/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.10895321]

How do you feel about death, /lit/?

[Anonymous No.10895343]

>>10895321
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr0NBPRMe2E

[Anonymous No.10895349]

>>10895321

death is not the end

[Anonymous No.10895358]

>>10895321
I fear it but welcome it.

[Anonymous No.10895361]

Unironically stopped fearing it after Socrates.

[Anonymous No.10895372]

>>10895321
Death does not exist

[Anonymous No.10895373]

>>10895321
I oscillate between a Nietzschean "death is part of Life and you gotta accept to live life fully" and a stoic "Death does not concern us".

[Anonymous No.10895385]

Not looking forward to the dying process, but taking a nature walk through a massive city park with any of the Biblical patriarchs or the Apostles sounds nice.
>Inb4 "hurr christfag"

[Anonymous No.10895388]

>>10895385
fuck off christcuck

[Anonymous No.10895393]

>>10895321
Just noticed the black part reflects my face.
Well played

[Anonymous No.10895396]

>>10895385
You merge in heaven.

You don't get to keep your arbitrary personality. You don't get to put your jean shorts on and go on a stroll with the patriarchs.

You will be marked by God, and will worship him forever. There will be no tears.

When a retarded man dies and goes to heaven he does not walk around as a retarded man among clouds and columns. When a baptized babe dies and goes to heaven it does not crawl around going "goo-goo, ga-ga." Likewise when you die you will not keep your arbitrary material form.

This Dane Cook understanding of heaven as everyone getting a halo and reuniting with their bros and getting to do what they want forever has got to go

[Anonymous No.10895399]

>>10895393
Not everyone has a glass monitor anon
Doubt OP looked into it that hard

[Anonymous No.10895407]

>>10895396

speaking of "has to go", how about the notion of a heaven existing goes as well, considering it's nowhere in the bible in the first place?

[Anonymous No.10895416]

Used to fear it intensely since I was a kid but stopped caring eventually

[Anonymous No.10895451]

>>10895407
New Jerusalem... the technological endpoint of history in which God manifests as the Son of Man and wipes clean the slate of history... this is Heaven. We will all be resurrected with technology, and then judged. Technology will be developed which can build a simulation of the universe within the universe and run that simulation backwards to find out what everyone did, and who was naughty, and who was nice, and everyone will be judged and everything will be seen. Facebook and NSA spying is just a morsel compared to the tech Christ will have when judging you.

New Jerusalem appears in revelation.

[Anonymous No.10895468]

>>10895407
You might want to give it another read. Heaven is referred to multiple times, particularly in the NT.

[Anonymous No.10895469]

>>10895451
>God manifests as the Son of Man and wipes clean the slate of history.
I can hear it now "have you cleaned the dishes Anon?"
>I've put them in the dishwasher
praise be

[Anonymous No.10895473]

Better do something before it's over.

[Anonymous No.10895475]

>>10895469
My dishwasher doesn't work
I clean by hand
my mother asks from beyond the grave
she has already been judged

[Anonymous No.10895479]

i don't believe in it

[Anonymous No.10895482]

there are scarier things out there

[Anonymous No.10895483]

Death is a spook

[Anonymous No.10895484]

I don't want to die, not yet, but my body feels the pressure of the universe forcing each individual atom into the shape of my being, and they scream for release. They, my atoms, want to melt and flow without inhibition, and so long as I live they are denied this and suffer.

[Anonymous No.10895493]

>>10895484
Cringe.

[Anonymous No.10895495]

>>10895484

How do you read this, go "yep", and click on post?

[Anonymous No.10895500]

>>10895495
I never read what I write.

[Anonymous No.10895501]

>>10895495
it's probably a master troll

[Anonymous No.10895504]

>>10895484
Jus kemikalz bro

[Anonymous No.10895527]

>>10895321
Terrified, but I prefer not to think about it.

[Anonymous No.10895545]

>>10895527
death is your friend anon, whats there to be afraid of

[Anonymous No.10895554]

>>10895484
Faggot

[Anonymous No.10895648]

>>10895484
>he personifies the atoms

[Anonymous No.10895653]

>>10895648
did you get that image and filename from reddit, little boy? please go back to /b/

[Anonymous No.10895787]

>>10895653
Jokes on you pleb, I have reddit and 4chan open simultaneously at all times.

I will merge the cultures and there is nothing you can do about it.

/pol/ will be black hotep killer-mike type nazbols in 3 years.

mark my words

[Anonymous No.10895805]

death is the cultivation of life; it empowers life however it limits life. It is everything, but it is nothing. Death is what God made to equalize everything.

[Anonymous No.10895808]

terrified of it, yet I cannot wait

[Anonymous No.10895813]

>>10895805
why do you think you have to be a philosopher, with such an abysmal intelligence?

[Anonymous No.10895816]

>>10895388
>Le Christcuck ecksdee
The Jew cries out in pain, even as he strikes you.

[Anonymous No.10895822]

>>10895813
well death empowers life because without death living would mean nothing because everything would be living. Death is the cultivation of life because it will always come as the closing of any life.

[Anonymous No.10895857]

death ain't real

[Anonymous No.10895920]

>>10895822
Hes not saying your wrong dude, hes saying your ideas are small and short sighted.

[Anonymous No.10895932]

Can't come soon enough, desu. This planet earth shit is fucking wack.

[Anonymous No.10895947]

>>10895321
Death is necessary so that our lives don't become plodding cacophonies where eventually all progress ceases and everything becomes linear. All things that we know about have a beginning and an end. All stories must end sometime, otherwise they become annoying and pointless. It is impossible to logically justify the belief that humans can somehow live forever and retain their humanity.

>>10895385
If you were a true Christian you would look forward to dying. This life is negligible to you.

>>10895396
You do realize that this means that nobody goes to heaven, right? Since there is very little connection between the ''you'' that ceases to be when the heart stops and the "you" that goes on, you might as well admit that everything ends with death.

[Anonymous No.10895991]

>>10895321
it's natural. worrying about it does not save you from it so welcome it when the time comes. if you do that, then you can learn to be happy.

[Anonymous No.10896034]

since the day of my birth, my death began its walk. it is walking toward me, without hurrying.

[Anonymous No.10896046]

>>10895947
>You do realize that this means that nobody goes to heaven, right? Since there is very little connection between the ''you'' that ceases to be when the heart stops and the "you" that goes on, you might as well admit that everything ends with death.

Death of the ego is not death of the soul.

