Do you fear death?
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you are already experiencing death while living. sleep is the cousin of death. when you bust a nut, that is a form of death, the french call it "the little death".
why do you think when you bust a nut, it feels like you in a coma, you can hear everything around you, but you cannot respond - im just thinking that this is one of the initial stages of death mentally, besides your body turning blue physically.
your cells in your body are dying off as we speak, but it happens so fast you may not see it. however your body is reproducing new cells to replace the cells that died off.
therefore, every second you are half-dead and half-alive, whether you like it or not.
and as you get older, your body is more dead than it is alive. look at genetics and you will see why this happens for a reason.
im studying up on entropy, the 2nd law of thermodynamics, and there is no way out of it. you can prevent death from happening slowly like susan sommers and jack lalaine, but there is only so much you can do. you just cant violate entropy, it's a law.
just have acceptance that it will happen and you will be at peace with yourself from now till you pass. once you can do this, you dont have to think about it and dwell on it as much, and you can enjoy living life to the fullest.
why do you think when you bust a nut, it feels like you in a coma, you can hear everything around you, but you cannot respond - im just thinking that this is one of the initial stages of death mentally, besides your body turning blue physically.
your cells in your body are dying off as we speak, but it happens so fast you may not see it. however your body is reproducing new cells to replace the cells that died off.
therefore, every second you are half-dead and half-alive, whether you like it or not.
and as you get older, your body is more dead than it is alive. look at genetics and you will see why this happens for a reason.
im studying up on entropy, the 2nd law of thermodynamics, and there is no way out of it. you can prevent death from happening slowly like susan sommers and jack lalaine, but there is only so much you can do. you just cant violate entropy, it's a law.
just have acceptance that it will happen and you will be at peace with yourself from now till you pass. once you can do this, you dont have to think about it and dwell on it as much, and you can enjoy living life to the fullest.
You're dead. You can't be reliving your death in some sort of dream like state because your brain is no longer functioning.
The only thing that seperates the living and the inanimate is perception of the world around us. Once you die you no longer have perception and therefore become inanimate yourself.
Either that or you go live on a cloud forever with some thing that always was and always will be, or you go live underground on fire with some thing that the other thing cast down there and that wants to hurt you for eternity.
I'm going with the second paragraph above this sentence.
The only thing that seperates the living and the inanimate is perception of the world around us. Once you die you no longer have perception and therefore become inanimate yourself.
Either that or you go live on a cloud forever with some thing that always was and always will be, or you go live underground on fire with some thing that the other thing cast down there and that wants to hurt you for eternity.
I'm going with the second paragraph above this sentence.
Ive been close to death more than once.
The worst part about it is seeing your family and friends suffer knowing you may be gone soon.
The image of my father broke down and sobbing like a child is something I will never forget.
The next time I come close I want it to be quick. No disease, no waiting, no guessing game.
But you do have to come to terms with death, and I already have.
I worry more for my girl, my dog, and the fam.
lol @ the dog. For real though.
The worst part about it is seeing your family and friends suffer knowing you may be gone soon.
The image of my father broke down and sobbing like a child is something I will never forget.
The next time I come close I want it to be quick. No disease, no waiting, no guessing game.
But you do have to come to terms with death, and I already have.
I worry more for my girl, my dog, and the fam.
lol @ the dog. For real though.
