The first funeral I attended was my little brothers, he was only three years old...I was only five, the same year the second funeral I attended was my great grandmother she was in her 90s..I knew at that moment age doesn't matter...we all die, and don't know when. We don't choose our parents..We don't choose when we're born...We don't where we're born...We don't choose how we look...and We don't choose when we leave...knowing this is true for every soul on earth...enjoy every moment, because We don't choose how many moments we receive..share the positive freely with all..and refuse to let anything or anyone take it away..
All true except now thanks to crazy politicians everyone does get to choose their sexual identity. Everyday I've been alive that i can remember i didnt realize what i was really watching until i heard someone tell another person that disagreed with the idea of being the opposite sex that something was wrong with them and they are evil. I realized ive just been watching a very long play or movie in real time. Its title is "as the world turns the acceptance of the word No burns and burns." Eventually rape and child molestation will be something we will be told we have to believe in or agree with.
Thats the purpose of both religion and science. Both seek to explain the nature of the universe. One from Muthos and the other Logos. We cant conceive infinite and so have to compartmentalize and categorize and make speculation. The truth is NO ONE KNOWS WHAT THIS IS OR WHAT IS GOING ON.
As a man with a terminal illness i really do hope there is something after we're done. Im hoping its some way to keep track of loved ones albeit in a non direct way.
There's. Not just afterlife but you're eternal. Physical existence has pain and suffering but not in spiritual realm. You will be looking your loved ones and also join them after this life ends. Just look into Srilankan girl Purnima's reincarnation, then see some psychic medium videos produced by big production houses and if not listen to many NDE videos in different UA-cam channels. You'll know.
My best friend passed away 5 years ago. To this day I can't imagine never meeting him again I just can't . He just was always there for me no matter what it cost him . And I never told him how much it means to me . It hurts to this day . I'm sorry Tyoma I love you. And to the rest of you please go tell that person howuch they mean to you even if you feel uncomfortable just do it . You will regret not doing it when they are gone forever! Love you all(:
xlSneak-_ Yeah, and it will be great when we can see ourselves from that perspective. And furthermore, I believe all the chaos in the world currently is gonna force us to start considering reality instead of bullshit as our main preoccupation! lol
Your spirit chose to be here for one reason or another. You'll get to do this again and again until you get it right. The closer you get to remembering your goal and your true Soul, the more likely it is that you will succeed and return to the existence you once knew as a "spirit being"
paul ferland "...the line separating good and evil passes not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either -- but right through every human heart -- and through all human hearts." -Solzhenitsyn, Gulag Archipelago. Just a short year ago I would have angrily argued with you over the existence of anything outside of our life here on "earth". "One and done," I would have said. 6 months ago I would have ignored the conversation. "Whatever gets you through the night," I would have said. I also accept that I may be wrong... But today I have embraced the idea that (as I was hinting at, and which you explicitly stated) we are all One. "We're all on our way Home..." Rather than "good and evil," there is Positive and Negative. We are here to figure out exactly which we are capable of, which one of these drives us, so that we may conduct ourselves accordingly. Those who are capable of being truly Negative? They show a vast number of Souls what they cannot possibly be, thus offering them a tool to strive towards being truly Positive. No one is perfect. You will surely find yourself being Negative, and should constantly work to learn the lesson of the Positive. There can be no light without darkness, and a single light can be blinding within it. Those of us who are truly Negative ("evil") are unfortunately serving their purpose... and will certainly repay that debt... but even then their recompense will ultimately just be another stop on the way Home.
I was with both my grandma's when they died. It's a weird experience. I immediately thought damn, where did they go to? What really happens? I literally could see the light leaving their eyes. I spent so much time with them. Life is short.
I moved my uncle up in his hospital bed and he croaked right then. It freaked me out his eyes got really big and he was just staring into space. Then, it looked like you watched the color go from his head down to his stomach like a thermometer. That was all the blood in his upper have just stopping.
Life really is short, and that’s kind of scary! We just have to fill our life with as much purpose as possible, so we don’t waste this precious gift we’ve been given 🙏🏼
I lost a long life friend of 11 years to a heroin overdose this morning. Hope she is in a better place. I cant imagine death just being a big black empty void.... scary
@Blameee i mean im only 19 so i guess i really want to live and cherish life so i dont find it relaxing... although this opinion might change in the future
Blameee there is life after death all human beings will have afterlife. This life here is a test, you either go hell or heaven in the afterlife and enjoy the afterlife forever and u won’t be bored nor be sad.
The real questions to ask: 1. We have no recollection of our existence prior to the development of the faculties we require for the perception, collection, retention and recollection of memories, but this doesn’t mean that we did not exist in some form, either genetic code in our ancestors or otherwise. 2. Our coming into existence is not mere coincidence, the events have to be too perfect for your existence to take place. Everything from the existence of the universe, the make up of water, your parents DNA, the fact that you were not born with the genetic sequence of another animal etc., this in its essence shows how unique and precious life is. Take a moment today and think about how unlikely your existence would be and yet it happened, really amazing when you think about it. I hope that death is simply just another realm of transitions to another state of existence whatever that be.
Technically weve existed as long as the the universe has,just in a different form. Its almost poetic that we are star dust, and i agree that all of this isnt by chance. Its too perfect. The older i get the more patterns i see and the less i am afraid of death.
I had a NDE at 27. I am 60 now. The love I felt in the light cannot be explained. My whole body was completely saturated with light and love. There is no Love like that in the human realm I believe. I do not fear death. I welcome the transition. To be engulfed in pure love just pure saturation of unbelievable Love. Love yourself, then you can love others.
Once you have an authentic out of body experience, or NDE, you realize that there is definitely life after death from this world. The body dies, the spirit continues on. That energy that lives in each of us never dies, it just changes form. Energy never dies. It's difficult to explain to those who haven't experienced before. We are mortals living in a physical world. It's in our nature to believe in only what we can see.
I was about to post about having an OOB but you and probably others already have done. Those who are fortunate to have had one are those who don't need to believe or to have faith because they KNOW. People who do not know will just have to take our word for it until...
I don't know. I work with a old guy at my job who is 100% sure I'm going to hell because I won't except jesus I told him I don't know what happen after death and nobody does we won't know until that day comes
We do know!!! You just have to believe in the Lord Flying Spaghetti Monster. He boiled for your sins and granted you everlasting life. He didn't curse you from the start and then demands you be well or you'd face the consequence of everlasting fire. Believe in the FSM and you shall be free.
You are so very right, all’s we can do is be our best everyday & try to be positive even in a terrible place! Our thoughts definitely create our reality! I admit there’s so much I don’t understand like your poor younger brother dying at sic an early age etc! Sorry for your loss!!!!
Two options 1..if you didn't learn the lessons of life...you will be reincarnated again till you learn what your supposed to. .. 2. You learned what you were supposed to. ..so your spirit trancends to a higher dimention. . ✌❤777
It’s really difficult, to have raised my dog from a puppy and have watched his personality develop. To see his interaction with me and my family as individuals, build relationships. I mean, he lays by the door of any family member while they are sick. He won’t lay in his bed until everyone is home for the night etc. it’s really difficult to think that there isn’t something eternal in him, some part that carries on. Something sacred. I really hope there isn’t some discovery that proves that wrong and we all just live out our lives and just go from cows to beef.
Amen bro.. We had to put 1 of our dogs to sleep past Saturday, she and her brother were with us since i was 14 She died at 13 and we had to do it because of cancer... I just cannot imagine with the bond we made that im never gonna see her again...
You say you “hope there isn’t some discovery that proves that wrong” but this is illogical and the wrong way around. You have no actual proof that proves this right! You HOPE that there’s something “eternal in him” but this is just a wish on your part. There’s absolutely no concrete proof that what you’re hoping for is true. It’s impossible to “prove” a negative. Like, what “proof” would convince you that this isn’t the case? The world is currently telling you that the truth is that your dog is an animal which lives for a period of time then it dies and goes away forever. You have no solid evidence that this isn’t the case. By the way, this is all true for humans too.
@@Sirjohnfootball Hope and faith are terms used beyond what can be known. The true spirit of science dwells in this realm. I think there’s a component to all life that’s beyond our understanding. Some fraction of Divinity buried within our being. Unobservable, unattainable and immeasurable. Given each being an intrinsic value. Knowledge has its place but it also has its limits. A culture that discourages hope and faith results in nihilism and a poverty of spirit only illustrated by the secularists governments of the 20th century. I’m not a scientist but neither are you. The allude to the nature of belief in this video. But I’ll give an example, two guys are sitting on the couch and they both need a job. One believes there is one to be had and gets up and goes out and fills out an application and gets a job. The other believes that there’s not a job for him and doesn’t. They are both right. And they both have evidence.
@@jeffburman7832 I understand what you’re saying but I’m sorry to say that I truly feel that hope and belief are just incredibly strong, possibly instinctive, manifestations of wishful thinking. Especially when it comes to death and extinction after death. The concept of non-existence, to a living and conscious being, is so chilling that we develop psychological defence mechanisms in the forms of hope and beliefs to deny the reality of our situation. Your example of the two guys needing a job is a perfectly fine motivational speech but I don’t think it applies to the big topic of existence and death. Jobs are tangible things that we KNOW exist. So it’s perfectly logical to think that if one has belief and acts on that belief then they are more likely to get a job. However, when we start talking about things like “eternal” souls or afterlives then this breaks down completely. A more accurate example would be two guys on the sofa debating whether Blue Dragons exist. Person A says they don’t and stays at home. Person B says they do and goes out looking for them. Just because they “believe” and have “hope” that blue dragons exist that doesn’t mean that he’s going to find them. In fact, everything we know about the universe so far points us in the direction that blue dragons DON’T exist. Just switch blue dragons for “an afterlife” and the situation is the same. Please don’t think im being intentionally rude with the next thing I say but the truth is that it’s easy to use the mentality of “well we don’t really know everything” as a comforting fallacy when it comes to deep topics like death. A question I always ask is this: Just imagine that it is definitely the case that when you die you disappear forever. Your consciousness goes for good. There is no soul and no afterlife. How would a world where that is definitely the case be any different to the world we currently live in? So far, I’ve yet to hear a convincing example of how the world where eternal oblivion after death is definitely the case is nah different to one we currently live in.
I am forever a believer. Saturday afternoon on June 13, 2020 I was walking in my back yard with a wheelbarrow and my vision perspective changed... I saw a man with his back facing me under my maple tree. Thought it was my husband but he was on the other side of the yard. I saw a light coming from his left side that was soft and white and golden. I thought...oh, I wish I had a camera. The light touch him on the shoulder and my heart just gasped. Whatever or whoever was in that light spoke with me telepathically. It said, “ I love him so much”. I knew I would never say that because the love expressed from my heart was very intense and unknown to me. Next I was pulled in what I now know was a 360 life review. I got one single image of a family picnic. Relatives laughing and a child giggling. The man walking in green grass by a house I lived in as a child. Then the vision and experience blotted out and I was back in reality. I sat on my patio asking myself what just happened? A few hours later I found out my father died hundreds of miles away from heart failure. I don’t drink...I don’t do drugs...I was not sleeping. It was the late sunny afternoon and I was walking with a wheelbarrow. I have learned now that I was gifted with a shared death experience. There is something after here and it all revolves around love. I will forever believe.
Wow my condolences to you, thank you for sharing your story. I do believe too that we all are connected with one another. Stay strong for your family and keep forward, I wish you well stranger friend
Simba Not just because I had this experience. There is the universe and there is life...and intelligent life. (Assuming we consider ourselves intelligent) I’ve always felt that there was something more than just Earth and empty space and planets, etc. But there is something out there that is more powerful and greater than myself. Maybe we came from there and are going back...maybe this is the first stage of the journey...heck I don’t know. I have more questions now than answers. It was able to completely control my spirit without any invitation on my part and I never even felt like anything strange was happening. Trust me it’s been a struggle for me. And I know it all sounds unbelievable. If the shoe was on the other foot, I would be just as skeptical. There are days that I am filled with joy and other days where I’m filled with a bit of fear and anxiety My work in this world is based on logic and I have dissected this experience to pieces. There is something out there bigger than all of us and comes to collect us when we die and this being of light was very concerned that we know and feel loved during this transition. I feel like there existence is woven into the fabric of this world but possibly in a parallel dimension. I believe my father was alone and came to me during his death and this being of light...angel...spirit...whatever one wants to call it, gifted me with helping my father transition part way into the next journey in his existence. As if a veil was lifted off my eyes for a moment. One day we will all pass...you will see...you might say, “dang, that lady was right”. What do you think is out there? Just curious as to your thoughts. What do you think I saw...aliens?