[Anonymous No.10896049]

>>10896034
I was wandering through this track, this one way path Ive always had, and gave him, my only friend another look. And he left, I turn and was left with the shadow of what was our shared path.

[Anonymous No.10896053]

>>10896046
Death of the ego is not death of the self.
The death of self is not the death of the soul

[Anonymous No.10896062]

if there was no death, everyone would wish for it

[Anonymous No.10896067]

>>10896062
If there was no death, no one would know of it.
Ask an angel what death is, they will say
It is but a game that the funny 'mortals' play

[Anonymous No.10896073]

Death is my muse.
Causality in Death.

[Anonymous No.10896078]

>>10896053
Ergo death of the ego is not death of the eggo, death of the eggo is not death of the waffle

[Anonymous No.10896082]

>>10896073
Muse danced with casuality
And death gave it spice

[Anonymous No.10896083]

[Anonymous No.10896093]

>>10895484
>look at how poetic I am

[Anonymous No.10896095]

>>10896046
So what is the soul? Why is it relevant?
Even if you say that you are the ego+the soul, the conclusion is that after death an essential part of yourself is going to be left behind and only this abstract part will survive.
If you say that the soul is the only essential part then you contradict yourself, as that would mean that all of our personality is included in the soul, including things such as our fetishes, mundane preferences, experiences.

[Anonymous No.10896175]

I'm too low iq to put it into words.
Terrified of it but also long for it I guess.
Want to believe there's something more but deep down I know there isn't.

[Anonymous No.10896374]

>>10895484

[Anonymous No.10896385]

>death gives life meaning

[Anonymous No.10896391]

I refuse to die.

[Anonymous No.10896392]

>>10895484
I think you should let your atoms free themselves, you see...

[Anonymous No.10896395]

>>10896095
u didnt trap him this is extremely autistic

[Anonymous No.10896412]

>>10895321
would a universe this cruel have something as relieving as death?

[Anonymous No.10896422]

>>10895396
>there will be such a thing as worshiping in heaven
Why is the christcuck's worldview so pathetic?

[Anonymous No.10896432]

>>10896422
uga buga

[Anonymous No.10896443]

I believe dying should have excruciating pain. Dying is the last thing will do, and pain is proof that you are alive at all. The pain you feel than well be your reward in what comes after.

[Anonymous No.10896462]

I can't die for I am God, when you look at it logically

[Anonymous No.10896467]

i am curious to experience how consciousness can end but not so curious to end it prematurely

[Anonymous No.10896468]

>>10896443
psychopathy

[Anonymous No.10896474]

>>10896468
Life would be too anti-climatic if death was painless or peaceful.

[Anonymous No.10896482]

>>10896443
We can make this happen anon
>>10895321
I like certain aspects of life a lot, but, if I get to live for 60+ years, then it will be a sweet release; otherwise, it's unfortunate

[Anonymous No.10896485]

>Christian heaven is literally evangelion bullshit
you can't make this up lmao

[Anonymous No.10896488]

>>10896467
How can it be any different than the time before you were born?

[Anonymous No.10896498]

>>10896488
well maybe i'm just a brainlet but I don't recall what that was like

[Anonymous No.10896527]

>>10895321

All things considered it is probably better than any credible alternative.

[Anonymous No.10896539]

if it's my own death, my only fear that it's not the end. i find it very doubtful that it is.

[Anonymous No.10896591]

>not freezing yourself just before death and sleeping until they find the cure
l8r, plebs. I will take great pleasure in spitting on your pitiful graves in the future.

[Anonymous No.10896642]

>>10895321
excited desu

[Anonymous No.10896677]

>>10895396
a bodily resurrection is Catholic doctrine you heretic

[Anonymous No.10896687]

>>10895321
M O M E N T O M O R I

[Anonymous No.10896697]

>>10895321
Can't come soon enough.
I think wanting to die is a cowardly approach to life but given the fact that it is inevitable i feel a deep urge all of it to end, but with me giving my best. Like if a nuke is thrown 10 km from me, in those few moments before the blast, in which nothing could be done to ensure my survival, i think i would not feed sorrow, grief or anger but a relief. Like if a big heavy burden in finally lifted and the bad dream ends.

[Anonymous No.10896707]

I am unconcerned with whether I live or die. I am more concerned with finding meaning in the life I do have. To me a meaningless existence is worse than death. The only true life is a spiritual life and the only true death a spiritual death.

he calls himself accursed
because he dreams of heaven's height
I sleep a deep and dreamless void
you break a long held fast
I live and die a beast
anoint yourself young prince
in guilt you dream ambrosia
I taste ash

It is the impossible hope and dream of The Good that we have faith in that gives meaning to life even if that same hope gives us most of our pains.

[Anonymous No.10896728]

>>10895321
I figure that if there is a God then whatever he/she/it/xir decided happens after death is probably the best option. If there isn't then I guess I'll probably be too dead to care at that point.

It's the whole process of dying that worries me.

[Anonymous No.10896752]

>>10896498
Then you will forget the experience after life

[Anonymous No.10896962]

>>10896591
literally no reason not to do this
Actually just wake me up when holowaifus are real

[Anonymous No.10896992]

>>10896707
What do you consider meaning?
I was always looking for something greater than myself, higher power, war, innovation, etc.
Then I realized that I will never achieve these things, most people don't. If I die in a hospital bed at 80 and look back on my life from then I believe I will see the meaning I had in the things that only a normal life can offer. A funny conversation with a friend, a tender moment with a lover, the sadness from a family members passing. The smell of freshly cut grass or the wind at the beach.
I'm never appreciative enough of such things, but really these are the only things one can find meaning in. I guess I now try to practice looking around me instead of looking ahead.

[Anonymous No.10897012]

>>10896728
no soul, no thoughts, p-zombie beetle crawling around in the rotwood hissing at other beetles

[Anonymous No.10897073]

>>10895321
the most important and intricate moment of my life which yet to come! yay!

[Anonymous No.10897177]

>>10895484

[Anonymous No.10897186]

>>10896687
mEmento you fucking pleb

[Anonymous No.10897201]

>>10896687
who let the kids in?

[Anonymous No.10897297]

>>10896095
Bro I was trying to get them to realize that on their own.

Quit reaching in my pockets
Quit casting out my pearls
Your head is gettin' dipped
I'm flushin' for the swirls
I got myself some kicks
and I'm bustin' on your girl
Middle finger in the air
I hope you sit and twirl

[Anonymous No.10897311]

>>10895321
I'm almost 100% sure I'll just pop back into life somewhere as something at sometime, really have no idea about the specifics of how this works, but it just seems overwhelmingly right.

