your death?

smallandcute · #1 02-06-2012, 09:16 PM

i want to post this but i hope i am not breaking any rules or causing upset in anyway so im sorry in advance if i am.

i have this overwhelming feeling that i wont make it to 50. i dont know how i know this but i do and i dont know how i will die just all i know is that i will die 'young'

does anyone else have a feeling about thier own death or am i alone on this one. it doesnt bother me as its our time when its our time

S&C XX

#2 02-06-2012, 09:24 PM

I am sure you are breaking no rules at all, and I am also quiet sure that a great many of us have considered both the time and nature of our passing.

after all death is quiet an integral part of life.

I am an absolute coward and always wanted to go in my sleep, never knowing a thing about it.. I suppose I'll have to wait and see.

When i was younger , I thought the half century to be a good time to go because one is still pretty much at their best. However 50 for me now is next year, so the prospect seems suddenly a tad less enticing.

Native spirit · #3 02-06-2012, 11:07 PM

Hey Smallandcute,

My friend has always said that she will die at 60 by crossing the road.and a car killing her she is adamant this will happen,i dont see it for her but she does,i know i will go in my early 80s and i will go in my sleep.so you are not alone.

Namaste

Berry · #4 03-06-2012, 03:59 AM

Some people just naturally know and are at peace with it. My gradpa knew his impending death a year before he passed. My Uncle had inoperable stomach cancer. The doctors told him he had 6 months or more but he told my dad that he had 2 weeks left. He was right. I thought my time was up at 38 because I dreamt it. 38 came and went and I'm still here.

#5 03-06-2012, 04:10 AM

I haven't had this personally, but I've had a friends who were convinced that they were going to die before some particular age. The most adamant proclaimer of this portend was suffering from clinical depression and refusing to get treatment in spite of his friends encouraging him to do so. Now he's married and in an (unfortunately) co-dependent relationship, but is past his self-proclaimed death age and has a child. IMHO, self-portended death dates mean nothing unless you decide to make it a self-fullfilling prophecy by committing suicide. I was concerned that this is what my friend was going to do, but in spite of his relationship has given him a reason for living. As a general bit of advice, I'd check in to make sure your death portend isn't a signal of underlying psychological distress.

psychoslice · #6 03-06-2012, 04:20 AM

Start living like you never lived before, you will then stop thinking of when you will die, you'll be too busy living, and when death does arrive, it will be your friend.

#7 07-10-2012, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by psychoslice

Start living like you never lived before, you will then stop thinking of when you will die, you'll be too busy living, and when death does arrive, it will be your friend.

So true!

knightofalbion · #8 07-10-2012, 12:20 PM

Life is a continuum. We 'die' to the physical world, only to be 'reborn' in the spiritual world.
There is no death.

It needs to be tremembered that we are all here for a purpose - to learn (through experience) and to advance the soul. Moreover, there will be aso be some specific lesson we need to learn, or some task or mission that we are charged to fulfill.

Live your life, for this world is wondrous and life is for living. But never forget the real reason you're here and make the most of the precious years allotted to you.

#9 16-10-2012, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by smallandcute

i want to post this but i hope i am not breaking any rules or causing upset in anyway so im sorry in advance if i am.

i have this overwhelming feeling that i wont make it to 50. i dont know how i know this but i do and i dont know how i will die just all i know is that i will die 'young'

does anyone else have a feeling about thier own death or am i alone on this one. it doesnt bother me as its our time when its our time

S&C XX

Yes, I've heard other people say that as well. They know they won't live past certain age. The problem is if people tell their loved ones about their own fate, it may upset them. Probably because we want our loved ones around here with us for as long as possible.

Tobi · #10 17-10-2012, 12:09 AM

So long as you live your life well -right to the hilt, with good Heart, good Will, and good Intent, and drain that cup of life to the last drop, then it doesn't matter one bit what age you are when you "die" (or transform). Just live, shine your light, and see what happens next.