Scariest Thing About DEATH

Concerning death, there is nothing for us to fear - except nothingness.

I think it has something to do psychologically. We as human beings, never have had to experience what it is to not exist or experience absolute nothingness. We're in a constant cycle of life and for our brain's to try and comprehend what it must be like to not experience anything at all for ever creates fear. Something that doesn't "compute" in our brains seems to be registered as unknown and is tagged with fear.

idk maybe. just a thought.

"I'm a human being, God Dammit!! My life has value!!!"

I'm gonna live forever, or die trying.

well since im not sure that there is an afterlife im scared because i cannot picture what it would feel like to not be able to imagine, to feel, to think. you can't think about death because you can't think when your dead. its just a hard concept to grasp because its impossible to imagine yourself dead because your still imagining. wow

What I fear most about death is we, as a whole, don’t seem to truly search for immortality.
Or have a plan should we discover it tomorrow

""Live to become, not aquire" Kenneth R Bowles"

There are only two things I fear in death.

1. Hurting the ones I love and who I know love me.
2. The fact that I play a role in today's world and can change it just as much as anyone else can. Also, that I can create a better future for the next generation of humans.

If it weren't for those things, curiosity would have already killed me.

"Inspire."

weather i go to hell or not.

"meh."

There is no such thing as death. Existence is like a recycling of the Spirit Self from one incarnation to another. The Spirit leaves the body even though the "flesh" is still "alive". For instance, at the split second before an impact of a car accident which is destined to cause physical expiration the Spiit leaves the body. There is no pain, it is all an illusion.
The physicality is just a vehicle for the Spirit to conduct its business of transcending levels of consciousness. The body is disposible, it was not meant for anyone to identify with it nor to fear "loosing" it for it was never theirs in the first place. In the same way we look at the moon from afar we don't call it "My moon" we should look at our physicality and call it "the body" not "my body". If you owned it you would take it with you.