[Anonymous No.10897323]

>>10896752
you do remember it, but not as a memory. The initial state of your soul is how you lived your previous existence. You can change it in this life or not

[Anonymous No.10897392]

I don't believe in an afterlife but have always thought that it would be better to die relatively early than to waste away in old age due to illness or dementia, so I wouldn't have a problem committing suicide if I decide life isn't worth living anymore. So I'm not exactly scared of a death where I simply cease to exist.
Still, I was raised in a very strict/repressive religion and haven't been able to completely get rid of the fear of death that instilled in me. I often wonder if I'm wrong and will end up in hell after I die due to the way I live now.

[Anonymous No.10897457]

>>10897392
Really? So the idea of non-existence doesn't terrify you?
Truthfully though there are times where we are so eager to fall asleep. How different is it to just fall asleep forever?

[Anonymous No.10897573]

>>10897457
That's basically it. I'll admit that though I'm not scared of actually being dead, the act of dying itself does make me apprehensive. I can't imagine it would be a good feeling to be aware of your own consciousness slipping away.

[Anonymous No.10897591]

>>10897457
When we are eager to fall asleep we expect to wake up
We sleep to make our conscious state better

[Anonymous No.10897602]

>>10895321
How does one learn to draw like this? Any books teach it?

[Anonymous No.10897604]

>>10897392
Which religion?

[Anonymous No.10897611]

>>10895396
I don't think that's substatiated by scripture, bud.

[Anonymous No.10897637]

I'm in such pain but I don't deserve a joyful heaven.
Death will be my paradise.

[Anonymous No.10897659]

>>10895321
Horrified by it. I am and will continue to do anything to prolong this experience for as long as possible. Best possible option so far seems to freeze myself indefinitely until a better way to preserve this experience shows itself where I can be awake and conscious while also preserving my body (or whatever can host this perceiving thing as it is now). I do not understand why someone would intentionally leave this opportunity behind, as the probability that you will ever find yourself in a vessel as lucid as this again is close to none. Savor it while you can, it truly is a miracle. Death as reunion with the Godhead sounds nice until it happens. The idea of losing this subjectivity is unsettling to the core of my being.

[Anonymous No.10897702]

>>10897457
>>10897591
There are many misconceptions about sleep. Sleep is nothing like death. When your person is asleep, you are still conscious. You are the same perceiving thing receiving sensory data that is still processed whether you are asleep or awake. Your brain is always on and projecting your consciousness whether as a dream or as definitive sensory information. The only difference is that your movement is paralyzed to prevent you from hurting yourself while you are in this state of impaired lucidity. Whether you are awake or asleep it does not matter, as you are still the same perceiving thing. When you die, you lose this perceiving thing you have found yourself in. Sensory data may still be stored as data in your decomposing corpse, but it not processed or projected as any sort of consciousness. Equating death and sleep is not an accurate conclusion.

[Anonymous No.10897750]

>>10895321
Here's how it really works you brianlets:

>Die
>Get to go to heaven for a little while
>after your time is up you get shoved back onto the assembly line and forced into a new body to suffer for a lifetime
>rinse and repeat, sometimes the person you are fucking now would've been your father in 50 lifetimes prior
>there are a limited number of souls to distribute so the world's population will have a hard cap we won't be able to exceed

quote me if you want my proof

[Anonymous No.10897759]

It's the ultimate equalizer

[Anonymous No.10897781]

>>10895321

Anxious to find out what's it like.

[Anonymous No.10897794]

>>10895321

>106 posts and not one of you mentions the Watain artwork
Hmm.

Death is mankind's oldest friend.

[Anonymous No.10897799]

>>10897750
This is a pretty egocentric idea. You really think this universe keeps track of a tiny amount of souls and only distributes them to humans?

[Anonymous No.10898796]

>>10897781
I wish there was a way to experience it then go back to the living.

[Anonymous No.10898819]

>>10895321
Very scared.
I don't want to die, and hope I can somehow avoid it.

[Anonymous No.10898838]

>>10898796
>>10897702
Why do you fags think death is really somehow special? When you are knocked unconscious it's basically the same feeling as being dead. That means feeling nothing at all. You would wake up hours later thinking that no time has passed.

[Anonymous No.10898851]

>>10898838
>dead
>you would wake up hours later
God I hope not

[Anonymous No.10898863]

>>10898838
>When you are knocked unconscious it's basically the same feeling as being dead.
Except it is not. Your body is still functioning as normal and you are still receiving and interpreting sensory data. The body doesn't turn off if you are knocked out.

[Anonymous No.10898905]

>>10898863
But it doesn't mean you ACTUALLY feel anything. For example, sometimes when a guy is focusing on something real hard and his hand gets cut off, he might not even notice it. It is the consciousness part that matters, and your body is just groups of cells acting on their own.

[Anonymous No.10898933]

>>10898905
>It is the consciousness part that matters, and your body is just groups of cells acting on their own.
Yes, but your body is the host of that projection of consciousness. Those "unconscious" (not technically unconscious but commonly referred to as such) mechanisms like breathing and receiving sensory data still effect your that consciousness projection even if your wakeful mind and attention is not focused on them. If you lose your hand and are not under anesthetic, a part of your consciousness will always be aware of it whether you focus on it or not.

[Anonymous No.10898936]

>>10895321
It's about time

[Anonymous No.10898971]

>>10898933
Only a part of your brain is responsible for consciousness. Your body only sends signals to your brain and part of your brain subconsciously decides how to deal with them. If a part of the brain decides to tell the other part of the brain to form consciousness, that's when you yourself feel it. Otherwise it would just pass as "didn't notice". The signals of pain or whatever will be ignored and have no further effects.
Do you see your nose? You should but your brain always subconsciously tricks you. You body (including part of the brain) and your cognition are not truly connected. Just co-existing cells that like to communicate with each other.

[Anonymous No.10898984]

>>10895321
Pretty weird to be honest. Ever since my older brother offed himself seven years ago, I've been thinking about it daily.

It fuels my writing though, so I do not complain about it. In a sense it allowed me to find a productive endeavour to pursue, that makes life somewhat bearable, if not objectively meaningful.

I would say it is just present in my life.

[Anonymous No.10898987]

>>10897759
T. Envoy. (Please kill yourself.)

