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Anonymous #1
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#16368980 - 06/12/12 05:28 AM (1 year, 7 days ago) |
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Are you afraid of it?
Most of you might say no. In general i would say no aswell as it is inevitable,
But I was 6 tokes from the pipe in lastnight and i pictured dying by gunfire, It was not pretty.
Lying there in the worst pain of your life while you accept defeat and allow your soul to slip away as your physical body is terminated.
its really profound that we can even think about it in the first place, the whole ordeal very intimidating, and the fact that its unavoidable is too ominous to comprehend.
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Anonymous #2
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I am afraid of loved ones dying not me, but I get what you are saying. Me dying of old age or illness is no big thing but someone beating me or cutting my life short is tragic and terrifying.
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Anonymous #3
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i'm afraid of oh long johnson
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Anonymous #4
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No.
Most people are cowards.
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Anonymous #5
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I was scared of death but then i got REALLY high on Cannabis and took a light dose of shrooms about 4 grams dried subs that had lost a decent amount of potency It was more like a .75 gramme trip at the time, and listened to an Alan Watts talk on the topic of death and now, it holds no further worry for me.
Not knowing how I will die is annoying though.
What is it like to go to sleep and not wake up? oh the same as whats it like to wake up having never gone to sleep.
We are small life forms on a big rock hurling through space spinning as we go, why the hell be scared of death it is something that happens to us all.
Instead we should fear dying having never really lived.
I feel so sad for the people who think life is being born working breeding, dying, sure it is in a way but what about all the things along the way?
What about leaving the world in a better state than when you found.
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Anonymous #6
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Yes I am scared of dying because I think it might be oblivion. I will cease to exist and everything I am and everything I have done will have been for nothing. In the truest sense nothing will have mattered. At all. All the tears, all the laughs, all the work, all the worry, all of it is meaningless. That's some nihilistic shit right there but these thoughts follow me everywhere.
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Anonymous #5
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Those thoughts used to follow me too, but life is an experience only you can have, you can sit there and worry about what is going to happen but it is not going to change, I just hope that I can make some kind of positive impact at some point.
All that we are is all we will ever be, here and now, I just hope all our deaths are as painless as possible.
I found this
Edited by Anonymous (06/12/12 08:29 PM)
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Anonymous #6
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Alan Watts makes me dizzy. He's the British Mckenna.
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Anonymous #5
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Still love Terrence though, such a shame he is no longer with us. his nasal voice saying DMT and Mushrooms is just unforgettable.
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Anonymous #7
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No man,I'm not afraid to die.
After all these years of humans dying I think the human body knows how to die efficiently .
I might be wrong but thats how I feel and I'm not afraid of it.
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Anonymous #8
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I like dieing, it lets me really live it up
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Anonymous #9
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I'm only afraid of the uncertainty of living. You could get hit by a car and end up in a coma for the rest of your life. I like the idea of dying on my own terms whenever I feel like life is no longer worth living. Suicide is an empowering thing.
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Anonymous #10
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I feel like I'd rather die sometimes. Not in a depressed way, like I wish I were dead or something.
I just feel like it'd be easier. If we're only here for a certain amount of time, we're expected to waste most (see 2/3) of that time doing shit we don't want to do. Working, schooling, etc. When it really comes down to it we completely waste the gift of life. COMPLETELY.
And thats where the thoughts of death come in. Do the small (ever shrinking) positives of life ever really make up for the downs and the horrible monotonous waste of life?
Well, I guess they must. Or none of us would be here.
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Anonymous #11
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Anonymous #12
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as long as its instantaneous im fine with it, i would hat to suffer for long as i know pain very well and deal with it on a daily basis. i have no clue what will happen after death but hey ill find out one day, i dont know much but life is the only thing your ever truly given its not always what you would choose but the only person who makes the final choice can make an impact in life
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Anonymous #13
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I'm glad I sat out on the lake watching the loons this morning during my morning coffee.
For some reason it was more picturesque than usual.
I believe each individual's "after-life" is what they mean it to be. That is, if you die in fear / anger / disgust... what a terrible way to go. Who knows how long "time" is as you're dying?
Do you experience slow time like a near fatal car accident, or when you dodged that speeding car?
I just hope when I do die that it's not a slow and agonizing death. I don't want friends and family to come over to 'say hi' when all they want is to see me for one last time.
Just die in my sleep or make me splat, but I just want it quick, and if I can't get that I'll do it myself and without regret.
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Anonymous #14
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I used to be scared of death but LSD changed all that.
Now I'm absolutely horrified of death.
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Anonymous #6
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Don't make the fundamental attribution error that makes you think that the LSD mindset has anything to do with death. For all you know the experience of sleep or riding on a rollercoaster or orgasming is closer to death than an LSD trip. You don't know and have no reason to believe any of these experiences gives any hint, clue, or foreshadowing of the death experience, if there even is one. Death is unknown and there is one surefire bet: Jesus.
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Anonymous #15
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death wont be to bad. your body is equipped with mechanisms to ease it. adrenaline and dopamine and all that good shit. it makes your reality and it can distort your reality. i got hit by a car once and flying through the air felt like i was taking a nap on heavens clouds. it lasted for an eternity and i felt great. i felt great until the next day. it was pretty bad to i flew 15+ feet broken collar bone and ankle. But when it happened i was instantly in shock and my brain took care of me  I hope it this happens when death is upon me.
hopefully the constant drug abuse doesn't hinder my bodies natural defense to a NDE or AEOD (actual experience of death).
dont be afraid op. be terrified. the thing that freaks me out the most... we still dont know what is after death lol. You can take your ipod or cell phone bro. Nor your whip dude. Friends and family have to stay here to. You're ALL ALONE when it happens.
For that reason, I cannot provide an advice on what to do after you die. Bud good luck bro. Send some my way to
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Anonymous #1
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fasho 15 we all in dis togetha
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