Where Do You Go When You Die?

Roger A. Shrubber said:

i don't understand your question. honestly.
time has no bearing on death, whatever the "afterlife" is, what does the year matter?

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Without time, it would be terribly difficult to make lunch plans in your afterlife though or bake a cake.

"Hmm, it says set on 350* and bake....FUCK... burned it again " !!

Beefbisquit said:

We have a pretty good idea of what the processes are in the brain. We know where emotions, aggression, memory, etc., come from. We do not know the exact processes of consciousness but that doesn't mean we should substitute "I don't know" for something supernatural if that's what you're suggesting.

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there are sme questions science can not answer. it xan only address cause and effect relationships (deterministic relationships) it can not explain non- deterministic or first cause events . steven hawkins addressed the question by creating parallel universes where the laws of physics are different and since free will is non deterministic it does not exist. our actions are controlled by our environment

Where Do You Go When You Die?

I’m going to the land of pink tacos

Nowhere. I'll be busy being dead and all.

I used to say cremate me and mix me with some grout and do a nice tile job, then I heard of tree pods where you are buried and as you compost, you nourish a tree. A good apple variety would be cool. Since I’m here, then just throw me in the worm bin and use me as top dress for some really good weed. Then as you pass around the doob, you can tell tales of my exploits and about how I was a good dude or maybe a bit of a bastard at times.

Fertilizer

mauricem00 said:

there are sme questions science can not answer. it xan only address cause and effect relationships (deterministic relationships) it can not explain non- deterministic or first cause events .

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You would have to demonstrate that first cause events exist before using them to justify a position.

steven hawkins addressed the question by creating parallel universes where the laws of physics are different and since free will is non deterministic it does not exist. our actions are controlled by our environment

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I do not believe free-will exists. The decisions we make are just products of our past, e.g. all our decisions are deterministic.

If you were a Christian, your Hell would depend on what your favorite pleasure was when you were here..

Going to the Party Membrane.

Love this thread. You go to the spirit realm and remember that the life you’ve just lived was an event that you yourself had chosen to experience and have probably experienced many other lives before . I believe we can then at other times in our spirit life come back and live as other humans or animals. But while we’re in a body we do not remember the spirit world.

Me and Satan sharing a Bong of Bones , smoking Hellfire OG ..... While laughing at the souls falling into molten pit.

Sorry to be a bummer, but you go nowhere, you're dead, your consciousness ends, and that's it. It kinda sucks.

That said, religiosity is a powerful thing, brings comfort to people of faith when they're dying, etc.

Also, you do in a way live on in the people who remember you, and your ancestors, even if they're kind of ingrates.

YardG said:

Sorry to be a bummer, but you go nowhere, you're dead, your consciousness ends, and that's it. It kinda sucks.

That said, religiosity is a powerful thing, brings comfort to people of faith when they're dying, etc.

Also, you do in a way live on in the people who remember you, and your ancestors, even if they're kind of ingrates.

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That is definitely a bummer. Who told you that? That certainly kinda sucks !

I'm stoned and this is more of a scifi plot i think but imagine if everyone who procreates is extending themselves for longer in the current dimension or whatever and really only the people who die childless leave the world for whatever's next because they're the last of the line. Like i said stoned as fuck but id watch it lol

In this scenario we'd be some kind of genetic entity.

Energy is transferable We Are All Made of energy so when your physical body dies your energy is recycled back into the universe

Saw a thing by a preacher, made sense. Joseph Prince is the guy. Swear he is a James Brown fan
1 Body
2 Soul/consciousness, the you you know-ish
3 Spirit, the actual you that bleeds through in things you love.

You have all 3, two of which we are aware of. The 3rd? yeah, we are dumb and ignore probably the largest part of ourselves.

Anyway, the gist was focus inwards and take time to be calm and listen for god basically. It can be as simple as taking a step back and thinking before reacting. Cooler heads and all that.

Where you go when you die? The choice really is yours. The same way a person can live in terrible circumstances from problems they created or somebody else did. Some climb out and go on, some wallow there.

The spirit never dies I don't think, your consciousness can die though. idk, might be wrong about that, not a particularly religious person, just think about stuff sometimes.

Roy O'Bannon said:

The spirit never dies I don't think

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I believe we are immortal souls in a biologic entity.
When we die we go back to source and then decide where to go from there. Probably how we ended up here.
Free will.