[Anonymous No.10899030]

He sought his former accustomed fear of death and did not find
it. “Where is it? What death?” There was no fear because there was no death.
In place of death there was light.
“So that’s what it is!” he suddenly exclaimed aloud. “What joy!”
To him all this happened in a single instant, and the mean- ing of that instant did not change. For those present his agony continued for another two hours. Something rattled in his throat, his emaciated body twitched, then the gasping and rattle became less and less frequent.
“It is finished!” said someone near him.
He heard these words and repeated them in his soul. “Death is finished,” he said to himself. “It is no more!”
He drew in a breath, stopped in the midst of a sigh, stretched out, and died.

[Anonymous No.10899051]

>>10898971
>Only a part of your brain is responsible for consciousness
Only a part of your brain is responsible for the projection of consciousness* The projection itself is an illusion, not perceivable itself but things are assumed to be perceived through it.
Consciousness, according to me, encompasses the total of all conscious mechanisms in one's body. That includes subconscious thought, feelings, and sensations (as sensory data). You are right to say that parts of our bodies are not truly connected, but whether awake or asleep that communication is constant as long as the cells alive and function. This communion doesn't even end with death, but that projection of consciousness does end with death. That is why death is dissimilar to sleep or being knocked out.

[Anonymous No.10899068]

>>10899051
Even if what you said was true it doesn't make any practical difference. When you are asleep or unconscious everything disappears and nothing matters. Time will pass in the blink of an eye.

[Anonymous No.10899084]

"I have braved death too often to fear it."

At least that's what I hope to be able to say one day.

[Anonymous No.10899085]

>>10899068
>When you are asleep or unconscious everything disappears and nothing matters
That is more true for things like anesthetics. When one sleeps they are still "thinking" as in subconscious thoughts are occurring. If you are lucky or atypically lucid one night you may witness a dream. This happens because you are always conscious (as long as you are not dead) with thoughts ready to be projected and witnessed by your perceiving thing at all times. Everything only disappears when you die and that projecting, perceiving thing can no longer tap into the stream of thoughts that was once ever-present. It's pretty sad.

[Anonymous No.10899087]

>>10895321
tsundere for it, scared but long for its sweet release

like the underground man, can't be anything, not even alive or dead

[Anonymous No.10899117]

>>10899084
>tfw you stutter

[Anonymous No.10899135]

>>10899117
>he isn't an oratory master already who literally never stutters
pleb. you not only have to READ the greeks but learn to speak like them.

[Anonymous No.10899156]

Worried that I'm going to be reincarnated as grass desu

[Anonymous No.10899165]

>>10899156
Then you better start treating grass with a bit more respect in this life.

[Anonymous No.10899184]

>>10895321
Want it so bad. Life is boring and miserable.
Yet my family wants me to stay alive, and my body wants to be alive, so I'm stuck here for the time being.
I could take my fate into my own hands but I'm too afraid of the pain of dying.
So I guess I'm killing time...

[Anonymous No.10899189]

>>10895396
actually there can be no personal agency at all in heaven since, as the apologists would have it, free will is what allows for sin. And let's be honest, is it really "you" if you don't even care about your loved ones who didn't make it?

[Anonymous No.10899190]

>>10899184
Anime will cheer you up anon

[Anonymous No.10899201]

>>10899184
>muh family would miss me soooo much
Yeah, right. There are plenty of completely painless ways to die. You just aren't motivated enough.

[Anonymous No.10899203]

>>10899189
>doesnt understand the idea of leaving heaven is through the consumption of the fruit from the tree of knowledge
Free will exists in heaven

[Anonymous No.10899252]

it is going to be horrible and it is going to be great

[Anonymous No.10899257]

>>10895321
>>10895947
Fuck off Platonist subhumans.

[Anonymous No.10899258]

>>10895393
>>10895399
Would be genius if that were the intention. Saving it just for that, even though I have a non-reflective monitor.

[Anonymous No.10899274]

Ready... And not at the same time. Certainly no fear for myself, but of course loved ones. I've come to the conclusion that life is pointless suffering. You suffer and die, so why not end the suffering when I see fit. To stop other people from suffering? I don't care... Yet I do at the same time. If everyone felt the way I did, life would be extict. Weird that life finds in itself that no life is better.

[Anonymous No.10899297]

>>10895321
It makes me scared, anxious, angry and sad but grateful, relieved, focused and just fucking fascinated. It's the worst and best thing to happen.

[Anonymous No.10899340]

>>10895396
That sounds more like hell.

[Anonymous No.10899351]

>>10899257
you mad?

[Anonymous No.10899663]

>>10897602
Anybody?

[Anonymous No.10899678]

>>10895361
What did he say about it?

[Anonymous No.10899707]

>>10897311
>I'll just pop back into life somewhere as something at sometime
Would you have memories from you previous life? If not, than how could it be you?

[Anonymous No.10899709]

>>10899257
>Platonism is bad

say goodbye to philosophy

[Anonymous No.10899712]

>>10895321
>How do you feel about death, /lit/?
You cannot kill that which has no life.

[Anonymous No.10900383]

>>10895373
YouTube philosopher over here.

[Anonymous No.10900386]

>>10900383
Sorry if I'm not refined enough for you senpai

[Anonymous No.10900390]

>>10895396
Yeah
Or your brain dies and you stop existing

[Anonymous No.10900420]

>>10900386
That's ok. Start with the Greeks, anon! Maybe you can see how retarded Nietzsche was about tragedy!

[Anonymous No.10900475]

Nature does not know extinction; all it knows is transformation. Everything science has taught me, and continues to teach me, strengthens my belief in the continuity of our spiritual existence after death.

[Anonymous No.10900518]

>>10900475
>science has taught me
>spiritual existence

[Anonymous No.10900540]

>>10900420
I did start

[Anonymous No.10900570]

Absolutely terrified. I really don't think it can lead to anything good

[Anonymous No.10900676]

>>10900420
I have already read the Greeks. My knowledge of the dyonisian/apollonian doesn't stop at Nietzsche as I have read the birth of philosophy which made me understand that Dyonisus and Apollo are aspects of the same god. Apollo is the god of with poisoned arrows, who strikes from afar and poses us an Enigma. Death is part of the Enigma, those who can't answer it become lost.
>Who tries to interpret the world as an enigma is moved by a serious, iron-like, profound, violent instinct, almost for the presentiment that beyond at the bottom of everything there is a thread, uncovered which it will become possible to trace the map to escape the labyrinth of life and, at the same time, by a playful and light instinct, hungry for uncertainty, with the same drunkenness of who removes the veils of the unknown with considered slowness
>And at the end, laughter, or what else?
>Yes, but laughter is an expressive spasm. The dice are cast and they still roll: but yet, when they stop, they show something that is not a game.

