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Originally Posted by Ghost_Rider_1970
Oh yes, without any shadow of a doubt. As when I die and my consciousness dies with me I shall return to the magic of ‘nothingness’. The state before I was born, where I’ll not have any conscious awareness. The inner peace of knowing so completely who I am therefore allows me to go with the flow of life rather than go against it.
As I feel myself to be this Universe, having my Universal Experience. I find that so breathtakingly beautiful. Especially as I will live on eternally through everyone and everything with all of Creation being the Universe.
I also love how we all have our own opinions and beliefs, as it is so wonderful seeing so may different viewpoints.
Thank you so much for sharing yours  |
I think I get what you're saying, and I was pondering if I should interfere with your blissfulness, with my beliefs. I know I can't create your reality, as you can't create mine.
One thought that crossed my mind early in my journey of discovery was: I can believe there's something after death, and behave accordingly, or I can believe there's nothing, and behave accordingly. If I chose that there is something, but there isn't, there won't be any surprise, because I won't be there to be surprised. But, if I chose that there isn't, but there is, then I'll have a big surprise, and behaving as I'm not accountable, may give me an unpleasant surprise.
Just from the point of hedging my bets, the choice that there is something after death, and behaving accordingly, seems the best choice.
Now, if there is something, I should better find out what I can do now in order to avoid the unpleasant surprise that I wasted my life not doing what I should had to, that I wasted a great opportunity.
From there, I started my journey of discovery. At the time I had no idea where that will carry me to.
One tricky thing, about each one of us creating our own reality, is that we perceive only what our thoughts and beliefs create, so each one of us gets more and more confirmation, even when we're wrong; and most of us are.
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