68camaro86 don’t be afraid of death you were literally dead for the whole creation of the universe until you were brought here by something that wants us t expirence the universe,everything lives and dies let’s just hope for the best ❤️
@@reidolsen7439 that's proof of something existing before being born, time exists before you are born because if time(or anything) didnt exist then you wouldn't have been born and the universe wouldn't have been created for any reason.
I guess above all else, I don't want this to be it. When I die, I don't want to simply turn off like a tv. I want there to be some sort of life afterwards. I want to see and be with those I love again. There are things in life that I wanted to experience and I hope the afterlife allows me to live those lives.
My grandpa passed away back in 2017 and I’ve had many dreams about him since then I remember one dream he was at his own funeral with me it was super weird and then there was another when he put his hand on my shoulder and he said something I can’t remember but it made me cry and I woke up crying idk man i do feel like your loved ones can come in your dreams if they’re on your mind I hope it means something more
Kramer 1 I had a dream that I was in a video game before and was wall running with my old classmates and at the end of the wall run there was a subway, I have the weirdest and unexplainable dreams
My cousins boyfriend passed away at around 8:30 at work, she saw him at 12 walk past her doorway and heard him leave. Whatever u may say i only have a feeling that we don’t truely die and i believe he said goodbye to her for the last time that way.
The father of my son overdosed and I found him when I got off work from the hospital in the morning. He was supposed to be watching our son. I saw a seer and she said he was still healing on the other side. He sends me little signs he’s there, but it’s so wild how life ends so fast. Hug the ones you love hold them so tight.
@@therealkaystation but bro science only discuss about physical world, physical nature. There may be More than just physical right! Like we humans are just bound to see in visible spectrum. But later found out so much like x-ray, infrared etc.... We also don't know about microorganisms before microscope was invented. Likewise may be will get to know something about life in other dimension..... Not sure but science is still in developmental stage. We have some proofs of past lives by a scientist too. So we couldn't come to a conclusion....
I have been separated from body and brain when near death back in late 97 when a British Soldier. I have seen Spirits human and feline. My mum died in April and I saw her 8 days later and she looked around 20. And not 85 years old. We are Spiritual beings that are a fragment of the origin or God Head if you wish. We are eternal. Life after life.
That fact that all this exists is way more mind boggling that whether theres an afterlife. We are naturally programed to not know whats after when the body dies in order for us to concentrate on the life were in. Being honest and generous and loving your family is more important than greed and selfishness.
If we knew all about the afterlife, then we wouldn’t be as focused as we can be on life...because we would split our thoughts on planning for both worlds, and not just this one. I think what or whoever put us here, made it impossible (quite literally) to focus on anything other than life. There’s a reason for everything here.
Dude right, I straight up have a sort of panic attack when I think about this shit too much. I don’t have panic attacks ever, I have no medical condition - it’s just this topic makes me shut down when I ruminate on it too long. Time to watch The Office and distract myself lol
I think of the billions of lives that have lived and died, and come to terms with my amazing, short term, probably meaningless existence. Might as well enjoy my gift of consciousness!
Death, like life, is an illusion of the spirit. Suffering is the truest form of hell. Pain. Not gaged by physical psychological or emotional. Pain is a personal perception that betrays the spirit and it only exists on this plain.
I’m so glad that I don’t feel limited in the way that this man does by consensus-thinking alone. I’m very grateful, that, increasingly I can look outside of myself, from within myself, simultaneously more and more and more as I go along. I feel like I am getting better and better at catching myself in ego - sometimes in the moment more and more. I feel like I would love it if anyone who has even the tiniest inclination at meditating in the modern Ruth’s should be advised to spend at least one minute each day imagining what they look like from the “corner of the room,” and with zero judgement. Just imagining observing yourself from outside of your skull. It’s an excellent spiritual practice that I highly recommend!
Had so many weird experiences, thought I talked to my grandfather after he passed and even had spiritual encounters before, coming from me who never believed in religion, didn't believe an afterlife was possible, and thought anything like it was a joke. My mind has been changed, I hope there is an afterlife and I believe (whether it be a god) there just has to be something far greater than this.
I lost my irst wife suddenly when i was 25 years old, she was 24. She was a great wife and mother who didnt do drugs, drink or smoke. Im not religious, but any faith i had was immediately gone that day and ive never got it back. But what it did do to me was make me not take anything for granted. Im married now, and i spend so much time with her because i know anything can happen at any moment. It does terrify me because i dont want to go through that again. I dont cheat on her or anything stupid like that. It made me appreciate the woman im married to now. I still feel bad for not being the husband i am now to what i used to be, and thats the reason i am the best husband i can be now because she deserves that. It changed me forever
@@sseadss i get a little panic attack lol. My dad gave me a good example though. Picture a closed box, you open it and the universe is in it. Something had to put the universe in the box. Something doesn't just come from nothing. Somebody or something created all of this
It's called pragmatism which ironically is used in apologetics to defend having faith in God. It's practical to focus on the now but it's also practical to believe in God.
It is a blessing and a curse to be self-aware. Remember that the end is part of the trip. If we don't go on after death we won't know and if we do, good. Either doesn't matter. See it this way: we were not there for 14 billion years, we came over for a hundred year vacation and then, it's over forever.
is scary to think about your own mortality and the unknown and specially the ''nothing can stop it'' part of it. Wish there are some words to provide me comfort O____o
Ridin Round yeah I’m hoping In the next couple decades we can expand lifespans immensely and maybe even overcome death... wishful thinking but hey hopefully there’s something
@@chip9662 and if they aren't taught feelings and emotions? What and how would they think or communicate? Ex. A baby will run into something hit its leg and fall over. They will sit there and look at you. If parents freak out they will freak out and parents stay calm they will stay calm. Does one know what pain is if pain isn't taught?
@@chip9662 ok did you raise your little cousins? I got 2 kids oldest is 2 and got a 3 month newborn. I heard about this when I was a teen I'm 26 now. My son never cry or freak when he hurt himself. Because instead of freaking out I calmly check where he hurt or cut or scraped, tell him everything ok we just gotta clean it up a bit and during this whole time he doesn't freak yell cry or anything. Kids will imitate your emotions. They will react to situations how you would react.so now when my boys get older and say they hurt themselves on the playground at school or something, they are not yelling running around screaming in circles, he will just be able to do exactly what he learned growing up, he would just calmly go get first aid or or a teacher. I Heard the theory, years later had kids, tried theory and it's worked. I dont know how all parents react but from my experience, I do see alot of parents that go a lil overboard when their kids get hurt
It’s amazing how much confusion there is on different religions and different interpretation of NDE. I feel that everyone regardless of religion has that divine spark and that desire to serve and be loved and share life with others. I think that carries on into eternity and forgiveness and love are eternal values. I’m not a Christian, a Buddhist, a Muslim, or an atheist but a person who knows what’s important which is the connection we all share in the universe.
If you’ve ever been under anesthesia, that’s what I think the “nothing” is that everyone is referring to. You’re consciousness is like shut off. You don’t exist. You don’t know where you went. There’s no time. No memories. No thoughts. You don’t have any awareness of your body. That black out when you go under anesthesia is literally nothing. There’s no you anymore. No grief. No perception of anything. That’s my only real interpretation of what may happen in the finale.
Mike Ross I feel you. I think the majority of us are. Some aren’t but I think it’s a normal fear. But then I think back to going under anesthesia several times and I had no fear. Even with the notion of like hey there’s a small possibility I won’t wake up from this. I think what happens to the body after death is kinda terrifying. But...if you’re no longer conscience to experience all of that then there’s nothing. No fear. When I Was under anesthesia, I didn’t exist and I had no feelings about that because I wasn’t there. Maybe that’s how it is, idk.
Consciousness is the content. Our brains are the antenna, the cable box that receives and broadcasts the content. Anesthesia imprisons our consciousness like a power outage does to the signal to our tv/cable box. The signal is still trying to get through because the cable box still exists, but cannot be comprehended. Destroy the cable box (our mind and body), the signal (consciousness) is no longer is trying to get through. The signal is infinitely looking for a new receiver to broadcast “life” into.
ChampBoy13 I agree w that. I’m just scared of what happens after you die. I fully believe in Christ, and I’m a Christian and it’s wrong for me to be scared since I am Christian but it’s something that bothers me
Mike Ross It’s not wrong for you to be scared. That’s the problem with religion imo. It takes away your humanness in a sense; sexuality is wrong, fear is wrong etc. The truth is, religious people are in the same boat as everyone else. They truly don’t know what’s beyond this life if anything. Belief and facts are different.
Just lost a lovely friend, it's torture not knowing because I care about her so much I don't want to imagine she's experiencing something bad, I hope it's something amazing.... Gonna miss you Vik .... :[
Yeah as a kid in elementary school I realized that things were pointless because we are flying around on a tiny rock in space, which really didn't help with my already lacking motivation. Course as time has passed, I've grown up a bit and accepted that thought processes like that are just detrimental to being alive, which I am. If I think like that, I'll just never get anything done. And using "Nothing matters" as an excuse to not do anything, will just ensure that I never go anywhere in life. So I prefer to think like Joe in the sense that I'd rather just say "I don't know!" to the bigger questions that can't be answered without speculation. Just trying to focus on what I can do, and what I can experience in this lifetime.
I view it opposite, I can't imagine having to live FOREVER! One life is enough struggles and hardships, love, happiness for me. I do not want to go on for ETERNITY I want to live a long life, die in peace and then it all be over. Living forever indefinitely not going through the same things over and over year after year decade after decade, century, millennium and on and on scares the hell out me. I do not want eternal life nor believe in it.
@@92F0XBody but once we adopt to living and get connected to world, it's hard to leave. Condition between before born can't be that easily compared to come in terms with after dying. It's simple but fearful when comes to us.
Just wanted to give my 2 cents here. First of all, its great that these men both acknowledge that they don't know what comes after death (or rather, after life - i dont think death is really a thing in itself). And i would also say that consciousness is the base of everything - it can exist without the universe, but the universe can't exist without consciousness. This would mean that if there is nothing after death, the universe stops existing because if there is noone to observe it, why even say that it exists? But very few people, even those who are convinced that there is nothing after death, actually believe this. And belief itself is a funny thing - you can fool yourself into believing that you believe something. When I first came into contact with graham hancock and his hypotheses about ancient civilizations, i continuously told myself that it was all only hypothetical and yet to be proven. But as soon as i watched the first YT - video opposing hancocks views, i was devastated, because although i told myself otherwise, i had totally been buying it all (and still am, lol). Similarly, although i had been brought up in a hindu faith, i never had trouble accepting the western ideas about evolution and the big bang. Both seemed to make sense and never seemed contradictory. But i must disagree on some things. First of all, i do think that it matters very much whether or not there is an afterlife or not. An afterlife doesnt just mean going to heaven after you die. You have to put in effort and time in this life if you want to go to "the good place" - be it heaven, or nirvana, or goloka, or vaikuntha, or whatever - rather than going to hell or being born again. You would have to dedicate your life to transcending material existence. Also, i think it is false to say that being in heaven for eternity would be scary or boring, because heaven is supposed to be a place of eternal bliss. If things get scary or boring, then you arent really in heaven, are you? Hope somebody reads this and agrees with me.
I think the reason why people say heaven is scary or boring is because of the eternal part. Being there forever (a long long time) is scary. I sure am afraid of eternity.
It's only meaningless if you want it to be. Sure, we are all going to die in the end, but it's how you die at the very end that matters. What memories will you take with you, ( of you do go anywhere ). And i think that you do, it doesn't make any sense why you wouldn't based off of the shear complexity of our minds plus the fact that as far as we know....we are all that there is in the universe.....it cant be for nothing. And if it is....well you won't have the conscious ability to be upset about it.....but if you do live on.....IF, if you do....than this life might be worth the pursuit of becoming all that you can be before death. Honestly why not? It might really all be for nothing, but fuck it im going to do the best i can just in case im wrong.
Everyday. I can’t escape my fear of death. Some days I’m having the best time of my life fucking enjoying life as a whole and then the small voice in the back of my head goes “Your gonna die, now start questioning god’s existence!” And then my day is ruined.