[Anonymous No.10900680]

“Zhuangzi's wife died. When Huizu went to convey his condolences, he found Zhuangzi sitting with his legs sprawled out, pounding on a tub and singing. "You lived with her, she brought up your children and grew old," said Huizu. "It should be enough simply not to weep at her death. But pounding on a tub and singing - this is going too far, isn't it?"

Zhuangzi said, "You're wrong. When she first died, do you think I didn't grieve like anyone else? But I looked back to her beginning and the time before she was born. Not only the time before she was born, but the time before she had a body. Not only the time before she had a body, but the time before she had a spirit. In the midst of the jumble of wonder and mystery a change took place and she had a spirit. Another change and she had a body. Another change and she was born. Now there's been another change and she's dead. It's just like the progression of the four seasons, spring, summer, fall, winter.

"Now she's going to lie down peacefully in a vast room. If I were to follow after her bawling and sobbing, it would show that I don't understand anything about fate. So I stopped.”

― Zhuangzi, The Complete Works of Chuang Tzu

[Anonymous No.10900686]

>>10895484
Is this one of your new wacky inventions, Rick?

[Anonymous No.10900799]

>>10897750
proof giv me proof

[Anonymous No.10900851]

what pisses me off about it and makes me scared as shit is the unknown
which in itself is dumb because I technically "know" there's nothing there, there is no unknown, it all just stops, but I can't....picture it
I start picturing it, and I imagine everything around me disappearing, all the stuff, the bed I'm in, the carpet, then the door, the walls, the ceiling, then the people, and I start to really freak out, my neighbors that i hate, my friends, my parents, and then me, and not just me as in people won't see me, but everything, my memories, these very thoughts, this voice I'm thinking with and it's usually at this point that I get this jolt through my entire body like a spasm and I sometimes let out a short terrified no that I yell into my pillow and then it's over
til next time I try to imagine death
fuck you visual thinking

[Anonymous No.10900897]

>>10895321
i'm not scared of dying anymore, and that scares me.

[Anonymous No.10900908]

>>10899678
He died.

[Anonymous No.10900920]

>>10900851
You're going to be pissed when you end up in a South Park type parody hell and learn that you were ignorant.

[Anonymous No.10900926]

>>10900920
y'know, I want to say I'd prefer that over literal nothingness but what can I say....
>I'm not gonna hold my breath :3

[Anonymous No.10900933]

>>10895321

I died once or twice. It wasn't super pleasant and didn't appear to have much of a purpose.

[Anonymous No.10900940]

>>10900933
of course it didn't silly. Life is what has the meaning.

[Anonymous No.10900967]

>>10899678
He said something along the lines of it's stupid to fear what is unknown, we often paint death with horror and misery but what if it's the complete opposite.

he also believes that death is the liberation of the soul from the body - and every philospher who seeks truth should welcome that as the body often taints and contaminates the soul's search for what is true with it's senses/desires for wealth, sex etc.
So Death is freedom of the Soul from the body according to socrates.

It doesn't give me any concern.

But for me i assume what is evident until something comes along and suggests otherwise - that when i die i will be nothing.

For billions and billions of years I did not exist, and in life i have been provided a brief fraction of time to enjoy consciousness but i will return to the empty nothingness again.

I try to view my life as if i am a traveller, travelling into consciousness but at the end of the day my holiday must end and i must return to the empty nothingness - so i must not get too over attached (it's easier said than to live by)

[Anonymous No.10901021]

>>10900967
>the liberation of the soul from the bod
but that's bullshit desu

[Anonymous No.10901034]

>>10900967
>I haven't read anything beyond Plato: the post

[Anonymous No.10901035]

>>10895321

Pretty good.

[Anonymous No.10901038]

>>10899135
>Greeks
>Not Cicero’s Latin dialect
Utter pleb

[Anonymous No.10901048]

>>10895321
Eventual oblivion is a constant source of comfort.

[Anonymous No.10901057]

>>10900940

That doesn't seem to be the case either.

[Anonymous No.10901059]

>>10896391
My boy.

[Anonymous No.10901062]

The same way I feel about naps

[Anonymous No.10901080]

>>10901057
Then you've fucked up, my man

[Anonymous No.10901100]

>>10897750
>>Die
>>Get to go to heaven for a little while
>>after your time is up you get shoved back onto the assembly line and forced into a new body to suffer for a lifetime
This seems true to me, with "heaven" being somewhat of an inadequate description of "where" we "end" up.

>>rinse and repeat, sometimes the person you are fucking now would've been your father in 50 lifetimes prior
>>there are a limited number of souls to distribute so the world's population will have a hard cap we won't be able to exceed
Not sure where you got this from though. I would appreciate elaboration.

[Anonymous No.10901103]

>>10901080

No, it was everyone else who fucked up. I acted perfectly.

[Anonymous No.10901123]

>>10901103

>No, it was everyone else who fucked up. I acted perfectly.

Whew no wonder you're unhappy. You actually need to unironically get yourself sorted. Do some growing up.

[Anonymous No.10901127]

>>10901123

I grew up. I did everything I was supposed to do. Everyone else fucked up. Everyone else continues to fuck up. Everyone else will always fuck up.

[Anonymous No.10901132]

>>10901127
Yet you live in the same world as many people who've done quite well for themselves. C'mon anon. I'd like to help you stand up and continue marching with your bayonet ready and chest puffed out.

[Anonymous No.10901140]

>>10895385
hurr
Glad I went through this religious stage before I turned 18

[Anonymous No.10901155]

>>10895396
C'mon dude! I dream about doing mountains of cocaine and talking to my dead ancestors and giving high fives to fallen crusaders

[Anonymous No.10901156]

>>10901132

This world rewards mediocrity and success is time sensitive because both good and bad things snowball. If I had so much as a place to live then I would be able to climb out of this hole, but I don't and it's unlikely I'll ever have the conditions necessary for success again. If I'd known from the start how much better than everyone else I was I would have sandbagged and done fine for myself, but I didn't, because I didn't go to public school and went straight to college, so I thought I just went all out all the time and caused everyone to collude against me and destroy my life.

[Anonymous No.10901161]

>>10895816
>worship a semitic cult
>complain about jews

[Anonymous No.10901162]

>>10901156
Lol okay bro. Nevermind. Lol fucking kys.

[Anonymous No.10901164]

>>10901162

I'd rather kill you.

