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After we die
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JAYMULL
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Nice one Roydo
Thats crazy ! She sure did prove herself
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Tough to explain away isnt it? I dont go looking for stuff, like every white feather I see I dont think its from Nik, but with the considerable benefit of hindsight, things were happening ever since she first had her cardiacs on NYE 2019. Just never really noticed them before. Her Dad was responsible for those I reckon.
He died 7 years ago, on 11th September. Or 911 if you prefer.
Nik died on the 5th Oct last year. Date of her funeral? 9th Nov Or 9/11 if you prefer.
Now that ^^^^ is most likely a coincidence, but, y;know. The cars cooling chain suddenly broke the other month. Where was I? Bang in front of my mates garage. Tons and tons of stuff.
Sir I wish to place on the record that DMT is not recreational and indeed the entities one may meet in a place we do not understand are not happy if one has imbibed alcohol or other substances.
It really is the damndest thing though and invokes a lot to changes in though for even a sceptic as I.
Perhaps you did.
Cork Evertonian
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I do think Jesus existed, but i'm not sure that he possessed all these mythical powers.
I think he was an inspirational leadership type of figure, who people at the time deluded themselves into thinking he had these weird superpowers.
I mean if he possess all these supernatural qualities, how come he hasn't made himself known these last two thousand years? They say god has a plan, but we had dinosaurs roaming the earth for one hundred and sixty five million years, before we came along.
How is all this gods plan? I have the depressing feeling that we are creatures created by pure chance sadly.
YoboCopter
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CrustySack
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I'm convinced our energy/soul goes on. What brought me to this point?
My dad died in the morning back in 2019. Later that evening after everyone had gone I sat alone in his livingroom, just talking to him like I normally would when he was alive. He had one of those red emergency chords hanging from the ceiling that was tied up because he never used it. I went over to the chord and asked my dad if he was here, and if he was, could he push the chord for me. I even demostrated what I wanted him to do. I sat there for a while watching the chord, but it was completely still. I gave up and went the kitchen to make a cup of tea. Upon returning to the livingroom with my cuppa, I sat down and noticed something out of the corner of my eye. The chord was swinging, not just a little, but a lot.
No windows were open. Over the coming days I ruled out anything natural that would cause it to swing. Nothing I did made that chord move at all, open windows, a portable fan turned on, nothing. Something had pushed it. I told people over the coming days what had happened, but I was met with the usual non-believing 'Oh, that's lovely'.
My dad died in the morning back in 2019. Later that evening after everyone had gone I sat alone in his livingroom, just talking to him like I normally would when he was alive. He had one of those red emergency chords hanging from the ceiling that was tied up because he never used it. I went over to the chord and asked my dad if he was here, and if he was, could he push the chord for me. I even demostrated what I wanted him to do. I sat there for a while watching the chord, but it was completely still. I gave up and went the kitchen to make a cup of tea. Upon returning to the livingroom with my cuppa, I sat down and noticed something out of the corner of my eye. The chord was swinging, not just a little, but a lot.
No windows were open. Over the coming days I ruled out anything natural that would cause it to swing. Nothing I did made that chord move at all, open windows, a portable fan turned on, nothing. Something had pushed it. I told people over the coming days what had happened, but I was met with the usual non-believing 'Oh, that's lovely'.
Jamo Martinez
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Took mushies one night with my mates and we'd decided to go to Stairways night club (heavy rock club in Birkenhead). for some reason, I ended up splitting up from my mates and thought, ok, I'll meet them in the club.
Bad idea. My mates were no where to be seen but there were plenty of demons in there. Yes, I was in hell.
One particularly hostile demon kept snarling at me until I left.
Got back home and my mates were all in my flat getting stoned and listening to music.
Don't do drugs kids.
On second thoughts, do drugs if you want, just don't go to Stairways.
johnjoeefc
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The true answer to this question for any human is, 'I don't know.' Because that is the correct answer as there is no proof or evidence to suggest what the right answer is.
It seems a majority of people tend to side with the idea of that nothing happens and that is it... just nothing forever. I'm intrigued to know what they mean by this however. Do you guys mean that your current reality of being you as you are now is completely over? Or do you mean your ability to ever exist in any conscious form is over forever?
My answer to these people is that time only exists relative to your reality. If you cease to exist then so does time in your perspective, therefore is it not reasonable to believe that without experiencing time then time on earth for example could become infinite in your perspective and a million years in earth time could be a click of a finger in your 'nothing reality'. As a result of this, with time being timeless is it not possible that somewhere in the future of infinite years the cells and atoms will all form together again and once again you will form a conscious being. In earth time this could be billions of years away but in your time it would be nothing as you don't experience time anymore. The only reality that you've ever known is being an existing conscious being as you are now so is this theory not within reason? In fact I believe it's more reasonable a suggestion than people just saying you will be nothing. This theory is not my belief though, but just a theory for those of that belief that we become nothing.
The belief i would edge towards is similar to one that someone suggested earlier the Hindu type belief, but I have no set belief and am always open minded because we simply don't know. I do believe there must be a purpose for existence. I think if we succeed in our lives by trying to be the best versions of us that we can without harming or hindering others to the best of our abilities then it will bode well for us after death. Whether that be in a future life or what, I don't know.
Science is all good and well but one thing it lacks is purpose. If you want to believe everything is all pointless then fine, a lot of people do. But I much prefer to have my beliefs like this as it gives purpose and I refuse to believe that there is no purpose.
It seems a majority of people tend to side with the idea of that nothing happens and that is it... just nothing forever. I'm intrigued to know what they mean by this however. Do you guys mean that your current reality of being you as you are now is completely over? Or do you mean your ability to ever exist in any conscious form is over forever?
My answer to these people is that time only exists relative to your reality. If you cease to exist then so does time in your perspective, therefore is it not reasonable to believe that without experiencing time then time on earth for example could become infinite in your perspective and a million years in earth time could be a click of a finger in your 'nothing reality'. As a result of this, with time being timeless is it not possible that somewhere in the future of infinite years the cells and atoms will all form together again and once again you will form a conscious being. In earth time this could be billions of years away but in your time it would be nothing as you don't experience time anymore. The only reality that you've ever known is being an existing conscious being as you are now so is this theory not within reason? In fact I believe it's more reasonable a suggestion than people just saying you will be nothing. This theory is not my belief though, but just a theory for those of that belief that we become nothing.
The belief i would edge towards is similar to one that someone suggested earlier the Hindu type belief, but I have no set belief and am always open minded because we simply don't know. I do believe there must be a purpose for existence. I think if we succeed in our lives by trying to be the best versions of us that we can without harming or hindering others to the best of our abilities then it will bode well for us after death. Whether that be in a future life or what, I don't know.
Science is all good and well but one thing it lacks is purpose. If you want to believe everything is all pointless then fine, a lot of people do. But I much prefer to have my beliefs like this as it gives purpose and I refuse to believe that there is no purpose.
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Rita_Poon
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YoboCopter
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I dont because ill be going to hell
Rita_Poon
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it's where the cool cats go anyway ironically, i'm sick and tired of all this virtuous stuff, character, insight, hijinx, I can float around on a bunch of clouds right here on the smack. texture like sun.
Basically I think if you’ve been good, you end up in The Ale House for all eternity. Sinners go to Current Affairs and the worst of all humanity is stuck in the Everton Forum during an endless transfer window.
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