@@Zackkypoosame, it's like a: "holy shit i cant believe i won't exist someday" kind of feeling. I think maybe trying to find peace in the realization that we are not meant to know what lays beyond death and that everyone who ever lived has and will experience the same thing, perhaps is key to living and enjoying life in the moment.
skylancer whether god, the afterlife or reincarnation exists or not, I think it’s best to just enjoy life to the fullest and hope that if there is a deity that will judge us will see that we did our best to live a good life
for sure. I've been pretty depressed lately and death just keeps coming to mind, it scares me so much even thinking about it. Unfortunately I grew up as a christian even though I wouldn't consider myself one, I'm still horrified of the possibility of hell.
I remember when my grandma passed away in the year 2016 I had a dream she was sitting near a fireplace that she used to. I just walk up to her and just slam myself onto her arms and hug her tighly and somehow I remember she passed away weeks ago so I started getting emotional and crying hugging her telling her how much I miss and love her and I don't remember exactly she said something about " its okay" Something along the line everything will be fine I remember waking up and tearing up still laying on my bed .
I’m sure there are so many alien civilisation’s somewhere in the universe thinking ‘are we alone’ too. It’s actually depressing knowing that we might never know if we are alone or not
We aren’t alone. They’re here, check out Bob lazars interview on rogan, and also jacques valless. The evidence is damning if you want to be aware of it
This guest is talking about the most incredible topics, what was there before the big bang? A question I love, what comes after death. If a tree falls in a forest etc... And all these dumb comments just about the show vikings... Pathetic
Since time did not exist until the big bang, technically, there was no "before" the big bang. The universe exists within the nothing from which it came. If we could travel beyond the universe, there would be nothing.
Yeah, actually it does. You honestly think there was some super mega fairy with a magic wand, tweedling around the universe going, I create you, and you, and you, and you? No matter what, there has to be some sort of natural explanation to the universe and everything within it, than some supernatural explanation. Religious dumb asses have offered up all kinds of supernatural explanations to explain things we were once scientifically ignorant of. Until science came along and proved them to be false. Volcanoes, earthquakes, thunder and lightning, all once used as an example of god and all of his power, and all have been proven to be false. So when it comes to the universe and explaining how it came to be, I'm inclined to believe that the religious supernatural explanations, like god, will be proven to be bullshit too, eventually.
everything has a opposite and needs one to exist this is one of the indisputable facts of our known universe.. fat/small light/dark soft/hard /happy/mad/ hot/cold wet/dry etc etc no scientist disputes this until he gets to the physical... when obviously the opposite is Spiritual not to mention religion is the one human fundamental that has allowed us to excel and build empires all around the world...Hell you wouldn't even be sitting there today with the opinion that you have if it were not for the religious back-round of your nation that has progressed to the point where you now have free speech. Yet you say "religious dumb asses"? Are talking about the millions of religious people who have created and innovated almost everything in existence today for civilization up until pretty much yesterday. did you know Charles Darwin himself never denied the existence of god? did you know Einstein was religious...he created the blueprints to the atomic bomb? that saved America in ww2 against japan? Oh wait. i forgot. you know something that they didnt. you must have transcended up and beyond most of the world and all its history. Your fucking hilarious bro put down the richard dawkins book its making you a fool. the world is 99% religion... every war...every nation... & 1% of the what the fuck you think
ronoccc The pathetic part is you buying what a pseudo intellectual jackass proclaims through sheer ignorance and arrogance. But hey, we need sheep who think they’re sheep dogs, so carry on. There’s a place for you among the morons.
ronoccc The pathetic part is you buying what a pseudo intellectual jackass proclaims through sheer ignorance and arrogance. But hey, we need sheep who think they’re sheep dogs, so carry on. There’s a place for you among the morons.
My goal is to be able to talk about death and the afterlife as easily as these guys. Just listening to this is making me sweat. I can’t believe it’s just a big empty void of unconsciousness. But I also don’t know if I can believe in a place or state of consciousness after death.
Honestly I can see where these people come from. During our lifetime we create these deep emotional bonds with our family friends loved ones. We would like to believe that there is a better place where we will all at last reunite but personally I have no attachments I'm not expecting anything aside from what I experience in this life. When I die I'm okay with turning off forever just like before I was born which I remember nothing of. I say live this life with no regrets like there's no tomorrow.
Joe lol because as soon as you wake up if you try hard to remember them you can, then you write them down. I used to do that when I was really into lucid dreaming, but I don’t do it anymore.
FrancisWake Yea no I understand that I’m just saying that in regards to the whole not knowing if we were conscious before we were alive. Maybe we were (I don’t think so), so if we were conscious before birth then surely we would remember something at all about it. Just like you remember that you were dreaming, just not the specifics of the dream
Joe I’ve read some hypnotherapist can make regressions to that state between lives. I didn’t buy the christian belief about the afterlife and as I was really interested in lucid dreaming I also go into OBEs (Out of Body Experiences) which is a more scientific term for astral travel. I thought it was a really mysterious and esoteric topic but I found a book of a really common sense guy with a western science mindset who had spontaneous OBEs in the 50s, and he didn’t know the hell was happening to him so he started doing research and experimenting. The book he wrote “Journeys Out of the Body” is one of those book that changes your life. There are many books on the topic but none like that one. He wrote two more, the second really difficult to follow because he was translating non-physical realities and experiences into English, and the third “Ultimate Journey” which sums up what he has learned about life and death in decades of experience. If you are interested def give it a go and approach it with open minded skepticism. The guy’s name is Robert Monroe (RIP)
Actually I don't think there is nothing after death Having a near death experience myself and only just got revived at the 6 and a half minute mark after no heart beat or breath (Seven minutes without is brain death) I remember a light and orbs around me I remember feeling something there I remember sensing peace and then when I woke up struggling to survive I honestly felt as if I was about to leave and it didn't feel like an after "life" so much It is hard to explain It's like I was forgetting everything I was Yet remembering so much Like my wisdom and inner peace expanded and my memories faded It was as if I had been there before and I woke up after retiring to my body and then in pain and a urge to survive I remember it so well The more I read about buddhism and spiritualism the more it seemed to make sense That peace I felt wasn't like dopermine or high on adrenaline It is so bizarre I can't put it in words And those orbs or spheres of light I sensed it's almost as if they knew me better than me Family is if from a another time
When people die their brain does not switch off, it depletes slowly and there is evidence of this. So, what you and many others are experiencing, is simply a product of the mind.
These ideas honestly scare the hell out of me because I try to trace time back and further back yet and come up with no sensible explanation for why I exist or why anything came into being. How I anyone else is able to live most of the time without crippling existential anxiety given that we can comprehend our own death is amazing to me.
I panicked sometimes thinking about it too. But then I thought about what I was before I was born, and the reality is, we were nothing. It's like we're created from thin air. It didn't hurt and I don't remember anything... We were a twinkle in our fathers eye I guess? Your parents meet, have sex, eggs and sperm etc. And then you develop in a womb for 9 months, with no recollection of that. You're still not physically here until your mother pushes you out, or however you arrive. Then we grow for another 18 ish years physically, and get shaped into what we are by various factors in our lives, and our upbringing etc. The thing that baffles me is I feel like I'm supposed to be here, as if it was meant to be, no mistake. I have very little memory of anything until it was like first day of school all of a sudden - 'These are your parents and other humans. Have fun!' The whole thing is bizarre and I've only recently just started thinking about it all. I Always end up with more questions than answers though 🤦♂️
@@jraybay you feel like you matter and you’re suppose to be here because you are brother. There’s a 1 in a billion chance of you being born and it just so happened you were born. Regardless of how you got here or what comes after. We are definitely here for a reason. And I also believe there’s intelligent life somewhere else in the universe and I think more common than we know. I don’t think we’re just accidents. You feel the way you do because something internal is giving you that feeling. I think about it all the time to like why me? Why am I here? Or why do I exist. Scientifically there’s always an answer but think about it. A man and a woman can have sex and a whole being grows inside of that woman for the next 9 months shit just seems to good to be true.
Abserd O lmao no im just saying the way he responded you can tell he hasn't, if he had done he why would he react like that if hes done it cool he has no point to prove
I’ll tell you why , cuz when he says think of you for example dead you can’t ? But if you have taken dmt you should be able to feel and visualize the death of who we think we are , our egos . And we just become one everything becomes a part of a giant beautiful universal observation !
With the extremely limited amount of knowledge we have today, it's ludicrous to think we know the answers to these questions. For someone to be so sure that an afterlife of some sort is impossible or unlikely is like a cell trying to comprehend what a human is.
I'd love to believe there's something more after life, I get this really weird feeling when I'm in a dark room about how weird it is to be gone for real, hard to explain but ye 🤞🏽
Think how it was like before you were born. Death is like that. Nothing doesn't equal death. Death addresses living things and existence and the idea of existence comes from consciousness. Not existing from any living things perspective is what 'death' is to that said living thing.
Also death isn't just 'black' or a dark room where you can't see anything because that posits a consciousness and imply's some state of existence. You won't know you're dead because you'll be dead. Don't think about it too much :)
My dad died 3 times as a child he had German measles in his inside of his body only one time he remembered when he was dead and gone he remembers himself floating up above and seeing all the doctors working on him his mom said his hearts stopped for a few minutes all he remembers is that doctor part and a really bright light 💡 and a dark shadow waving 👋 go back home where you came from true story
"Your at the party and death taps you on the shoulder and says you have to leave and worse, the party is going to go on without you and they're going to all have fun" fuuuuuuuuuuckk that got me
The universe is experiencing it self. Image an infinite power that has the ability to do anything. It is gonna get bored eventually, so it created everything "big bang". It also created ego to have a lil fun cause getting to the goal without challenges defeats the purpose
Everybody I've encountered who knows anything about Buddhism or physics has pretty definitively said that Chopra is a word salad generator that doesn't know shit.
@@daswarniksogemeint7032 no whats annoying is telling others "this faith the right one so shut your mouth and believe" when there is NO factual evidence of a god.
@@Utnapiishtim Nobody has ever told me their faith is the right one so shut up and believe. On the other hand I massive amounts of Atheists telling me religion is bullshit and evil and materialism is the only answer so shut up and disbelieve.
“After life doesn’t matter.” I understand why it doesn’t matter to him. But to many, it matters a whole lot. Compare 100 years (at best) to eternity. I think it matters a lot. Try to wrap your head around that. Our 100 years of life will look like nothing or no-thing.
Exactly, that’s why Eternal nothingness is my biggest fear. The fact that we simply may seize to exist and miss out on an infinite amount of eternal bliss makes Earthly fears seem irrelevant
Z Retro but atleast in death you don’t know your dead. Compare that to immortality... living forever even after the universe is destroyed sounds scarier to me
I believe that the energy that keeps is alive moves on to be in some other form. The only way we can live on is to spread the love and we live on in the memories of those we leave behind.
I think there is a God I'm not sure if any of the religions have it right, but I do think there is a higher power. And I hope there is. I don't want my 100 years on earth to be all I get. Hopefully I live that long.
Cameron Nelson look into different religions. If even 1 is correct, then we need to seek after that specific one and follow the one true God if we want an eternal life. Christianity, in my opinion, is the only way. Not the religion itself, but the God it claims (Jesus Christ). The only way one will know the only God would be to dig deep and read the literature that projects the savior.
People are afraid of the unknown of death, yet they don't realize that we were in that same nothingness before we were conceived. We miss our loved ones who have died, yet we never think about where our yet-to-born children/ nephews/ nieces/ grandchildren are.
I’ve thought the same thing for a long time. What do you remember before you where born? Nothing noda you where not alive. Why can’t it be the exact same thing when you die. Actually probably the most likely scenario far more likely than sitting on clouds with angels.
@@mikelattimer7909 Well just because you remember nothing doesn’t mean there was nothing. I don‘t remember being a baby either and the only reason I know that I was one is because there‘s evidence proving it. I don‘t think we‘ll ever know if anything happens before or after this life so all we can do is focus on the things we know and enjoy the ride
Its the fact that we still have to cross from consciousness back to that nothingness. I think the whole process of leaving this reality and reaching non existence is what scares some people.
Our language and material mind is inadequate to explain what our experiences can show us. It is that experience that matters and shows us that this reality is simply one of a never ending infinity.
"If you cease to exist, then the only experience that could follow your end is one of the consciousnesses that DO exist...which is a very good reason to be kind to all life." - Theodore Bolha
Fulltime Believer there has been research into that. DMT which Joe talks about all the time is produced in our brain. When we die that chemical is released which makes sense as to why people may see those visions. Also, it’s all word of mouth. Take what people say they saw with a grain of salt, they may have convinced themselves to seeing something they may have never seen.