[Anonymous No.10901168]

I think it will be the ultimate climax. I fear it but also think it will be the most sublime experience one can have. Even if it does not end in absolute nothingness forever, it will still be a huge milestone in my cosmic timeline (if such a thing exists).

[Anonymous No.10901170]

>>10901162
I doubt you could.

[Anonymous No.10901175]

>>10901170

If your aim is as bad with a gun as it is on 4chan then it shouldn't be too hard.

[Anonymous No.10901182]

>>10901175
Don't start screeching autistically

[Anonymous No.10901184]

>>10901182

u mad

[Anonymous No.10901212]

>>10901062
Based daoposter

[Anonymous No.10901408]

it's possible to become immortal but it's really really hard and im worried i wont make it aaaaaaaaaaa

[Anonymous No.10901449]

The most intense DMT trip ever, expanding your consiousness infinitely, and thereby deathing (You) and uniting you and everyone and God. Should be bretty nice

[Anonymous No.10901702]

I don't mind the idea of being dead. It doesn't bother me at all. Dying, on the other hand, sounds awful. I don't want to be withering away in a hospital bed, hooked up to machines that help me function. Tubes shoved down my nose to feed me and into my veins to deliver medicine. Becoming worse and worse over time until I can barely even take a breath without a machine doing it for me.
I also hate the idea of having the blood drained from my body and being cut open to find out what killed me, then having my body burned and my bones being ground into a fine powder by a depressed man on minimum wage.
Tbh it would have been far comfier to have never been born in the first place.

[Anonymous No.10902975]

>>10901449
DMT that is potentially released during intense stress (often before dying) is in a much lower dose than ingesting crystal DMT from a non-endogenous source. Smoking DMT will be much more intense than anything released when one dies,

[Anonymous No.10903010]

>>10895321
take me home, baby, unpresence me

[Anonymous No.10903046]

Death is death, what I care about is the quality of how I go to my grave. When I am dead there is nothing, so that is pretty irrational to be concerned with.

[Anonymous No.10903195]

>>10895321
I can't say i fear it, i am unease with the concept of my death but even worse to me is the death of my loved ones. I don't exactly mean i'm afraid of losing them and missing them, i've already lost my father and i know what that's like, but i am absolutely terrified of the life in their body to cease. I can't imagine a time in the world where the mind behind my mothers' eyes will end and it will take away with it everything she had and had known, everything she thought of and remembered. I can't imagine a time in cosmic life where her eyes will shut and stop opening because humans like her do not deserve to cease existing and just die. It's unjust that she has to end.

[Anonymous No.10903213]

>>10903195
Do you know how cruel it is to wish for someone to live forever?

[Anonymous No.10903404]

>>10895321
I had two recent run-ins with death in the past month and discovered that I was not as fearful as I thought I would be, though I did have a tinge of sadness and regret. I am also a depressive though so perhaps that dampened my fear and will to live.

Ask me whatever you like about my experiences.

[Anonymous No.10903750]

Being dead isn't all that bad, either a total lack of existence or something else entirely which would be intresting. Actually dieing would be pretty bad though, hopefully it's something quick.

[Anonymous No.10904941]

The only thing I hate about death is the fact that i'll miss all these cool developments in science, technology and humanity as a whole.

[Anonymous No.10904977]

>>10895385
>>10895396
>>10895451
>>10897750

If you believe in a magical sky fairy who allows us to live beyond death in a cloud city you are litterally brain dead.

Christfags fuck off. You have no place in any intellectual debates.

[Anonymous No.10904979]

>>10903213
i do not know, i wish it for my doggo, my father, my mother, my sister...

[Anonymous No.10904986]

>>10896677
This.

You get a perfected body, instead of the one you have now. Kind of a transhumanist thing, actually.

[Anonymous No.10905006]

>>10895321
Death is a lot like pain, we don't know when or how it will happen, just that it will. It's part of existence and it's inevitable. Only a faggot wastes time worrying about what he cannot control.
Also points for using art from Watain's Lawless Darkness. The band that influenced them and are part of the same occult faith Dissection, the lead singer killed himself after stating that he had achieved everything he wanted to in this world.

[Anonymous No.10905097]

>>10900908
top fucking lel

[Anonymous No.10905119]

I don't fear it but rather hate it. Death limits my time on this earth and thus limits my time to learn. I cannot do every single thing i want to do nor read every single book i want to read. I will forever be against the clock and this fact brings me an anguish that eats me up on the inside. It makes my time so precious and my dreams so risky that i can only stick to one thing or I will be mediocre in everything
>and the captcha taking multiple tries doesn't help

[Anonymous No.10905135]

Which book has the best personification of death?

[Anonymous No.10905329]

>>10905119
Exactly this.

[Anonymous No.10905360]

>>10895321
I understand it's inevitable, but at this point in my life don't want to experience it.

[Anonymous No.10905364]

>>10895321
scared, but kind of excited, too.

[Anonymous No.10905408]

>>10901140
Glad I went through my athiest phase before I was 18

[Anonymous No.10905414]

>tfw was highly suicidal for a long time
I've come to peace with it I think, which is an emotional state that takes a certain amount of experience. Even when you attain that experience, when it comes up still terrifying yet cathartic

[Anonymous No.10905421]

>>10895321
been pretty apathetic to death, like i always feared the pain more than the actual process of stopping to exist, but lately i feel like that final struggle before death is one worth going through rather than giving up and accepting death. not because death has become scary but rather that final act of stubbornness seems like a process worth going through

[Anonymous No.10905438]

>>10904986
how big will my dick be?

[Anonymous No.10905471]

Obligatory oregano

[Anonymous No.10905517]

it happens to all of us, often sooner than we expected, painfully, and for reasons totally out of our control (like war or cancer)

[Anonymous No.10905559]

>>10895321
I generally live right on the line of life affirmation and denial when I'm in my normal state in a neutrality that can easily go towards positive (see a qt bird in the garden) or negative (dentist appointment early in the morning).

How I feel about death really depends on my calendar and the weather and how well I slept and what's in the fridge and the like. I have no ideological allegiance to a value judgement about life or death that is not directly circumstantial to the moment, so I can cycle between welcoming death and gratefulness to be alive on the same day. Feels a bit unstable but also sincere and straight forward, like a fleshy hedonic barometer.

[Anonymous No.10905592]

>>10905559

[Anonymous No.10905705]

It's not that being dead scares me, it's the dying part. I'm also always afraid I'll die before I can accept it, or before I can consider myself to have lived a full, or at least long enough, life.

