What you think happens when you die?

The mysteries of death are unknown to all but those who have felt its warm embrace.

 

This is something I can believe in.

 

If you're happy enough with how you've lived and whatever higher being there is thinks you've done well enough and you've found yourself spiritually and have full understanding of the world, then I suppose you move up a level to another universe maybe, one step close to god. Where there's more knowledge, more pleasure, more pain, more everything.

 

An infinite and all-encompassing DMT trip

 

Nothing happens. You die. That's the whole point.

Although I wouldn't mid listening to Superheroes either....

 

The ego dies you are reunited with the all.

 

Really, I just don't have a fuckin' clue what happens after you die, and neither does anyone else still alive.

 

The same thing that was happening before you were born. Maybe. Lol. I mean millions/billions/infinite amount of years have passed before us, and I can't say that I've felt a single of second of it. Maybe the same applies afterward.

 

Dead is I right now here. You see there isn't a you to see. When

 

Caveman grunts club bang head spank ass fractured English. When

 

Tripping was I, and half dead was my ego, when...

It seems everyone is not serious about this, this question of what happens when you die, this seems like a distant future idea, its seems completely irreverent to you.

This rabbit hole is getting real real deep now. It is very relevant how to die right now! Many of us have already died on psychs. Is this the real death, does death even exsist, it seems a joke, something that happens but doesn't matter. Just a trick of the mind. If you die awake, on top of death, detach, become pure consciousness before the death of the body happens and you will have beaten death. Death could not catch buddha, death shall not catch I.

How do I die? How do I die right now?

 

Well it's sorta irrelevant knowledge because it makes no difference if you know exactly what happens to you when you die. It changes nothing about the living experience. (Unless you find out that you're judged or something.)

And considering Buddha believed he escaped the cycle of life and death, you could say death caught Buddha with a much firmer grasp than anyone else.

 

"Learn to die, so that you may begin to live." ~Thomas a Kempis

"In Christian theology, St. Paul said: "I die daily." Thomas á Kempis has said: "Learn to die so that you may begin to live." These quotations refer to the process of rising above body-consciousness while living." Rajinder

If we learn to die now, we will see beyond death, for you are something that was never born and will never die, and if you could see that clearly (as the buddha did), then you have looked past death. Its mechanism is not a mystery anymore. If we don't look past death now, then when it comes for us, will be taken, attached, hurt, unaware of what is happening. Learning to die today means learning what the mechanism of death is, and learning what actually dies, so that when it comes, it comes as a smooth pleasant ride, and you are fully aware of it.

Each moment is moment to awaken. To take each moment to uncondition the conditioning of your mind, to peel away your ego, to kill of your false self, in order to see what is truly there. Peeling away the onion layer by layer, until your are nothing but an empty center.

Want to feel oneness, want to feel that which never dies, go to a show. Its there, go with the flow, and you'll feel it. If you try to grasp it, it will leave you, but as soon as your let go, it touches you. Could be a smile in the crowd, the magical glance between eyes, someones hair brushing against your face, and gentle bump at the side, stuff you take for granted everyday! Thats it! Thats the oneness, right here! It happening, people are seeing right now. No gimmicks, no lines, no messiahs, no books, no groups, just people, people immersed in this oneness, people with their true eye open. Its freakin magic! All around!