RUclips about intelligent design that is also fascinating.
Never heard of a reincarnated person that remembers their past life. Seems far fetched
Sounds like you actually need this to be the truth rather than you just believing it.
@@bpnation37 that's because you haven't searched
I hope there’s more options/customizability to the afterlife than that. Many would prefer ceasing to exist over ever returning here in any form. I like to believe that there’s so much more than one option, including a sort of nonexistence for any chosen period if anyone desires it beyond the grave. There’s far too much variety in us for there to be only one answer.
You don't died, you keep going. In this life and the next one stay in the light.
facts not myths How does all religion start? It starts with the children . Here is a short 4:00 min video that sets the stage. Look it up on RUclips “Welcome to This World”. Sound familiar
The law of thermodynamics states that “we” have always existed and will continue to exist. However, we only have a very brief time as conscious beings. What we do with that time is what makes every life unique and precious. Our actions may not seem relevant in the great scheme of things. However, toss the smallest stone you can find in the ocean. You can not see it, but the ripple that it causes will shape how the universe continues to unfold. “We are a way for the cosmos to know itself”. ~ Carl Sagan
It is enough to recognize your own life at the end, like the Persian proverb: "The pattern of the carpet and the carpet itself, which you have knotted throughout your life, can only be recognized when it is finished!"
Polly//// You will be quite surprised to find that you are still conscious after you die.
The way I think about immortality is based on 2 assumptions: 1) existence is a matter of probability, and 2) one cannot experience non-existence. Whatever theory of the universe OR Multiverse theory might be true (MWI, CCC, …) there will be a point when the conditions are just right for you to be conscious. It took 13.8 billion years since the big bag for you to pop into existence, however, what one experiences on a personal level is continuous existence. One simply does not exist during the time between the Big Bang and one’s own birth. Likewise one does not exist after one’s own death and the time he/she pops into existence again. It’s simply a matter of probability.
As a heroin addict who lost his wife at a young age and has a addiction to overdose and suicidal tendencies I have overdosed and died many times and most were by my own intention or design the longest I've been dead was over 20 minutes that's 20 minutes without oxygen and heart beat and I woke up in something similar to space and had no body just my own intellect nothing special or enlightened I felt warm and enveloped and happy I did hear my late wife's voice but never saw her she told me I'm ok and to let go as I wooshed toward a distant very distant star that got brighter not bigger as I got closer then they managed to revive me when I woke I was pissed angry that I had come back I got in a fight with paramedics and police and almost went to jail there is something there its like what most discribe but each has theyre own experience, this is just my experience and what I believe and to each they're own have a great day.......Thank you
It's interesting that everyone's brain doesn't work the same way. I guess nobody knows why? I have read that 80% of all the 1,000,000 people (mostly men) in prison in the USA have had some kind of brain trauma.
There’s a good chance your wife was telling you to let her go and go back to your life and change for the better ie get off drugs and make something of yourself. Life is God’s gift and each of us is to use it to make things better for ourselves and others, not throw it away. For this each of us will be examined and judged by God when we really die! Jesus is the Key 🔑 to God’s love and forgiveness. Don’t try to sidestep your Creator.
You know I’ve read stories of ancient techniques to get to the divine and the most intriguing of which (to me at least) was starving themselves to literal death. They believed the divine existed in a very narrow plane between life and death and wanted to walk that plane for as long as possible (they would eat one blueberry a day to survive on)
It just seems like a weird coincidence that you had what seems to be your own kind of blissful or divine state while dying before going back.
You will be fine. You had to come back because your role is still needed in the world, however insignificant it may seem to you.
I knew someone who was a medic in Vietnam, and he told me that each time they brought one of the soldiers back to life, they were just as you describe here. He said they would asked him why he brought them back.
For me the one concept that's more frightening than death is immortality. Imagine being trapped in this dysfunctional world forever, where you would be completely obsolete and out of your time.
Yep! Moksha for me, please.
You don't understand the reality of higher dimensions,. That which is truly "you" does not stay here. It moves to a higher frequency
Yet you never ask to get to live. For me live is as inevitable as death. Because universe will express every possibility of consciousness through living experience, thus this experience/illusion of living will always goes on, and the cycle will repeat forever without you ever realizing.
I will say it over and over even if one person accepts and believes. Please do not die without accepting the sacrifice of Jesus and His blood. If a soul could come back from the dead who died without Jesus I guarantee they would tell everyone to RUN to Jesus and never let go. Jesus crushed sin and hell for us and took the wrath of God for us do not reject the Gospel. That God sent His Son so that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. Please people do not reject Jesus hell is forever and once you die that is it. You will wish and hope you were never born. Eternal everlasting punishment that Christ saved us from already. Believe in Him follow Him accept His blood RUN to Jesus and He will hold onto you and never let go. Confess Jesus as Lord and Savior and never ever turn your back on the One who promised to give us Everlasting lasting Life if we believe in Him. Please people for the Love of God that He gave us do not die and spend FOREVER in hell for rejecting Jesus and His death on the cross for us He died a miserable death and hung on the cross in our sin and poured out that blood for us Please RUN to Jesus He saved us from the eternal fire of hell. Jesus is Risen and is always right next to you waiting for you to accept Him and walk with Him turn to Jesus before it's too late ❤️
@@kenkaplan3654 a frequency of what? You are just talking non-sense.
I think the best we can hope for is when we die, we completely lose the “I” and “myself” and end up in the big consciousness, no longer possessing any interest in all with “my life on Earth”. Death may be so compelling from a conscious perspective that nothing else comes close. Worst case ... we go nowhere, the “I” and “me” fizzle away back to the universe along with the rest of our physical bodies. Bill Nye’s and Michigam Kaku’s comments were, to me, rather sophomoric and mundane.
I would have liked if one of them brought up new people being born as a form of afterlife
I hope if there is no god that this is the only life we get and nothing forever.
So what is our purpose then? Just live and die?
You see, it's all personal taste. To me, your two alternatives sound exactly the same.
JA///// No thanks. We continue to be the I, the individual. The scientists have political reasons for being skeptics.