[Anonymous No.10905738]

>>10895816

[Anonymous No.10905802]

>>10895451
Dope

[Anonymous No.10905807]

>>10905517
But war is in our control, and cancer too to some extent.

[Anonymous No.10905815]

>>10896385
"The meaning of life is that it stops." - Kafka. Is he retarded?

[Anonymous No.10905829]

>>10895947
>If you were a true Christian you would look forward to dying. This life is negligible to you.

lol no. Get this Nietzschean bs out of here. This is not true at all. Religion does not will to nothing. Life is sacred in the religious tradition that is to be sanctified not desecrated in the hopes that it will end soon.

Why do you think Christianity denies harmful behaviors towards that body along with suicide?And promotes procreation?

Eternal life can only be realized in this life in order to not suffer the second death, which is that of the spirit. Thus, life is good in so far as you may realize God's divine nature.

[Anonymous No.10905856]

>>10905829
no its not read the bible you dump cow

[Anonymous No.10905868]

>>10903404
>had two run-ins with death in the last month
explain faggot

[Anonymous No.10905881]

>>10895321
It has become my god. It gives my life meaning and peace knowing that the suffering won't last forever

[Anonymous No.10905897]

The natural balance to life.

Equal and opposite reaction, and death is its natural counter weight.

Where there is pleasure there is also pain, likewise the same applies to life.

It's often feared, because we haven't known anything but life. But I reckon it won't be so bad. A void of eternal peace, and we will see each other again when we all return to the source. And this is not some mystical parlance, but a scientific reality. After the expansion will come the big crunch where we will see each other again.

[Anonymous No.10905906]

>>10905856
JOHN 3:1 "He came to Jesus at night and said, “Rabbi, we know that You are a teacher who has come from God. For no one could perform the signs You are doing if God were not with him.” 3Jesus replied, “Truly, truly, I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless he is born again.” 4“How can a man be born when he is old?” Nicodemus asked. “Can he enter his mother’s womb a second time to be born? Jesus answered, “Truly, truly, I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless he is born of water and the Spirit. 6Flesh is born of flesh, but spirit is born of the Spirit. Do not be amazed that I said, ‘You must be born again. The wind blows where it wishes. You hear its sound, but you do not know where it comes from or where it is going. So it is with everyone born of the Spirit.”


Hm weird.

[Anonymous No.10906012]

I don't think Hell makes much sense in the long run

If not worshiping god puts you in hell then what about all the people who never had a chance to worship him? Are you really to blame for not being a Christian if you were born into an Amazon jungle tribe and died with 0 contact of the outside world and even any knowledge of Christianity?

And regarding sin eventually you'll atone for whatever crime you did. Sure it could take millions and millions of years of torture if you were one sick bastard but due to the nature of eternity wouldn't the punishment outweigh the crime eventually? Hell seems like such an extreme punishment that you must have done something horribly wrong with evil intent to be deserving of it.

[Anonymous No.10906150]

>>10905829
Procreation is not near the top of the things Christianity promotes. Catholic priests cannot marry, Orthodoxy has plenty of monks and nuns that live in seclusion as well. You can't of any people closer to the word of God than these ones and procreation is completely out of the question for them.
Suicide is forbidden because life is considered a gift from God and throwing it away is sacrilege. But nobody says that you should live it in some specific way, besides worshiping God and praying for the afterlife. You may find a quote or two that you can interpret your way, but you have to admit that most messages from the Bible and other holy texts and prayers are concerned with the judgment and redemption of the soul.

[Anonymous No.10906153]

>>10905897
Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost.

[Anonymous No.10906163]

>>10895321

Well right now I think I'm about ready for it as much as I could ever be
God if you want it you better do it now
If you wait too long I might end up fighting back

[Anonymous No.10906217]

>>10906150
Uhhhhhh
>the children are gifts of the lord
>christians ought not to procreate
>induce monks as examples
not a good arguement.

>"Suicide is forbidden because life is considered a gift from God and throwing it away is sacrilege. But nobody says that you should live it in some specific way, besides worshiping God and praying for the afterlife"
those who don't keep the commandments cannot enter heaven. I don't know where you are getting at.
>You may find a quote or two that you can interpret your way, but you have to admit that most messages from the Bible and other holy texts and prayers are concerned with the judgment and redemption of the soul.
Yes but that doesn't in any way excuse that you don't know what you're talking about

[Anonymous No.10906296]

I personally long for it, but that is because my life is sad. I think the most logical way is to feel complete indifference towards it, because that is what death is.

[Anonymous No.10906360]

>>10906217
Where did I say that christians ought not to procreate? I said there are more important and mandatory things they have to do. If the monks part was not a good argument you would have refuted it.

>those who don't keep the commandments cannot enter heaven
>you do something good here
>so that you can go to some nice place after you're no longer here
I agree there is a Christian way of life, but it doesn't in any way encourage you to pursue a happy life, or get plenty of experience or things like that. Everything you do is so that you may get to heaven.

[Anonymous No.10906368]

Not the end. There's a something after it and it's vague but it's there. How or in what way one will be conscious of it is another thing. But a 'you' continues.

[Anonymous No.10906369]

>>10905592
>tfw not sure if insulted or complimented

[Anonymous No.10906397]

>>10906360
>Where did I say that christians ought not to procreate? I said there are more important and mandatory things they have to do. If the monks part was not a good argument you would have refuted it.

I am saying that Christians are not blamed for being monks, they do not sin, but it depends on the intent. monks are of exception in so far as they commit to not committing sins. Having children is optimal. Jesus says you don't have to be a monk, but if it is necessary so you don't sin, go ahead and do so. The value of continuance of life in absence of sin is more optimal. Jesus didn't go around telling everyone to be a monk for a reason.

This comment
>those who don't keep the commandments cannot enter heaven
was in response to your response here
>" But nobody says that you should live it in some specific way, besides worshiping God and praying for the afterlife"

clearly you do not know what you are talking about.

>Everything you do is so that you may get to heaven.

Why is this a problem? heaven is the revelation that you are in union with God, that your true nature has its basis in God. It isn't a consequentalist way of thinking, trying to get a pleasure out of heaven. It's significance has its value on its own inherent truth, not its pleasures. This isn't Islam. You arent promised 72 virgins

[Anonymous No.10906445]

>>10906397
you’re promised everlasting bliss and the reason for literally every single behavior on Earth is to keep your spot in the pleasure dome forever. Its life denying and totally otherworldly which is why fundamentalist sects come off as already dead, hence “all mormons are already dead”

[Anonymous No.10906493]

>>10906445
the first death is not the one you should worry about. It's spiritual death, the second death, that is what is at stake.