@@notreallife.3794 People see what they want to see. The mind is a crazy complex and powerful thing. In near death experiences involving religious imagery Catholics see the virgin Mary whereas Protestants do not. Hindu's see Shiva. Muslims see Allah. Just like those people living their lives through what they believed and thought about, compare that to say a friend who says to you he had a dream last night but so did yourself. They are going to be different because you were thinking of different things throughout the day.
If you end up at peace or wherever you are I think that you will be loved by something and looked after by something. All this love we feel and emotion I believe comes from somewhere which is ethereal and other worldly. I had my last psychotic episode about a year ago now and the struggle was real but I’ve learnt that there is something more than we simply perceive to be reality, a lot of what happened was in my head but for some things I have no explanation like when something was getting me back on track, pushing me to get back to my old self, it wasn’t my mind healing it was more like my soul mending itself, beyond my control it’s like everything was being worked out by other entities which are still present with me today, as voices mainly but I feel like consciousness is a mixture of forces which are with us all, all the time, and have our best interests at heart. And our own thoughts or conception of reality. Sure it brings me peace to believe this but I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that, even if I’m wrong i know that if I live life in a way which brings comfort and peace to myself and others, and I’m happy, even if there’s nothing afterwards I can live with that, just enjoy the time you have and make the most of it. I do believe in the Holy Spirit and am religious but it isn’t the whole story so please don’t think I’m crackerjack for believing this I’ve been through enough mentally and physically to hold the belief that something out there is watching out for me and all of us. Through darkness and light you’ll always have yourself and people who love you
@@billyt8868 Actually Joe Rogan is really intelligent, hes a comedian which as a group they average an iq of 130+ if you check the data, also hes able to talk about science with some of the smartest bunch on earth and hold his ground and still offer interesting perspectives, you on the other hand are just some random hater on the internet who probably doesnt have better things to do than hate on people they wont ever get to know, but take this from me my iq is 172 and i can tell you are being victim of the dunning-krueger effect. So yeah good luck flipping burgers or whatever you end up doing.
Great show Joe. Thanks you! This is a subject I have been fascinated by my entire life. I have read all sorts of things from all sorts of sources, but when I came across this.....well it just made sense. "So there you are. You do not have a body. But you still have a mind-for awhile. But it is a different kind of state of mind, you see, because without the body, the mind is not functioning in the same capacity. So much of your mind is taken up with managing the body and directing the body, and this involves plans and activities, memories. A great deal of your mental abilities and your mental energy is taken up with managing the body and planning for the body’s actions. When you do not have a body, a large part of the intellect goes with it. Are you still thinking about what you are going to do next week or what you did the week before, without a body? Are you still concerned about your activities and your engagements with other people and all of your plans? No body, no activities. No activities, no plans. But you are still there. You will be able to glimpse your life, perhaps momentarily, after you leave it, but then you will have to pass into another dimension. And in this dimension, depending on your state of mind when you died, depending upon your awareness of your life beyond your mind and your body, you may or may not have an encounter with a member of your Spiritual Family. When people die in a state of profound ignorance or hatred or violence, they do not have this contact, consciously. They are sent into a kind of limbo state, out of time, where nothing seems to be happening. And then they are given another assignment, but they do not experience that. They just go into another kind of existence because they have not completed their learning mission in the physical realit From a free online Revelation called "What happens after death?" by MV Summers
8:30 gave me goosebumps. Since I was kid I would always try to imagine NOTHING . I never understand when ppl say “clear your mind “ , when your mind can’t do that physically or consciously. I always tried to imagine before the Big Bang theory all the time! And it’s mind scrambling !
Nothing exists, because true nothing cannot exist in the ruleset of this universe, meaning the conception of something that is not really there applies uniquely to nothing given it's definition, (a non-thing), rendering itself true based on it's own, and (un)related, premises. Therefore, the conception of nothing is real as a construct/complex in our reality, but not actually realized in it's physical form, and so we can verifiably say that: Nothing exists because nothing does not exist, so therefore it exists on the precondition of it's nature. You could say something similar like this of existence, consciousness and the universe, as well, perhaps, of God. This fulfills many necessificities. I talked about it a lot already, and wrote of it.
The first funeral I attended was my little brothers, he was only three years old...I was only five, the same year the second funeral I attended was my great grandmother she was in her 90s..I knew at that moment age doesn't matter...we all die, and don't know when. We don't choose our parents..We don't choose when we're born...We don't where we're born...We don't choose how we look...and We don't choose when we leave...knowing this is true for every soul on earth...enjoy every moment, because We don't choose how many moments we receive..share the positive freely with all..and refuse to let anything or anyone take it away..
Well said my friend.
Absolutely spot on Mr. Horsepower - This is called reality.
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Sorry to hear about your brother and great grandmothers death mate.. beautifully written wisdom.
All true except now thanks to crazy politicians everyone does get to choose their sexual identity. Everyday I've been alive that i can remember i didnt realize what i was really watching until i heard someone tell another person that disagreed with the idea of being the opposite sex that something was wrong with them and they are evil. I realized ive just been watching a very long play or movie in real time. Its title is "as the world turns the acceptance of the word No burns and burns." Eventually rape and child molestation will be something we will be told we have to believe in or agree with.
Watching this because my father passed away and,I pray he is free and not just gone
Hakim Grogan I’m not religious but I now my mom is still here with me. I hope she’s conscious and happy.
My father also passed this is weird but I just want to make sure he is safe and know that I loved him so much.
I know there is something going on thats bigger than us so that eases my heart sometimes
Keep spreading the love guys it feels great.
big v my father passed away a week and a half ago and this is why I’m curious as well.
moral of the story : humans don't know what is really going on in the universe but we will try to imagine
Thats the purpose of both religion and science. Both seek to explain the nature of the universe. One from Muthos and the other Logos. We cant conceive infinite and so have to compartmentalize and categorize and make speculation. The truth is NO ONE KNOWS WHAT THIS IS OR WHAT IS GOING ON.
Know one can know, that why you must become no one. Meditation
People will try to tell you there's afterlife or no afterlife but really no one knows.
Eliminating The Ambiguous Spell
which religion is the correct one ?
I don’t want to select incorrectly and lose out on the afterlife
@@howdareu964 None of them are, but they all claim to be;)
As a man with a terminal illness i really do hope there is something after we're done. Im hoping its some way to keep track of loved ones albeit in a non direct way.
Brother,
is there any way I can help you,
is there anything you need advice for,
my dear friend?
There's. Not just afterlife but you're eternal. Physical existence has pain and suffering but not in spiritual realm. You will be looking your loved ones and also join them after this life ends. Just look into Srilankan girl Purnima's reincarnation, then see some psychic medium videos produced by big production houses and if not listen to many NDE videos in different UA-cam channels. You'll know.
Look at Islam and read the Quran it will teach you about everything especially in this life and the hereafter
@@zaidahmed1976 hey brother,
how are you?
@@zaidahmed1976 There's no concept of reincarnation or rebirth in Islam. So no use reading it.
My best friend passed away 5 years ago. To this day I can't imagine never meeting him again I just can't . He just was always there for me no matter what it cost him . And I never told him how much it means to me . It hurts to this day . I'm sorry Tyoma I love you. And to the rest of you please go tell that person howuch they mean to you even if you feel uncomfortable just do it . You will regret not doing it when they are gone forever! Love you all(:
Androidmaster sorry for ur loss
Damn bro thats facts people are to shy of what they will say back but you will regret it
Don't love so quickly. Your heart will be broken by the disloyalty of this generation. Feeble creatures we are. Run before its too late. Run.
@@rn6045 love is the right way to go. It always has been. Don't be afraid of love. Be afraid of not capable of loving.
Love you too bro
We’re not human beings having a spiritual experience. We’re spirit beings having a human experience.
xlSneak-_ Yeah, and it will be great when we can see ourselves from that perspective. And furthermore, I believe all the chaos in the world currently is gonna force us to start considering reality instead of bullshit as our main preoccupation! lol
Your spirit chose to be here for one reason or another. You'll get to do this again and again until you get it right. The closer you get to remembering your goal and your true Soul, the more likely it is that you will succeed and return to the existence you once knew as a "spirit being"
paul ferland "...the line separating good and evil passes not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either -- but right through every human heart -- and through all human hearts." -Solzhenitsyn, Gulag Archipelago.
Just a short year ago I would have angrily argued with you over the existence of anything outside of our life here on "earth". "One and done," I would have said.
6 months ago I would have ignored the conversation. "Whatever gets you through the night," I would have said.
I also accept that I may be wrong... But today I have embraced the idea that (as I was hinting at, and which you explicitly stated) we are all One. "We're all on our way Home..."
Rather than "good and evil," there is Positive and Negative. We are here to figure out exactly which we are capable of, which one of these drives us, so that we may conduct ourselves accordingly. Those who are capable of being truly Negative? They show a vast number of Souls what they cannot possibly be, thus offering them a tool to strive towards being truly Positive.
No one is perfect. You will surely find yourself being Negative, and should constantly work to learn the lesson of the Positive. There can be no light without darkness, and a single light can be blinding within it.
Those of us who are truly Negative ("evil") are unfortunately serving their purpose... and will certainly repay that debt... but even then their recompense will ultimately just be another stop on the way Home.
We’re not beings having an experience. We’re an experience to other beings
Are we not experiencing beings with a human spirit or spirit humans with a being experience
I was with both my grandma's when they died. It's a weird experience. I immediately thought damn, where did they go to? What really happens? I literally could see the light leaving their eyes. I spent so much time with them. Life is short.
I moved my uncle up in his hospital bed and he croaked right then. It freaked me out his eyes got really big and he was just staring into space. Then, it looked like you watched the color go from his head down to his stomach like a thermometer. That was all the blood in his upper have just stopping.
Life really is short, and that’s kind of scary! We just have to fill our life with as much purpose as possible, so we don’t waste this precious gift we’ve been given 🙏🏼
Bible teaches God placed eternity in our hearts. Thats why death is so scary to us. We were not made to die.
Life is the longest thing we will ever experience
@@joshuarichard6827 IMO, it's the only thing we'll ever experience.
“Death is just another path. One that we all must take.”
Enjoy, Love and Help. Everyday matters and you matter too.
Drew, Well said !
@@treett4268 its better to be optimistically wrong, rather being pessimistically right.
Unless I am mistaken, Gandalf said that that pippin in the Lord of the Rings, right?
That's Gandalf
@@manindersingh6748 technically those are both the same outcome though so neither is better
I love putting my phone on my side closing my eyes and listening to JRE like that soo relaxing
victor I do the same, almost every night
I love the podcast but sometimes i fell a sleep because of that
helps me sleep ngl
So do I. It helps me pass out.
Watching this on my phone trying to sleep like 😂😂😂
You know it must've been agonizing for Rogan to hold back bringing up DMT in this convo lmao
@Caleb Geyer nah dmt cuz dmt ties into what they were talking about
Or hgh
Ya wtf does elk meat have to do w the after life Caleb, get ur shit straight
lol. i first did that shit freebase like 20 years ago. WAY after that point, i hear the dude talking about it like he invented it. XD
What's dmt? Chimps?
The fear of death is the fear we’ll loose someone we love. The thought of loosing someone close to us completely makes death fear more.
losing. Not loosing.
@@stevenalderley9036 shut up -
No I'm more scared if not existing anymore
@@juless2694 Mainly just the multi millionaires and all Billionaires are.. which is too FN bad for them, YA CAN'T take it with you
I lost a long life friend of 11 years to a heroin overdose this morning. Hope she is in a better place. I cant imagine death just being a big black empty void.... scary
My thoughts are with you and your friends family.
@Blameee but it's worse when you die young
@Blameee i mean im only 19 so i guess i really want to live and cherish life so i dont find it relaxing... although this opinion might change in the future
Blameee there is life after death all human beings will have afterlife. This life here is a test, you either go hell or heaven in the afterlife and enjoy the afterlife forever and u won’t be bored nor be sad.
Death is a beautiful thing, she died in this world but her spirit/ soul lives forever
The real questions to ask:
1. We have no recollection of our existence prior to the development of the faculties we require for the perception, collection, retention and recollection of memories, but this doesn’t mean that we did not exist in some form, either genetic code in our ancestors or otherwise.
2. Our coming into existence is not mere coincidence, the events have to be too perfect for your existence to take place. Everything from the existence of the universe, the make up of water, your parents DNA, the fact that you were not born with the genetic sequence of another animal etc., this in its essence shows how unique and precious life is. Take a moment today and think about how unlikely your existence would be and yet it happened, really amazing when you think about it. I hope that death is simply just another realm of transitions to another state of existence whatever that be.
Me too. Keep up the faith.
imagine being reincarnated into a spider or a snail. That would fucking suck.
