Books to prepare you for your death?

[Anonymous No.14592343]

https://imgur.com/a/m91RAOz

[Anonymous No.14592346]

>>14592343
Storm of Steel and My War Gone By, I Miss It So

[Anonymous No.14593338]

>>14592343
there was protestant book about death but I can't remember its name

[Anonymous No.14593351]

>>14592343
Tibetan Book of the Dead
Dalai Lama's "On Dying"

[Anonymous No.14593368]

I might not be scared of death but I am absolutely horrified of the pain from disease and especially from one like this.

[Anonymous No.14593404]

Saint Alphonsus Ligouri Preparation for Death
I have yet to hear of any book that truly meditates upon death like that book. Too many books about death are simply edgy attention grabbers that lack substance

[Anonymous No.14593453]

>>14593404
Fuck being scared of death, imagine the immense pain you will suffer!
even if it is jsut 24 hours of one organ shutting down after another, the symptoms till you die will be horrendeous.
I get the urge to survive when actually faced with death but after so much pain most would rather welcome death than endure any more pain.
The pain is what is worrisome not emancipating death.

[Anonymous No.14593626]

Plato's Phaedo

[Anonymous No.14593629]

Seneca - Letters from a Stoic

[Anonymous No.14593658]

>>14592343
white noise

[Anonymous No.14594797]

>>14593453
The fuck is this? Palestine? Lebanon?

[Anonymous No.14594802]

my diary desu

[Anonymous No.14594813]

>>14593368
for me the fear of death is the not existing anymore.

[Anonymous No.14594870]

>>14593368
Yeah I'm hoping I get cancer and can OD my way out. I won't want to "die in my sleep" aka wake up having a heart attack or not breathing while my last moments are spent in agony and regret

[Anonymous No.14595378]

>>14592343
The whole of philosophy of any tradition.

[Urantia reader No.14595833]

>>14592343
>>14593351
Now I am experiencing the Clear Light of objective reality. Nothing is happening, nothing ever has happened or ever will happen. My present sense of self, the voyager, is in reality the void itself, having no qualities or characteristics. I remember myself as the voyager, whose deepest nature is the Clear Light itself; I am one; there is no other. I am the voidness of the void, the eternal unborn, the uncreated, neither real nor unreal. All that I have been conscious of is my own play of consciousness, a dance of light, the swirling patterns of light in infinite extension, endless endlessness, the Absolute beyond change, existence, reality. I, the voyager, am inseparable from the Clear Light; I cannot be born, die, exist, or change. I know now that this is my true nature.

--From American Book of the Dead by E.J. Gold

[Anonymous No.14595850]

>>14592343
i've been waiting for that plague. there's too much people, especially in China, and it's a way God's punishment for terrorizing uyghurs and tibetians. inshallah.

[Anonymous No.14595881]

Book of Ecclesiastes

[Anonymous No.14596048]

>>14593351
>Tibetan Book of the Dead
hipster favourite

[Anonymous No.14596328]

Stoner.

[Anonymous No.14596952]

>>14592343
Fistful of DPH and attempt to read any book. Literary hallucinations are among the most intriguing.

[Anonymous No.14597039]

>>14592343
Tolkien's Legendarium and The Chronicles of Narnia.