My theory of life and death.?
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That would explain why I feel so lifeless all the time.
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I have to disagree with a previous respondent who said, "What do you remember before you were born? Well that is exactly what it will be like after you die."  Has he been dead already?  How does he know?  I THINK -- although no one can know for sure -- that we will certainly know when we're dead.  When you ask about experiencing the world around us, you're automatically asking about the afterlife, with some interplay with religious beliefs -- there's no separating one from the other.  Because I believe there's an afterlife, I also believe that we will experience the world around us, but on another plane.  Certainly we'll be able to interact after death, but primarily and most directly with those who have already died as well.
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Nothing does exist, nothing is real. Life is a journey, not a destination. Our perception of life is only memory and stimulation of senses. These things are not permanent in time. After our bodies and mind have decayed, from our perspective nothing exists. Because our memory of our entire life is also decayed, our life will also not exist. \n\nTherefore we exist only in the eyes of God because only God can transcend time. We are a creation of God and a part of him. Death is permanent. Death is reality.
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One of the things I would try to do is prepare my mind for it.  To see it the instant death comes and to not be afraid, to see it as is.  Its a rare oppertunity to possibly see the answer to something nobody has the answer to.  Maybe for a few moments there is a bridge between two planes of existence?
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READ THE WHOLE THING! IT MAY HELP YOU!\nWell i can see by looking at the other answers that there are a lot of different theories about human life. First of all i don't believe what Charles Darwin said about human life. Now i really don't care if you don't agree with me. this is what happened. Humans came to be from dust. That is why when we die we return to dust. you can find this in the first book of the Bible, Genesis. Now about what started life. First, just to put it out there, a what didn't start life, a who did. That who is God. Now i know that you might not agree with me but if there is the slightest chance that you would be willing to learn more abou this you should look in the Bible.But i do know that if you were to ask this question and not want to learn about other religions, you would have to be stupid because anyone who asks a serious question like this has to be looking for an answer and if you are looking for peace and a knowledge that you're safe and there is a better place out there you should think about my answer and if you like it, which you might not, you should think about finding a Bible and readind the first chapter of the book of Genesis.
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I have had a near-death experience, and I gotta tell you, it ain't just over and out.  It is more than just biology.  I can believe in an immortal soul because of this experience, even though I couldn't describe it in the least.
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According 2 the Islamic teachings there 'll be a life after death & it 's & 'll be just like the life of this world except that it's an enduring life.Life afer death starts 4 everyone after their buriels 've been completed & people buring them vanish away from the grave.It starts 4 evereyone as they 'll be treated according 2 their actions/deeds & when the day of gudgement comes our actions or deeds 'll decide our destiny.Coz there 'll be only 2 paths 4 the people.Those pleased with God the Almighty 'll be rewarded 4 their good deeds with Jannats/paradise/green gardens full of life.With no sickness or growing old, while those unpleased with God 'll go 2 Jahannam/Hellfire.May the Good Lord guide & save us all from it.
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There definitely is something... what it is I am not exactly sure but, it is much more than anyone here can ever know. I have read a lot on this..and somethings have me think...maybe there is a better life after we die.... I am skeptical on quite a few things. I do however believe this physic Sylvia Browne.. You should watch and listen to things she says.. it is amazing.. She appears on Montel every Wednesday. Is there a "GOD"? That is not so believable from where I sit but, again, that is not been proven to me as of yet. LL.
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I really do believe it is just a state of mind. If there is a hell, I can't imagine that there are really red devils with horns and pointy little sticks. If there is a heaven, I don't think it is some "golden city" in the sky...I have a feeling (note it is just my instinct, no biblical or other religious portrayal) that when we die, we are connected to a new form of life that will possibly be more vivid and advanced than our present form. I believe it will be our "higher self" and we will have more capabilities than we can possibly imagine here on Earth. But, who really knows....
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look are religion does not worship death, we worship god, godhead three in one, father, spirit, son. think about this logically, god made tI'me for us to use, do you honestly believe god has a time, if you live life for eternity, what would time mean? this lifetime that you choose to live freely, is a blimp to god "time wise" death is only the beginning definitely not the end. so choose it wisely because one day you will stand before god and confess your sins, and tell him why you chose to do so. \nim not trying to criticize anything I'm just trying to help sorry if i offended you in any way, i apologize
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Maybe it was god. maybe it was the big bang, maybe god created the universe through the big bang...I dont know...but I just want to 'think - out - loud' in this forum....maybe the Universe alwasy existed? No beginning? no end? Because we experience life and death in every cycle on Earth doesnt mean the Universe is also controlled in the same manner. *sigh* I wish I knew it all :)
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that is a fantastic question that you did.  have you considered about born and death. coming is a start and going is an end. there is something in between them which are finding the meaning of the life or living.
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life is uncertain. death is certain.
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I just figured this one out a few months ago.  There is NO meaning of life.  It simply IS.
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Since you seem so eager to gather other peoples opinions today, and I'm all too eager to express my own... here goes:\n\n\nDeath is beautiful. It is a transition from confused living matter to unthinking dead matter...  a break down of mechanics that enforce pattern and a return to the natural chaos of the Universe.  What once was a personality becomes as nothingness, and dissipates much as the corpse does with time. In most cases this is destruction without resolution, which isn't exactly wrong.... but I can only imagine that it isn't as satisfying to give over all control of one's destruction so late... Better to resolve each aspect of the psyche beforehand and free one's self from the world in advance of death that it spells only the completion of dissolution. \n\n\nNo pointless rituals.\nThe dead are gone and no longer to be considered.\nMy body can be thrown to the pigeons when I'm gone for all I care.
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There r 3 theories of death 1)programmed senescence theory - the body is composed of cells all cells have an in built time clock this controls the birth growth sequence which finally comes to degeneration of the cells             \n2)ERROR & DAMAGE THEORY - the 2nd theory states that death (due to degradation of cells) is due to the assault of the environmental factors such as heat, wind etc on the system it is clearly known that uv rays destroy the DNA & RNA which is vital to the body for carrying out functions such as transcription of proteins translation of new DNA etc\n3) a branch of the error & damage theory states various reasons such as "free radical formation theory, basal metabolism theory" etc
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Everlasting life? Isn't that what we are promised by God? It's sort of the same as asking "Do you or Would you believe" \nI believe I would. There are certain people who absolutely LOVE life. Everything about it, even the pain and suffering that comes with it. There is beauty in everything. I am one of those people. I LOVE to learn. I learn everything I can all the time. I will always learn and grow and never tire of life or what it has to offer. I would welcome the opportunity to live forever. \nDeath is part of the plan, a process in the journey of our souls. Just like birth, adolescence or graying hair. It may be the end, or the beginning depending on how you see it. But it is inevitable either way.