Technically weve existed as long as the the universe has,just in a different form. Its almost poetic that we are star dust, and i agree that all of this isnt by chance. Its too perfect. The older i get the more patterns i see and the less i am afraid of death.
Read The Law of One book 1 🤘🏻
@Fat and Depressed It seems it was by design.
I had a NDE at 27. I am 60 now. The love I felt in the light cannot be explained. My whole body was completely saturated with light and love.
There is no Love like that in the human realm I believe.
I do not fear death.
I welcome the transition.
To be engulfed in pure love just pure saturation of unbelievable Love.
Love yourself, then you can love others.
I got knocked out in a fight in 1991 and felt the same way..............
Me to and I remember thinking omg how did we forget all this and laughing because it was so simple x
Once you have an authentic out of body experience, or NDE, you realize that there is definitely life after death from this world. The body dies, the spirit continues on. That energy that lives in each of us never dies, it just changes form. Energy never dies. It's difficult to explain to those who haven't experienced before. We are mortals living in a physical world. It's in our nature to believe in only what we can see.
you can experience a similar thing by tripping on ketamine or acid. I guess drugs prove the existence of soul lmao
Do you have any vids I can watch to better understand??
*similar
I was about to post about having an OOB but you and probably others already have done. Those who are fortunate to have had one are those who don't need to believe or to have faith because they KNOW. People who do not know will just have to take our word for it until...
I think that was just your lsd trip Mary
Ego won’t let us say, “ I don’t know. “
But you just said it
I don't know.
I work with a old guy at my job who is 100% sure I'm going to hell because I won't except jesus
I told him I don't know what happen after death and nobody does we won't know until that day comes
This comment is underrated
We dont know. We wont know till we know. But we should probably let the elderly be lol, theyre just trying to find peace
We do know!!! You just have to believe in the Lord
Flying Spaghetti Monster. He boiled for your sins and granted you everlasting life. He didn't curse you from the start and then demands you be well or you'd face the consequence of everlasting fire. Believe in the FSM and you shall be free.
I just want to see my mom and dad again ... This world isn't fair
i’m so sorry💔i want to see my boyfriend again😭
You are so very right, all’s we can do is be our best everyday & try to be positive even in a terrible place! Our thoughts definitely create our reality! I admit there’s so much I don’t understand like your poor younger brother dying at sic an early age etc! Sorry for your loss!!!!
Practice buddhism. It'll help seriously
Just listen to all the bullshit fake life after death videos who swear they know what they are talking about. They know nothing about DMT
I'm sorry for your loss. I hope you're okay.
George Carlin said it best: When we die, we are going to where we were before we were born. If you can remember that, good on ya.
You’re justinsane..
Except your life is a dream. When you die you wake up in another dream
Two options
1..if you didn't learn the lessons of life...you will be reincarnated again till you learn what your supposed to. ..
2. You learned what you were supposed to. ..so your spirit trancends to a higher dimention. .
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THAT ENGLISH BLOKE thats what hindus believe lol
04dram04 that could be very true
It’s really difficult, to have raised my dog from a puppy and have watched his personality develop. To see his interaction with me and my family as individuals, build relationships. I mean, he lays by the door of any family member while they are sick. He won’t lay in his bed until everyone is home for the night etc. it’s really difficult to think that there isn’t something eternal in him, some part that carries on. Something sacred. I really hope there isn’t some discovery that proves that wrong and we all just live out our lives and just go from cows to beef.
Amen bro..
We had to put 1 of our dogs to sleep past Saturday, she and her brother were with us since i was 14
She died at 13 and we had to do it because of cancer...
I just cannot imagine with the bond we made that im never gonna see her again...
You will see her again.
You say you “hope there isn’t some discovery that proves that wrong” but this is illogical and the wrong way around. You have no actual proof that proves this right! You HOPE that there’s something “eternal in him” but this is just a wish on your part. There’s absolutely no concrete proof that what you’re hoping for is true.
It’s impossible to “prove” a negative. Like, what “proof” would convince you that this isn’t the case? The world is currently telling you that the truth is that your dog is an animal which lives for a period of time then it dies and goes away forever. You have no solid evidence that this isn’t the case.
By the way, this is all true for humans too.
@@Sirjohnfootball Hope and faith are terms used beyond what can be known. The true spirit of science dwells in this realm.
I think there’s a component to all life that’s beyond our understanding. Some fraction of Divinity buried within our being. Unobservable, unattainable and immeasurable. Given each being an intrinsic value.
Knowledge has its place but it also has its limits. A culture that discourages hope and faith results in nihilism and a poverty of spirit only illustrated by the secularists governments of the 20th century.
I’m not a scientist but neither are you.
The allude to the nature of belief in this video. But I’ll give an example, two guys are sitting on the couch and they both need a job. One believes there is one to be had and gets up and goes out and fills out an application and gets a job. The other believes that there’s not a job for him and doesn’t.
They are both right. And they both have evidence.
@@jeffburman7832 I understand what you’re saying but I’m sorry to say that I truly feel that hope and belief are just incredibly strong, possibly instinctive, manifestations of wishful thinking. Especially when it comes to death and extinction after death. The concept of non-existence, to a living and conscious being, is so chilling that we develop psychological defence mechanisms in the forms of hope and beliefs to deny the reality of our situation.
Your example of the two guys needing a job is a perfectly fine motivational speech but I don’t think it applies to the big topic of existence and death. Jobs are tangible things that we KNOW exist. So it’s perfectly logical to think that if one has belief and acts on that belief then they are more likely to get a job. However, when we start talking about things like “eternal” souls or afterlives then this breaks down completely. A more accurate example would be two guys on the sofa debating whether Blue Dragons exist. Person A says they don’t and stays at home. Person B says they do and goes out looking for them. Just because they “believe” and have “hope” that blue dragons exist that doesn’t mean that he’s going to find them. In fact, everything we know about the universe so far points us in the direction that blue dragons DON’T exist. Just switch blue dragons for “an afterlife” and the situation is the same. Please don’t think im being intentionally rude with the next thing I say but the truth is that it’s easy to use the mentality of “well we don’t really know everything” as a comforting fallacy when it comes to deep topics like death. A question I always ask is this:
Just imagine that it is definitely the case that when you die you disappear forever. Your consciousness goes for good. There is no soul and no afterlife. How would a world where that is definitely the case be any different to the world we currently live in? So far, I’ve yet to hear a convincing example of how the world where eternal oblivion after death is definitely the case is nah different to one we currently live in.
I am forever a believer. Saturday afternoon on June 13, 2020 I was walking in my back yard with a wheelbarrow and my vision perspective changed... I saw a man with his back facing me under my maple tree. Thought it was my husband but he was on the other side of the yard. I saw a light coming from his left side that was soft and white and golden. I thought...oh, I wish I had a camera. The light touch him on the shoulder and my heart just gasped. Whatever or whoever was in that light spoke with me telepathically. It said, “ I love him so much”. I knew I would never say that because the love expressed from my heart was very intense and unknown to me. Next I was pulled in what I now know was a 360 life review. I got one single image of a family picnic. Relatives laughing and a child giggling. The man walking in green grass by a house I lived in as a child. Then the vision and experience blotted out and I was back in reality. I sat on my patio asking myself what just happened? A few hours later I found out my father died hundreds of miles away from heart failure. I don’t drink...I don’t do drugs...I was not sleeping. It was the late sunny afternoon and I was walking with a wheelbarrow. I have learned now that I was gifted with a shared death experience. There is something after here and it all revolves around love. I will forever believe.
Wow my condolences to you, thank you for sharing your story. I do believe too that we all are connected with one another. Stay strong for your family and keep forward, I wish you well stranger friend
don’t know ab that one chief
Most people would gradually convince themselves that it did not happen.
So basically because you had this experience, an all powerful and all knowing being exists
Simba Not just because I had this experience. There is the universe and there is life...and intelligent life. (Assuming we consider ourselves intelligent) I’ve always felt that there was something more than just Earth and empty space and planets, etc. But there is something out there that is more powerful and greater than myself. Maybe we came from there and are going back...maybe this is the first stage of the journey...heck I don’t know. I have more questions now than answers. It was able to completely control my spirit without any invitation on my part and I never even felt like anything strange was happening. Trust me it’s been a struggle for me. And I know it all sounds unbelievable. If the shoe was on the other foot, I would be just as skeptical. There are days that I am filled with joy and other days where I’m filled with a bit of fear and anxiety My work in this world is based on logic and I have dissected this experience to pieces. There is something out there bigger than all of us and comes to collect us when we die and this being of light was very concerned that we know and feel loved during this transition. I feel like there existence is woven into the fabric of this world but possibly in a parallel dimension. I believe my father was alone and came to me during his death and this being of light...angel...spirit...whatever one wants to call it, gifted me with helping my father transition part way into the next journey in his existence. As if a veil was lifted off my eyes for a moment. One day we will all pass...you will see...you might say, “dang, that lady was right”. What do you think is out there? Just curious as to your thoughts. What do you think I saw...aliens?
I have learned more about science from Joe Rogan Podcast than attending Bio 322 lol
more interesting science*
Have learned the falseness in it the ever changing bullshit they spread
@@adamquinn4677 EXACTLY!
Potato no learned more because the person is more interested.
Ivermectin 😉
I'm not afraid to die, I just don't want to be there when it happens. ...
68camaro86 don’t be afraid of death you were literally dead for the whole creation of the universe until you were brought here by something that wants us t expirence the universe,everything lives and dies let’s just hope for the best ❤️
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@@reidolsen7439 that's proof of something existing before being born, time exists before you are born because if time(or anything) didnt exist then you wouldn't have been born and the universe wouldn't have been created for any reason.
U already died. Now your alive because you were dead. I cant prove this only point u in a direction that leads u to believe this is true
@@reidolsen7439 thank you
I lost my dad a month ago and I pray every second of everyday that he is somewhere right now that puts his mind at true ease
Hope ur doing okay
I guess above all else, I don't want this to be it. When I die, I don't want to simply turn off like a tv. I want there to be some sort of life afterwards. I want to see and be with those I love again. There are things in life that I wanted to experience and I hope the afterlife allows me to live those lives.
Well by the time you’re dead you’ll have none of these thoughts cause ur dead, simple
@@awwbubba3071 I think there’s def something after I like looking at the Buddhist or Hindu type belief think it makes sense
Dude, there’s nothing after death.
@@Ryan-zt2xw there’s no way to know
@@Ryan-zt2xw oh? You've died before?
My grandpa had a dream where he seen his dad, and in the dream his dad said "I'll see you soon" so that gives me hope
My grandpa passed away back in 2017 and I’ve had many dreams about him since then I remember one dream he was at his own funeral with me it was super weird and then there was another when he put his hand on my shoulder and he said something I can’t remember but it made me cry and I woke up crying idk man i do feel like your loved ones can come in your dreams if they’re on your mind I hope it means something more
I had a dream that a hamburger was eating me
@@kramer1372 LMAO i was reading all these sad stories and this pops up:::::::::.D
sx5pro .. ha
Kramer 1 I had a dream that I was in a video game before and was wall running with my old classmates and at the end of the wall run there was a subway, I have the weirdest and unexplainable dreams
My cousins boyfriend passed away at around 8:30 at work, she saw him at 12 walk past her doorway and heard him leave.
Whatever u may say i only have a feeling that we don’t truely die and i believe he said goodbye to her for the last time that way.
The father of my son overdosed and I found him when I got off work from the hospital in the morning. He was supposed to be watching our son. I saw a seer and she said he was still healing on the other side. He sends me little signs he’s there, but it’s so wild how life ends so fast. Hug the ones you love hold them so tight.
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@@MrSimSwap forget to switch accounts?
Rip
"hell is the inability to love" Doestoyevsky. Brothers karamazov. Greatest novel ever written. Another level is attained
The human spirit is so strong I dont think it could ever die. We go on from here..
Nice thought, wish you had evidence
What if your brain is damaged will it change your personality(soul)
@@therealkaystation but bro science only discuss about physical world, physical nature. There may be More than just physical right! Like we humans are just bound to see in visible spectrum. But later found out so much like x-ray, infrared etc....
We also don't know about microorganisms before microscope was invented. Likewise may be will get to know something about life in other dimension..... Not sure but science is still in developmental stage. We have some proofs of past lives by a scientist too. So we couldn't come to a conclusion....
Science have not yet been able to prove where consiousness can be found in the brain. Therefore the probability of a soul is still 50/50
What is a spirit? What makes a spirit strong? Why is a human’s spirit strong? Are other animals’ spirits as strong?
