Death
Hi everyone,
I reflect a lot about this topic and I would like to know your thoughts.
Everyone must die, no exemtion but is death really the end?
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Permalink Reply by Nutsack of Filth on -
I wouldn't be able to buy into a belief system which blames the disabled for their disabilities. What a cunty thing to do, not to mention stupid.
Lutz Sittinger said:Well,I´m not a buddhist but I believe in a kind of reincarnation.The part of us that survives is the soul.We get a new body with every incarnation.Handicaped people have bad karma.If you have done good in the last life you get a good partner and you are wealthy and sane in your next life.Death is part of the game to make us aware that we have to learn something.
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Permalink Reply by 1qy2i28wljvjc on -
Agree. And the problem of belief systems is, they are only believes and I generally have a problem orientating on something, that is not more but a belief, because there will always come the time of doubt. The idea of reincarnation is unlogical, because the number of living creatures changes. So when the world population increases, where do the souls come from and when it decreases, where do they go?
The idea of karma is not bad. It can be motivating and there are certain laws in human beings living together, that are very much like "karma". And it´s possible to observe, that bad behaviour will fail and people doing good succeed.
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Permalink Reply by Psychoscot on -
Horse shit!
Lutz Sittinger said:Well,I´m not a buddhist but I believe in a kind of reincarnation.The part of us that survives is the soul.We get a new body with every incarnation.Handicaped people have bad karma.If you have done good in the last life you get a good partner and you are wealthy and sane in your next life.Death is part of the game to make us aware that we have to learn something.
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Permalink Reply by Nutsack of Filth on
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New documentary entitled "Well, You Were Asking For It" in which Lutz Sittinger visits care homes and special needs schools for the terminally ill, irreparably disabled and mentally challenged and explains his theory about how they must have used to be a rapist or a murderer or a cheater at Scrabble in a past life for them to end up being, quote, "such a fucked up little spastic" in this life.
Shortly after filming was completed, Sittinger was tragically killed in a freak dildo/camping chair accident and is currently starting his new life as a dung-beetle.
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Permalink Reply by 1qy2i28wljvjc on
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I think believing in karma is something that especially people in bad situations do themselves, because they search for an explanation for their misfortune. I had something bad in my life, and that was exactly what I did.
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Permalink Reply by 1qy2i28wljvjc on
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When there is hell against heaven, what are we then doing in this inbetweenarea of earth?
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Permalink Reply by 1qy2i28wljvjc on
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Yes, this is logical. And yes, I wanted to tell you, I understand your hate. But I´m afraid awful experiences are actually part of the normal life. And when we make them, we shouldn´t believe, we are especially awful. And I find it especially awful, that awful is actually normal. But I must stop my bad talk and keep silence about this evil of normal. Otherwise I finally lose my soul.
And great that you can believe in an afterlife, because maybe that makes you feel better than people without believes. And believes can increase life quality. And I´m afraid this is very important.
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Permalink Reply by 1qy2i28wljvjc on
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Aha, somehow my answer worked out. I thought, it failed...
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Permalink Reply by 1qy2i28wljvjc on
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What do you think about death? Do you think, it will be easy or will we have to climb a mountain?
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Permalink Reply by 1qy2i28wljvjc on
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Yeah, that was the way my uncle died. He went over a flue with high fever and overnight his heart stopped by the age of 53. Our family was sad, but after all he had the best death - and he also had a good life before - that I can imagine, except maybe the fever before.
I think also a car crash is quite fast and will put you in a shock, so you won´t fully get the happening and the pain.
My grandmother for example had an awful way to death. She was a resilient person and stayed active very long in her life, but thatfor she died very hard. She had several strokes and I remember her lying in hospital and she said: Dieing is so hard!
And I thought to myself, it´s not death, that is hard, it comes by itself, it´s the way we go there by illness for example. I think we should count that more to life than to death. Death is the very end, it comes by itself, there´s not the smallest effort we have to do and doesn´t even demand intelligence.
We just sometimes have times during life, we feel like creeping to death and we call that death, but it´s actually life and in most cases we will survive.
I think most important is, that we keep a good attitude when we go through life and towards death. And also a good attitude to death. I have for example now started a map, where I collect all good memories. And when I fear death I will look at it and see how much I had of life and there is no reason to stick to and grab for it believing I haven´t lived enough. I think that´s the main fear that people have, when it comes to their end.
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Yes, somehow there´s hardly a sense in discussing death, when we can never know about what´s behind anyway. But what we can do is work out our attitude towards death, because I think it´s a very important matter throughout all our life. Everybody´s opinion counts.
I´m just somehow at the moment a bit insecure, if we are at all right in this place and maybe I will one day leave, but I´m still very much interested in talking to you.
I´m sorry about the story with your mother. I hope you found some other people, that are now there for you.
Yes, our mortality. The realistic idea of death is not a very motivating one. But we should learn to worship it, as it´s our only true shelter. And maybe especially this empty nothingness is something true, I have learned to be critical to things and ideas that promise us something "positive". Positive things are not necessarily dissolving.
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Permalink Reply by Aquaria on -
@Satania: I hope I have written your name correct.
That one with the photobook is a good idea. And your post have good points. But a different question: Why are you not sure if you are at the right place? Do you mean the website?
When there is something, it´s good and if not it´s also ok.
Although I would like to meet my grandmother from my father side and my grandfather from my mother side. They died before i was born.
But i think everybody has this familiar situation. Loved ones, who you would like to meet because you never had earlier the chance, loved ones who you want to see again...
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