Just because you have no fear of the former doesn't mean you wish it to come. It's a matter of indifference in so far as the time is determined by God's will. You don't seek to avoid the second death that you are seeking it because of pleasure. You seek to avoid it because it is not in truth. Your mind is still stuck in the pleasure-pain principle, the apple of good and evil that made adam and eve fall.

[Anonymous No.10906518]

>>10906397
You still don't understand what I am trying to say and I feel you have a Bible Belt tier understanding of Christianity. The point is that, given the Christian metaphysics, the 80 or something years of this life and its experiences are obviously insignificant to the infinity of what awaits on the other side. And there is nothing telling you that you have to do something like getting experience, making art or other non life-denying activities. You can sit in the same building all your life and do the same things every day and it's completely fine, even preferable to risking falling into sin by trying to be happy.
You also can't explain how come faithful people aren't rewarded with anything in this life but, presumably, all their rewards are waiting for them in the afterlife.

You admitted I'm right both with this comment:
>Yes but that doesn't in any way excuse that you don't know what you're talking about
and this one:
>Why is this a problem?

You should grow up and understand that religion is not some self-help bullshit that helps you live life with a perpetual smile on your face. People twisting Christian beliefs so that they can meet their world-view are the reason why it is taken less and less seriously.

[Anonymous No.10906520]

>>10906445
Let me boil it down this way

>there is physical life and death
>worrying about the physical death is pointless. it has no worth
>There is spiritual life and death.
>You worry about the spiritual death because It means the end of spiritual life
>spiritual life is independent of pleasurable experiences, hence the reason not to fear death of the body.
>spiritual bliss is rooted in God. Truth itself. Value is not something you created, but value is good insofar as it is truely understood

conclusion:
>How can you get spiritual life if not by realizing its importance in the physical life?
>Morality, independent of pleasure and pain

done

[Anonymous No.10906540]

>>10906518
>You can sit in the same building all your life and do the same things every day and it's completely fine, even preferable to risking falling into sin by trying to be happy.

again you seem to have a problem with this because you don't undestand this >>10906520

which explains this question
>You also can't explain how come faithful people aren't rewarded with anything in this life but, presumably, all their rewards are waiting for them in the afterlife.

the response is that they aren't truly faithful. you keep wanting some pleasurable reward to come down to you, but the reality is that it isn't given to you, it is uncovered independent of the shit that goes on around you.

[Anonymous No.10906548]

>>10906518
You keep on expecting that this reward is not secured in this life but in the afterlife. That is the complete opposite of what Christianity is trying to tell you. Absolute brainlet teir

[Anonymous No.10906562]

https://soundcloud.com/heyokapod/hamlet

[Anonymous No.10906587]

>>10906548
Is that why faithful people are always the happiest, live the longest lives and are never without the material resources they need, while all sinners get what they deserve?
If you honestly keep on being a christian with that mindset you are a completely blind retard.

[Anonymous No.10906600]

I think Death is a pretty cool guy. Eh comes to all men and doesn't afraid of anything.

[Anonymous No.10906608]

>>10905868
>bad strain of the flu. I had to be hospitalized for a high temperature when I was 17 and this felt worse. I could actually smell death on my breath. My body chemistry changed.
>Witnessed a mugging, 4 vs 1, and one had a gun. The muggers were freaking out cause it wasn't going well so I thought maybe they aren't brave enough to commit murder. Tackled a guy, then got kicked in the face and beat the shit out of for a few seconds before they fled.

[Anonymous No.10906620]

>>10906540
That post has got nothing to do with what I've been trying to say. It's all a bunch of sophisms anyway. What the fuck is spiritual death?

[Anonymous No.10906704]

>all the miserable plebs ITT
The very purpose of your existence that is to serve for the human progress will be completed when you die and you can just die peacefully and honorably. Your brain dies and the void ahead is only the natural state of things.
Stop being a whiney little faggot.

[Anonymous No.10906766]

>>10906620
>what is spiritual death
>claims to know anything about Christianity

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiritual_death_in_Christianity

[Anonymous No.10906803]

>>10895321
It's necessary

[Anonymous No.10906862]

>>10906704
>posts pedo anime
>doesn’t think about telos deeper than social construct
>is a stupid fucking nip or weeb
i’ve seen you or someone exactly like you post this sentiment multiple times

[Anonymous No.10906878]

It's alright I just have to be sure I finish writing my books first.

[Anonymous No.10906892]

>>10906766
Are you kidding me? A wikipedia article with three tiny paragraphs and only from the point of view of Protestantism and Mormonism?

What do you think about this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annihilationism
>The belief in Annihilationism, has appeared throughout Christian history, but has always been in the minority.

[Anonymous No.10906938]

>>10906892
>Annihilationism asserts that God will eventually destroy the wicked, leaving only the righteous to live on in immortality. Some annihilationists (e.g. Seventh-day Adventists) believe God's love is scripturally described as an all-consuming fire[3] and that sinful creatures cannot exist in God's presence.

Oh man why isn't there a doom metal band that writes songs based on this??

[Anonymous No.10906955]

>>10906862
The only reason you think what I just said is not the ultimate purpose of your life is that you don't see the bigger picture.
Of course you'd be confused and scared, trying to figure out a "deeper meaning" when you only think about things bound to your own little world. Being all whiny and sentimental about death, but it won't change a thing.
Life just doesn't matter on the individual level.

[Anonymous No.10907087]

>>10906600
>doesn't afraid of anything
fucking genius alert!

[Anonymous No.10907101]

>>10907087
>being this much of a newfag

[Anonymous No.10907107]

>>10907101
no u

[Anonymous No.10908313]

Death is not an inevitability:

sens.org
https://discord.gg/DDpUqJh
https://discord.gg/ftSbffu

[Anonymous No.10908367]

>>10900680
only chinaman worth reading

[Anonymous No.10908380]

The worst idea is there being only imps/demons/djnns in the higher powers. Being at the suffering of madness for an eternity.

[Anonymous No.10908383]

like it can’t come fucking soon enough

[Anonymous No.10908386]

>>10895484
dont worry anon i thought it was good

[Anonymous No.10908388]

>>10895343
This nigga seen some shit

[Anonymous No.10909189]

>>10905471
I don't get it.

[Anonymous No.10909201]

>>10905738
back to /pol/