I have been separated from body and brain when near death back in late 97 when a British Soldier. I have seen Spirits human and feline. My mum died in April and I saw her 8 days later and she looked around 20. And not 85 years old. We are Spiritual beings that are a fragment of the origin or God Head if you wish. We are eternal. Life after life.
Sorry for the passing of your mom.
I'm sorry to hear about your mom. But I hope to find out more about what happens afterwards.
@@promethium-145 www.nderf.org/Archives/exceptional.html
Paul Ellison Read Peter Fenwick,s Books. Look him up on UA-cam .
@@jamesglass4842 I will when I get a chance.
That fact that all this exists is way more mind boggling that whether theres an afterlife. We are naturally programed to not know whats after when the body dies in order for us to concentrate on the life were in. Being honest and generous and loving your family is more important than greed and selfishness.
If we knew all about the afterlife, then we wouldn’t be as focused as we can be on life...because we would split our thoughts on planning for both worlds, and not just this one. I think what or whoever put us here, made it impossible (quite literally) to focus on anything other than life. There’s a reason for everything here.
Hopefully there’s a after life there can’t be just nothing
Really good point wow
You have great eyes 😍
I dont think people would be obsessed with an afterlife while living unless it was better whereas people would just kill themselves.
COLD Spartan I think there is because science can’t explain why people have inperson visits of loved ones who have passed no scientists can’t 🙏
Joe "It's entirely possible that..." Rogan
Paul Davis ha....i read this AS he was saying that...it was like captions...ha...best joe" "rogan...ever
Joes sane side is like “BRACE FOR IMPAAACTRRT”
Joe "not only that" rogan
I love people who ask the questions of the questions
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Hope y’all having a good day so far , all I gotta say is keep your head up and try to keep busy to keep some deep (dark) thoughts outta your head.
i wanna keep something deep and dark with you. lol
Real one
My anxiety just shot through the roof
Definitely bro
Dude right, I straight up have a sort of panic attack when I think about this shit too much. I don’t have panic attacks ever, I have no medical condition - it’s just this topic makes me shut down when I ruminate on it too long. Time to watch The Office and distract myself lol
@@blankslate1993 If you always do good you will have nothing to worry about.
Tyler P God is real. Jesus is the answer.
@@blankslate1993 the best thing is you can never escape it
I had a dream where I was surrounded by my dead grandparents. I said to them how is this possible, you are all dead. They smiled and started laughing.
Wasn't a dream.
@@CertifiedHoodClassic0what do you mean ?
I think of the billions of lives that have lived and died, and come to terms with my amazing, short term, probably meaningless existence. Might as well enjoy my gift of consciousness!
@@kingcam0775 hey there's a suicide hotline ya know
Honey, you are STAR DUST!
@@ASpecPro heehee don't do that again. You never know who you are addressing..
If its a 'gift', then be grateful to who has given it to you.
Death, like life, is an illusion of the spirit. Suffering is the truest form of hell. Pain. Not gaged by physical psychological or emotional. Pain is a personal perception that betrays the spirit and it only exists on this plain.
I’m so glad that I don’t feel limited in the way that this man does by consensus-thinking alone. I’m very grateful, that, increasingly I can look outside of myself, from within myself, simultaneously more and more and more as I go along. I feel like I am getting better and better at catching myself in ego - sometimes in the moment more and more. I feel like I would love it if anyone who has even the tiniest inclination at meditating in the modern Ruth’s should be advised to spend at least one minute each day imagining what they look like from the “corner of the room,” and with zero judgement. Just imagining observing yourself from outside of your skull. It’s an excellent spiritual practice that I highly recommend!
Had so many weird experiences, thought I talked to my grandfather after he passed and even had spiritual encounters before, coming from me who never believed in religion, didn't believe an afterlife was possible, and thought anything like it was a joke. My mind has been changed, I hope there is an afterlife and I believe (whether it be a god) there just has to be something far greater than this.
I lost my irst wife suddenly when i was 25 years old, she was 24. She was a great wife and mother who didnt do drugs, drink or smoke. Im not religious, but any faith i had was immediately gone that day and ive never got it back. But what it did do to me was make me not take anything for granted. Im married now, and i spend so much time with her because i know anything can happen at any moment. It does terrify me because i dont want to go through that again. I dont cheat on her or anything stupid like that. It made me appreciate the woman im married to now. I still feel bad for not being the husband i am now to what i used to be, and thats the reason i am the best husband i can be now because she deserves that. It changed me forever
Thank you for your story
Am I the only one who’s brain starts to glitch when I imagine there being no universe?? Like my brain goes into some weird loop idk how to explain it
Nah I completely feel lol
It's incomprehensible,that means your brain just can't accept there being no universe.
Big Virgil cant really wrap my head around there being nothing or never being conscientious again
@@sseadss i get a little panic attack lol. My dad gave me a good example though. Picture a closed box, you open it and the universe is in it. Something had to put the universe in the box. Something doesn't just come from nothing. Somebody or something created all of this
tristan peckron but who created the creator?
I clicked on this video thinking he was gonna talk about biggie's classic album.
Jacob Cass
Forreal... They even capitalized life after death
where im sure it would of be trashed by joe, because big was falling off hard. Lucky what happened happened really.
Jacob Cass lol nice!
You’re an idiot
Jacob Cass 😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's called pragmatism which ironically is used in apologetics to defend having faith in God. It's practical to focus on the now but it's also practical to believe in God.
“Thoughts don’t fossilize” what a wonderfully phrased statement
It is a blessing and a curse to be self-aware. Remember that the end is part of the trip. If we don't go on after death we won't know and if we do, good. Either doesn't matter. See it this way: we were not there for 14 billion years, we came over for a hundred year vacation and then, it's over forever.
PVip VI Def not a vacation for everyone
is scary to think about your own mortality and the unknown and specially the ''nothing can stop it'' part of it. Wish there are some words to provide me comfort O____o
But i want to continue to think i dont want to cease to exist thats scary to me so i would argue it does matter, to me at least.
Ridin Round yeah I’m hoping In the next couple decades we can expand lifespans immensely and maybe even overcome death... wishful thinking but hey hopefully there’s something
@@andrewcorey9882 totally agree bruh, stay strong and positive.
I always wondered, if a child was born and never taught language, how do they think? Personally I can tell you whenever I think, it is in English.
They prob think in feelings and emotions not words
@@chip9662 and if they aren't taught feelings and emotions? What and how would they think or communicate? Ex. A baby will run into something hit its leg and fall over. They will sit there and look at you. If parents freak out they will freak out and parents stay calm they will stay calm. Does one know what pain is if pain isn't taught?
officialarchiemo my little cousins will cry whether I’m clam or not when they hurt themselves
@@chip9662 ok did you raise your little cousins? I got 2 kids oldest is 2 and got a 3 month newborn. I heard about this when I was a teen I'm 26 now. My son never cry or freak when he hurt himself. Because instead of freaking out I calmly check where he hurt or cut or scraped, tell him everything ok we just gotta clean it up a bit and during this whole time he doesn't freak yell cry or anything. Kids will imitate your emotions. They will react to situations how you would react.so now when my boys get older and say they hurt themselves on the playground at school or something, they are not yelling running around screaming in circles, he will just be able to do exactly what he learned growing up, he would just calmly go get first aid or or a teacher. I Heard the theory, years later had kids, tried theory and it's worked. I dont know how all parents react but from my experience, I do see alot of parents that go a lil overboard when their kids get hurt
officialarchiemo alright hardo chill out I was just giving an example. Good luck with the fam tho wish nothing but the best
Strap in, we're gonna find out regardless. Or not. Either or.
@RGB Physics cheers, let’s smoke a joint in the after life
It’s amazing how much confusion there is on different religions and different interpretation of NDE. I feel that everyone regardless of religion has that divine spark and that desire to serve and be loved and share life with others. I think that carries on into eternity and forgiveness and love are eternal values. I’m not a Christian, a Buddhist, a Muslim, or an atheist but a person who knows what’s important which is the connection we all share in the universe.
This is one of the most valuable perspectives I've ever listened to
If you’ve ever been under anesthesia, that’s what I think the “nothing” is that everyone is referring to. You’re consciousness is like shut off. You don’t exist. You don’t know where you went. There’s no time. No memories. No thoughts. You don’t have any awareness of your body. That black out when you go under anesthesia is literally nothing. There’s no you anymore. No grief. No perception of anything. That’s my only real interpretation of what may happen in the finale.
I’m scared to die bro.
Mike Ross I feel you. I think the majority of us are. Some aren’t but I think it’s a normal fear. But then I think back to going under anesthesia several times and I had no fear. Even with the notion of like hey there’s a small possibility I won’t wake up from this. I think what happens to the body after death is kinda terrifying. But...if you’re no longer conscience to experience all of that then there’s nothing. No fear. When I
Was under anesthesia, I didn’t exist and I had no feelings about that because I wasn’t there. Maybe that’s how it is, idk.
Consciousness is the content. Our brains are the antenna, the cable box that receives and broadcasts the content. Anesthesia imprisons our consciousness like a power outage does to the signal to our tv/cable box. The signal is still trying to get through because the cable box still exists, but cannot be comprehended. Destroy the cable box (our mind and body), the signal (consciousness) is no longer is trying to get through. The signal is infinitely looking for a new receiver to broadcast “life” into.
ChampBoy13 I agree w that. I’m just scared of what happens after you die. I fully believe in Christ, and I’m a Christian and it’s wrong for me to be scared since I am Christian but it’s something that bothers me
Mike Ross It’s not wrong for you to be scared. That’s the problem with religion imo. It takes away your humanness in a sense; sexuality is wrong, fear is wrong etc. The truth is, religious people are in the same boat as everyone else. They truly don’t know what’s beyond this life if anything. Belief and facts are different.
Just lost a lovely friend, it's torture not knowing because I care about her so much I don't want to imagine she's experiencing something bad, I hope it's something amazing.... Gonna miss you Vik .... :[
Yeah as a kid in elementary school I realized that things were pointless because we are flying around on a tiny rock in space, which really didn't help with my already lacking motivation. Course as time has passed, I've grown up a bit and accepted that thought processes like that are just detrimental to being alive, which I am. If I think like that, I'll just never get anything done. And using "Nothing matters" as an excuse to not do anything, will just ensure that I never go anywhere in life. So I prefer to think like Joe in the sense that I'd rather just say "I don't know!" to the bigger questions that can't be answered without speculation. Just trying to focus on what I can do, and what I can experience in this lifetime.
I genuinely hope there is life after death or some higher power because the thought of there being nothing seriously scares me.
seriously tho is pretty scary to think about. it’s like an emotion that can be explained
Well if there was nothing why even be scared you wernt tripping about it before you were born you won’t trip about it when you die.
@@christianjohnson2275 best way to think about it. Think about when you weren’t born yet.....You can’t. It’s all gravy baby
I view it opposite, I can't imagine having to live FOREVER! One life is enough struggles and hardships, love, happiness for me. I do not want to go on for ETERNITY I want to live a long life, die in peace and then it all be over. Living forever indefinitely not going through the same things over and over year after year decade after decade, century, millennium and on and on scares the hell out me. I do not want eternal life nor believe in it.
@@92F0XBody but once we adopt to living and get connected to world, it's hard to leave. Condition between before born can't be that easily compared to come in terms with after dying. It's simple but fearful when comes to us.
Just wanted to give my 2 cents here.
First of all, its great that these men both acknowledge that they don't know what comes after death (or rather, after life - i dont think death is really a thing in itself). And i would also say that consciousness is the base of everything - it can exist without the universe, but the universe can't exist without consciousness. This would mean that if there is nothing after death, the universe stops existing because if there is noone to observe it, why even say that it exists? But very few people, even those who are convinced that there is nothing after death, actually believe this. And belief itself is a funny thing - you can fool yourself into believing that you believe something. When I first came into contact with graham hancock and his hypotheses about ancient civilizations, i continuously told myself that it was all only hypothetical and yet to be proven. But as soon as i watched the first YT - video opposing hancocks views, i was devastated, because although i told myself otherwise, i had totally been buying it all (and still am, lol). Similarly, although i had been brought up in a hindu faith, i never had trouble accepting the western ideas about evolution and the big bang. Both seemed to make sense and never seemed contradictory.
But i must disagree on some things. First of all, i do think that it matters very much whether or not there is an afterlife or not. An afterlife doesnt just mean going to heaven after you die. You have to put in effort and time in this life if you want to go to "the good place" - be it heaven, or nirvana, or goloka, or vaikuntha, or whatever - rather than going to hell or being born again. You would have to dedicate your life to transcending material existence.
