Do you fear death?

We have limited time on planet earth, do as much as good karma as possible. This way, your fear of death will be go away slowly.

For me, I am not scared of death as I follow the God of death. Please avoid quoting me in this regard.

Religious discussions are not allowed on BHW.
 
Yes, because I don't want to be poor again in next life.
 
I don't want to die so that gives you my answer... When I do though I want to most of all be happy and old(be in my sleep) and feel like I've had an honest life. I've learned from online teachers a theory that we could move on to better higher dimensions(We are in the 3rd dimension). I hope that's where I go(A higher dimension) and can meet up with my Mother & Father the only people I care about.

The Catholic church has taught the Western World Protestants the way of looking at things. I've been learning online from a teacher by the name Billy Carson... He did a video(YouTube) Titled: Satan is Not Who You Think In this video he points out and shows that there is scripture about murder, rape and slavery. Pretty much stating that it's OK to commit and even that the scripture is saying this is being said by God. I've looked up the scripture myself and it's there and I've just been really confused ever since. I used to consider myself a Christian(Protestant) but I just feel the Catholic church has got things wrong. I do believe in Jesus which is not his name it's Yeshua and I now lean more back towards the Ethiopian Bible. I feel there is more truth from it than the New Testament & Old. The Book of Enoch(A Book Removed From The Bible) seems to make a ton of sense too.
 
no, not at all. what i fear more is not to try things out and maybe later regret that i didnt do them etc..
 
Doesn't matter i think 200yrs from now all of US who are in this world now will be gone...Hahaha.....Let me drink my last....hahaha...
 
Not much of a fear, more like a deadline we can't outrun. Just make the most of the time we've got, yeah? LMAO, can't outrun 'Deadline'. That's a good one, right?
 
One day, everyone has to leave this world. That one day is the day no one knows. If you do not know that exact day, there should not be any fear. Fear starts only when you know your time in the world is limited.
 
Alright kids.

Now you listen to old VisualA here.

There is no reason to fear death. I've been working in medicine for about three decades and I know what I'm talking about. It doesn't matter how sick you get, how much pain you're in or how certain everyone is that you will die...

NO ONE CAN PREDICT DEATH.

You could be the sickest man in the world and live for another fifty years or you can be the healthiest man alive and drop from a sudden aneurysm. Absolutely no one can predict death.

1) It simply happens.

2) It is hyper-random.

3) It happens to everyone.

There is absolutely no reason to fear it. It is like going home and going to sleep. You may not want to. You might want to stay out and party all night. But eventually, you know it is going to happen.

So let me tell you what I fear. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Darger

This guy was a janitor. Spent his whole life living in a tiny room and working a dead end job. He died of age related nonsense and when they went to clear out his apartment, they found an unpublished 15k page book he had been writing for the last 50+ years. Plus, all the illustrations he had done for it.

I know his name because the guy became wickedly famous and all his shit is some of the most expensive (and hard to acquire) artwork (and documents) in the world. And he never got to see any of that fame. He never got to talk to anyone about what he created.

That is what I'm afraid of. I don't care about dying. I care about dying too soon for it to have meant anything.
 
i'm not afraid of dying; i'm afraid of not dying. my strength and health aren't where they should be, and living with a version of myself that is in pain would be a terrifying experience.
 
Depends what's meant by fear. Does it refer to a trembling feeling you'd get from running in a dark alleyway at night in the streets of Gotham, or does it mean something as vague as just the rejection of death occurring because it's unlikable? If the former, perhaps some people in some situations can get out of the horror-movie kind of fear. If as the latter, I think it's still possible some people are not only okay with dying, some people even want it. But virtually nobody wants to lol. And if anyone says that they accept death occurring despite it being unlikeable, that's someone you should be extremely skeptical about in regards to their claim.

Or get them help. Lol
 
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