Also, i think it is false to say that being in heaven for eternity would be scary or boring, because heaven is supposed to be a place of eternal bliss. If things get scary or boring, then you arent really in heaven, are you?
Hope somebody reads this and agrees with me.
Whoa😳
I agree with you. Ascending to a higher form of existence - eternal bliss in Heaven can never, by definition, be a curse.
I think the reason why people say heaven is scary or boring is because of the eternal part. Being there forever (a long long time) is scary. I sure am afraid of eternity.
@@steez1017 I understand. But in a state of eternal bliss, there can be no fear. Heaven means eternal bliss.
Doesn’t fear come from death. Isn’t fear supposed to protect us from death. Why would their be fear in a place you can’t die
I think I'm having another heart attack.
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Same
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Southern Scenery are you good brotha?
this video making me tear up man i hope I get to be with my family again
@@SultanMowglihow would you know
@@MM67-xv the body expires not the soul.
Anyone ever get sad moments worrying about death and just knowing life is truly meaningless
It's only meaningless if you want it to be. Sure, we are all going to die in the end, but it's how you die at the very end that matters. What memories will you take with you, ( of you do go anywhere ). And i think that you do, it doesn't make any sense why you wouldn't based off of the shear complexity of our minds plus the fact that as far as we know....we are all that there is in the universe.....it cant be for nothing. And if it is....well you won't have the conscious ability to be upset about it.....but if you do live on.....IF, if you do....than this life might be worth the pursuit of becoming all that you can be before death. Honestly why not? It might really all be for nothing, but fuck it im going to do the best i can just in case im wrong.
Everyday. I can’t escape my fear of death. Some days I’m having the best time of my life fucking enjoying life as a whole and then the small voice in the back of my head goes “Your gonna die, now start questioning god’s existence!” And then my day is ruined.
@@Zackkypoosame, it's like a: "holy shit i cant believe i won't exist someday" kind of feeling. I think maybe trying to find peace in the realization that we are not meant to know what lays beyond death and that everyone who ever lived has and will experience the same thing, perhaps is key to living and enjoying life in the moment.
skylancer whether god, the afterlife or reincarnation exists or not, I think it’s best to just enjoy life to the fullest and hope that if there is a deity that will judge us will see that we did our best to live a good life
for sure. I've been pretty depressed lately and death just keeps coming to mind, it scares me so much even thinking about it. Unfortunately I grew up as a christian even though I wouldn't consider myself one, I'm still horrified of the possibility of hell.
I thought he’s going to talk about biggie’s last album
lol
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I was gonna say the same thing lol
I'm constantly obsessed over wondering what exactly happened to me before I was born 😂
Go to lds.org
I think that's where the nothingness comes from because before life we were just sleeping without dreams but who knows everyone has different opinions
I remember when my grandma passed away in the year 2016 I had a dream she was sitting near a fireplace that she used to. I just walk up to her and just slam myself onto her arms and hug her tighly and somehow I remember she passed away weeks ago so I started getting emotional and crying hugging her telling her how much I miss and love her and I don't remember exactly she said something about " its okay" Something along the line everything will be fine
I remember waking up and tearing up still laying on my bed .
I’m sure there are so many alien civilisation’s somewhere in the universe thinking ‘are we alone’ too. It’s actually depressing knowing that we might never know if we are alone or not
Trust me we are not alone! And the other civilisations are totally aware of it! And you will in your life time see proof of this😉
@@MONSTAMMA can you elaborate?
Does it have to do with the alliance taking out the cabal?
We aren’t alone. They’re here, check out Bob lazars interview on rogan, and also jacques valless. The evidence is damning if you want to be aware of it
@@thomasellis445 thats the problem...after all these years the public still hasn't caught on. Its sad
DEAD WRONG. Extraterrestrials have been here a long time and a lot of people have face to face contact with them.
This guest is talking about the most incredible topics, what was there before the big bang? A question I love, what comes after death. If a tree falls in a forest etc... And all these dumb comments just about the show vikings... Pathetic
Since time did not exist until the big bang, technically, there was no "before" the big bang.
The universe exists within the nothing from which it came. If we could travel beyond the universe, there would be nothing.
Yeah, actually it does. You honestly think there was some super mega fairy with a magic wand, tweedling around the universe going, I create you, and you, and you, and you?
No matter what, there has to be some sort of natural explanation to the universe and everything within it, than some supernatural explanation. Religious dumb asses have offered up all kinds of supernatural explanations to explain things we were once scientifically ignorant of. Until science came along and proved them to be false. Volcanoes, earthquakes, thunder and lightning, all once used as an example of god and all of his power, and all have been proven to be false. So when it comes to the universe and explaining how it came to be, I'm inclined to believe that the religious supernatural explanations, like god, will be proven to be bullshit too, eventually.
everything has a opposite and needs one to exist this is one of the indisputable facts of our known universe..
fat/small light/dark soft/hard /happy/mad/ hot/cold wet/dry etc etc
no scientist disputes this until he gets to the physical... when obviously the opposite is Spiritual
not to mention religion is the one human fundamental that has allowed us to excel and build empires all around the world...Hell you wouldn't even be sitting there today with the opinion that you have if it were not for the religious back-round of your nation that has progressed to the point where you now have free speech.
Yet you say "religious dumb asses"?
Are talking about the millions of religious people who have created and innovated almost everything in existence today for civilization up until pretty much yesterday. did you know Charles Darwin himself never denied the existence of god? did you know Einstein was religious...he created the blueprints to the atomic bomb? that saved America in ww2 against japan?
Oh wait. i forgot. you know something that they didnt.
you must have transcended up and beyond most of the world and all its history.
Your fucking hilarious bro put down the richard dawkins book its making you a fool.
the world is 99% religion... every war...every nation... & 1% of the what the fuck you think
ronoccc The pathetic part is you buying what a pseudo intellectual jackass proclaims through sheer ignorance and arrogance.
But hey, we need sheep who think they’re sheep dogs, so carry on. There’s a place for you among the morons.
ronoccc The pathetic part is you buying what a pseudo intellectual jackass proclaims through sheer ignorance and arrogance.
But hey, we need sheep who think they’re sheep dogs, so carry on. There’s a place for you among the morons.
My goal is to be able to talk about death and the afterlife as easily as these guys. Just listening to this is making me sweat. I can’t believe it’s just a big empty void of unconsciousness. But I also don’t know if I can believe in a place or state of consciousness after death.
Reincarnation is my view but I don't think we'll remember our past lives.
Read many books about Near Death Experiences. Many questions answered. Fear almost gone.
I’m having to do breathing techniques to get through it. I hope exposure helps me tho.
Dude I’m the same way, I’m very scared of death but trying to overcome it
@@safcjoe7062that’s as good as oblivion for who you are now
Honestly I can see where these people come from. During our lifetime we create these deep emotional bonds with our family friends loved ones. We would like to believe that there is a better place where we will all at last reunite but personally I have no attachments I'm not expecting anything aside from what I experience in this life. When I die I'm okay with turning off forever just like before I was born which I remember nothing of. I say live this life with no regrets like there's no tomorrow.
Exactly. Either way we will not remember anything so it's best to just try and have fun.
90% of Joe's guests sound like Kermit the frog
David Ison 🤣
10% Miss Piggy
u ruined joe rogan for me
10% chainsmoking grandmas
Brooo😭
7:19 Look how this guy’s whole manner and voice changes once Joe corrects him 😂
I can’t remember what I ate yesterday lol who tf can say that we weren’t conscious before we were born?
Yes as I don’t remember most of my dreams, yet they happened at least in “my head”
FrancisWake But the fact the you know that you had the dreams at all disproves that point of view at all
Joe lol because as soon as you wake up if you try hard to remember them you can, then you write them down. I used to do that when I was really into lucid dreaming, but I don’t do it anymore.
FrancisWake Yea no I understand that I’m just saying that in regards to the whole not knowing if we were conscious before we were alive. Maybe we were (I don’t think so), so if we were conscious before birth then surely we would remember something at all about it. Just like you remember that you were dreaming, just not the specifics of the dream
Joe I’ve read some hypnotherapist can make regressions to that state between lives. I didn’t buy the christian belief about the afterlife and as I was really interested in lucid dreaming I also go into OBEs (Out of Body Experiences) which is a more scientific term for astral travel. I thought it was a really mysterious and esoteric topic but I found a book of a really common sense guy with a western science mindset who had spontaneous OBEs in the 50s, and he didn’t know the hell was happening to him so he started doing research and experimenting. The book he wrote “Journeys Out of the Body” is one of those book that changes your life. There are many books on the topic but none like that one.
He wrote two more, the second really difficult to follow because he was translating non-physical realities and experiences into English, and the third “Ultimate Journey” which sums up what he has learned about life and death in decades of experience.
If you are interested def give it a go and approach it with open minded skepticism. The guy’s name is Robert Monroe (RIP)
Actually I don't think there is nothing after death
Having a near death experience myself and only just got revived at the 6 and a half minute mark after no heart beat or breath
(Seven minutes without is brain death)
I remember a light and orbs around me
I remember feeling something there
I remember sensing peace and then when I woke up struggling to survive
I honestly felt as if I was about to leave and it didn't feel like an after "life" so much
It is hard to explain
It's like I was forgetting everything I was
Yet remembering so much
Like my wisdom and inner peace expanded and my memories faded
It was as if I had been there before and I woke up after retiring to my body and then in pain and a urge to survive
I remember it so well
The more I read about buddhism and spiritualism the more it seemed to make sense
That peace I felt wasn't like dopermine or high on adrenaline
It is so bizarre
I can't put it in words
And those orbs or spheres of light I sensed it's almost as if they knew me better than me
Family is if from a another time
Are you a Christian or no
The lights were the lights over the operating table
@Jesus Christ Millions? Where is the official recorded stat of that? How many millions of people have reported that?
Because you were not really dead. When you die that's it. No God no hell nothing. Gone
When people die their brain does not switch off, it depletes slowly and there is evidence of this. So, what you and many others are experiencing, is simply a product of the mind.
These ideas honestly scare the hell out of me because I try to trace time back and further back yet and come up with no sensible explanation for why I exist or why anything came into being. How I anyone else is able to live most of the time without crippling existential anxiety given that we can comprehend our own death is amazing to me.
I panicked sometimes thinking about it too. But then I thought about what I was before I was born, and the reality is, we were nothing. It's like we're created from thin air. It didn't hurt and I don't remember anything... We were a twinkle in our fathers eye I guess?
Your parents meet, have sex, eggs and sperm etc. And then you develop in a womb for 9 months, with no recollection of that. You're still not physically here until your mother pushes you out, or however you arrive. Then we grow for another 18 ish years physically, and get shaped into what we are by various factors in our lives, and our upbringing etc.
The thing that baffles me is I feel like I'm supposed to be here, as if it was meant to be, no mistake.
I have very little memory of anything until it was like first day of school all of a sudden - 'These are your parents and other humans. Have fun!'
The whole thing is bizarre and I've only recently just started thinking about it all. I Always end up with more questions than answers though 🤦♂️
@@jraybay you feel like you matter and you’re suppose to be here because you are brother. There’s a 1 in a billion chance of you being born and it just so happened you were born. Regardless of how you got here or what comes after. We are definitely here for a reason. And I also believe there’s intelligent life somewhere else in the universe and I think more common than we know. I don’t think we’re just accidents. You feel the way you do because something internal is giving you that feeling. I think about it all the time to like why me? Why am I here? Or why do I exist. Scientifically there’s always an answer but think about it. A man and a woman can have sex and a whole being grows inside of that woman for the next 9 months shit just seems to good to be true.
how does the word "nothing" imply that there is a "thing" when it literally means NO THING... What?
its explained pretty well here,
My brain drooled on that one.
Yea it's pretty paradoxical
李岱文 even when there is nothing
There is something
He literally implied nothing is evidence of something because of the word thing. I'm gonna go take a sh*t.
this subject gets so much more interesting after DMT
Abserd O it’s almost impossible to remember a dmt trip sounds to me like what you’re saying is bullshit
Abserd O by that response, and the words you used you definitely have not tried dmt, you just got pissed someone called you out for it
Abserd O lmao no im just saying the way he responded you can tell he hasn't, if he had done he why would he react like that if hes done it cool he has no point to prove
@Abserd O calm down, man
I’ll tell you why , cuz when he says think of you for example dead you can’t ? But if you have taken dmt you should be able to feel and visualize the death of who we think we are , our egos . And we just become one everything becomes a part of a giant beautiful universal observation !
Rest in peace to my father. I am 19 and will have to live the rest of my life without him.
"You go to Heaven for the climate, but Hell for the company." -Mark Twain
@Chip Fisher LOL IM SURE GOOGLE HAS THE ANSWERS THE LIFE AFTER DEATH 💀💀💀
Chip Fisher no one knows what happens after death.. not until you experience it yourself
Gun_slinger175 if hell exists GOD is the true devil. The devil was right to betray god. God doesn’t give a shit about his creations if he’s real.
@@gun_slinger1755 LOL IM SURE A BOOK WRITTEN BY HUMANS WITH THE IQ OF A ROCK AND A LIFESPAN OF 40 YEARS HAS THE ASNWERS OF LIFE AFTER DEATH 💀💀💀
@@143jcm that's crazy as fuck cus i dont remember saying the bible was better than google but hey go off funny guy!
With the extremely limited amount of knowledge we have today, it's ludicrous to think we know the answers to these questions. For someone to be so sure that an afterlife of some sort is impossible or unlikely is like a cell trying to comprehend what a human is.
I'd love to believe there's something more after life, I get this really weird feeling when I'm in a dark room about how weird it is to be gone for real, hard to explain but ye 🤞🏽
Think how it was like before you were born. Death is like that. Nothing doesn't equal death. Death addresses living things and existence and the idea of existence comes from consciousness. Not existing from any living things perspective is what 'death' is to that said living thing.
Also death isn't just 'black' or a dark room where you can't see anything because that posits a consciousness and imply's some state of existence. You won't know you're dead because you'll be dead. Don't think about it too much :)
All this is no accident. There is a meaning.
@Toro 57 Then what is meaning is that it means something to us. It's a choice.
Tια bjorn from den maark
My dad died 3 times as a child he had German measles in his inside of his body only one time he remembered when he was dead and gone he remembers himself floating up above and seeing all the doctors working on him his mom said his hearts stopped for a few minutes all he remembers is that doctor part and a really bright light 💡 and a dark shadow waving 👋 go back home where you came from true story
"Your at the party and death taps you on the shoulder and says you have to leave and worse, the party is going to go on without you and they're going to all have fun" fuuuuuuuuuuckk that got me
The universe is experiencing it self. Image an infinite power that has the ability to do anything. It is gonna get bored eventually, so it created everything "big bang". It also created ego to have a lil fun cause getting to the goal without challenges defeats the purpose
'Suppose you were God, what would you do for all eternity?' ~ Alan Watts
Everybody I've encountered who knows anything about Buddhism or physics has pretty definitively said that Chopra is a word salad generator that doesn't know shit.
Maybe this proves you live around a bunch of idiots?
Kidding!!!
choppera is indeed word salad!
just ate some shrooms and am listening to joe rogan :) this a gonna be a good ride. i hope anyone who sees this has a good day
Life after death is impossible to prove, or disprove.
Herd Taker really? Prove it then.
Conner Cox what was you before you were born? That’s how you’ll be when you die. It’s simple really
Why are you gay? That’s just your belief, not an actual fact. Nobody knows until they go through death themselves.
@@ebongjr793 time existed before you were born
somewhataddicted time is abstract.
Something doesn't come from nothing.
But its not ok to point out that a god made it since we don't have an answer
@@Utnapiishtim your too insecure for other people having a religion ?
@@daswarniksogemeint7032 no whats annoying is telling others "this faith the right one so shut your mouth and believe" when there is NO factual evidence of a god.
@@Utnapiishtim Nobody has ever told me their faith is the right one so shut up and believe. On the other hand I massive amounts of Atheists telling me religion is bullshit and evil and materialism is the only answer so shut up and disbelieve.
Are you religious? Because if so, your god came from nothing. An all powerful, all knowing being. Thats a fallacy.
“After life doesn’t matter.” I understand why it doesn’t matter to him. But to many, it matters a whole lot. Compare 100 years (at best) to eternity. I think it matters a lot. Try to wrap your head around that. Our 100 years of life will look like nothing or no-thing.
Exactly, that’s why Eternal nothingness is my biggest fear. The fact that we simply may seize to exist and miss out on an infinite amount of eternal bliss makes Earthly fears seem irrelevant
Z Retro but atleast in death you don’t know your dead. Compare that to immortality... living forever even after the universe is destroyed sounds scarier to me
TeamAtFort if u believe in afterlife then it has nothing to do with the physical realm of earth, and that it’s a realm with the infinite
I believe that the energy that keeps is alive moves on to be in some other form. The only way we can live on is to spread the love and we live on in the memories of those we leave behind.
I think there is a God I'm not sure if any of the religions have it right, but I do think there is a higher power. And I hope there is. I don't want my 100 years on earth to be all I get. Hopefully I live that long.
Cameron Nelson reach out to God and ask him to show himself to you man
He's there
Cameron Nelson 100 years, lol. Bold prediction.
Cameron Nelson look into different religions. If even 1 is correct, then we need to seek after that specific one and follow the one true God if we want an eternal life. Christianity, in my opinion, is the only way. Not the religion itself, but the God it claims (Jesus Christ). The only way one will know the only God would be to dig deep and read the literature that projects the savior.
lol
huh, you have no evidence for practices of Jesus. Your just guessing
Going through this life experience, we’re a soul with a body rather than a body with a soul.
So where was your soul before entering your body at birth?
What happens when humans become extinct? Or all life as we know it becomes extinct? Do bacteria have souls?
Life is too precious ❤️
People are afraid of the unknown of death, yet they don't realize that we were in that same nothingness before we were conceived. We miss our loved ones who have died, yet we never think about where our yet-to-born children/ nephews/ nieces/ grandchildren are.
100% spot on
I’ve thought the same thing for a long time. What do you remember before you where born? Nothing noda you where not alive. Why can’t it be the exact same thing when you die. Actually probably the most likely scenario far more likely than sitting on clouds with angels.
@@mikelattimer7909 Well just because you remember nothing doesn’t mean there was nothing. I don‘t remember being a baby either and the only reason I know that I was one is because there‘s evidence proving it. I don‘t think we‘ll ever know if anything happens before or after this life so all we can do is focus on the things we know and enjoy the ride
Its the fact that we still have to cross from consciousness back to that nothingness. I think the whole process of leaving this reality and reaching non existence is what scares some people.
“Don’t you want to live to 500?” I’m 50 and I’ve wanted to check out for the past 30 years....
Wanting an skipping the queue are two different things.
@@Eire4irish haha I love this joke on so many levels, you could write honestly
"Life goes on
Long after the thrill of livin is gone"
-John cougar Mellencamp
I’m getting anxiety!!!
Facts. I like watching this during the day, can’t watch it at night too much anxiety to sleep
Chill out bro
It’s working
I feel you 😂😂 im sitting here at 5:50 am watching this trying to sleep like... "fuuuck"
I always have anxiety. Feeling this way is my normal.
Shit sucks
When you die, imagine a guy removing this VR set from your head and asking ”So, how was it?”
"The graphics were cool but the story sucks"
😂
@@feorgenotgloyd7624 some avatar shit
Our language and material mind is inadequate to explain what our experiences can show us. It is that experience that matters and shows us that this reality is simply one of a never ending infinity.
"If you cease to exist, then the only experience that could follow your end is one of the consciousnesses that DO exist...which is a very good reason to be kind to all life."
- Theodore Bolha
It’s heaven or hell. Our soul is energy, energy never perishes just transfers
Fulltime Believer hope so
Heaven and hell are constructs of our mind.
Christopher Potter they actually aren’t, there are people who have experienced out of body experiences in hell
Fulltime Believer there has been research into that. DMT which Joe talks about all the time is produced in our brain. When we die that chemical is released which makes sense as to why people may see those visions. Also, it’s all word of mouth. Take what people say they saw with a grain of salt, they may have convinced themselves to seeing something they may have never seen.
@@notreallife.3794 People see what they want to see. The mind is a crazy complex and powerful thing. In near death experiences involving religious imagery Catholics see the virgin Mary whereas Protestants do not. Hindu's see Shiva. Muslims see Allah. Just like those people living their lives through what they believed and thought about, compare that to say a friend who says to you he had a dream last night but so did yourself. They are going to be different because you were thinking of different things throughout the day.
Death isn’t even darkness. It’s just like before you were born. You won’t even be aware that you’re gone.
If you end up at peace or wherever you are I think that you will be loved by something and looked after by something. All this love we feel and emotion I believe comes from somewhere which is ethereal and other worldly. I had my last psychotic episode about a year ago now and the struggle was real but I’ve learnt that there is something more than we simply perceive to be reality, a lot of what happened was in my head but for some things I have no explanation like when something was getting me back on track, pushing me to get back to my old self, it wasn’t my mind healing it was more like my soul mending itself, beyond my control it’s like everything was being worked out by other entities which are still present with me today, as voices mainly but I feel like consciousness is a mixture of forces which are with us all, all the time, and have our best interests at heart. And our own thoughts or conception of reality. Sure it brings me peace to believe this but I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that, even if I’m wrong i know that if I live life in a way which brings comfort and peace to myself and others, and I’m happy, even if there’s nothing afterwards I can live with that, just enjoy the time you have and make the most of it. I do believe in the Holy Spirit and am religious but it isn’t the whole story so please don’t think I’m crackerjack for believing this I’ve been through enough mentally and physically to hold the belief that something out there is watching out for me and all of us. Through darkness and light you’ll always have yourself and people who love you
Michael Shermer sounds a bit like Kermit the Frog lol. Interesting discussion nonetheless
Joe rogan loves to throw in a sentence about sub atomic particles any chance he gets😂
Or dmt lmao
he is so dumb but he wants so badly to think he’s not. poor guy.
@@billyt8868 stfu
@@ilivelife6906 you tried. sorry you don’t have a dad.
@@billyt8868 Actually Joe Rogan is really intelligent, hes a comedian which as a group they average an iq of 130+ if you check the data, also hes able to talk about science with some of the smartest bunch on earth and hold his ground and still offer interesting perspectives, you on the other hand are just some random hater on the internet who probably doesnt have better things to do than hate on people they wont ever get to know, but take this from me my iq is 172 and i can tell you are being victim of the dunning-krueger effect. So yeah good luck flipping burgers or whatever you end up doing.
Great show Joe. Thanks you!
This is a subject I have been fascinated by my entire life. I have read all sorts of things from all sorts of sources, but when I came across this.....well it just made sense.
"So there you are. You do not have a body. But you still have a mind-for awhile. But it is a different kind of state of mind, you see, because without the body, the mind is not functioning in the same capacity. So much of your mind is taken up with managing the body and directing the body, and this involves plans and activities, memories. A great deal of your mental abilities and your mental energy is taken up with managing the body and planning for the body’s actions.
When you do not have a body, a large part of the intellect goes with it. Are you still thinking about what you are going to do next week or what you did the week before, without a body? Are you still concerned about your activities and your engagements with other people and all of your plans? No body, no activities. No activities, no plans. But you are still there.
You will be able to glimpse your life, perhaps momentarily, after you leave it, but then you will have to pass into another dimension. And in this dimension, depending on your state of mind when you died, depending upon your awareness of your life beyond your mind and your body, you may or may not have an encounter with a member of your Spiritual Family.
When people die in a state of profound ignorance or hatred or violence, they do not have this contact, consciously. They are sent into a kind of limbo state, out of time, where nothing seems to be happening. And then they are given another assignment, but they do not experience that. They just go into another kind of existence because they have not completed their learning mission in the physical realit
From a free online Revelation called "What happens after death?" by MV Summers
Thank you, ALW.
Thank you!
Ty!
To bible-ly
crazy you know all the rules to something you never experienced
8:30 gave me goosebumps. Since I was kid I would always try to imagine NOTHING . I never understand when ppl say “clear your mind “ , when your mind can’t do that physically or consciously. I always tried to imagine before the Big Bang theory all the time! And it’s mind scrambling !
Nothing exists, because true nothing cannot exist in the ruleset of this universe, meaning the conception of something that is not really there applies uniquely to nothing given it's definition, (a non-thing), rendering itself true based on it's own, and (un)related, premises. Therefore, the conception of nothing is real as a construct/complex in our reality, but not actually realized in it's physical form, and so we can verifiably say that: Nothing exists because nothing does not exist, so therefore it exists on the precondition of it's nature. You could say something similar like this of existence, consciousness and the universe, as well, perhaps, of God. This fulfills many necessificities. I talked about it a lot already, and wrote of it.
The best way to try and imagine nothing is to think how you felt before you existed.