Why do you worry so much about flying, or even more dangerous activites Luci?
Why are people afraid of dying?
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Yea but its slow and doesnt scare me, Im more afriad of dying in a violent manner than anything. But after your dead your dead so I dont think ill mind much
Enmos
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Yea but its slow and doesnt scare me, Im more afriad of dying in a violent manner than anything. But after your dead your dead so I dont think ill mind much
I'm not so much afraid of dying violently as dying a painful death. Not that I think about it on a daily basis lol
I think, for the most part, it's because they don't beleieve as stronglt as they profess to believe and they have convinced themselves to "believe" directly because of this fear.
brilliantly put
Only a ******* does not have concern of dying, i would even go so far as say fear.
What i cannot grasp is the shortness of life. Just whan you begin to understand things and can actually live a smooth, relaxing existance that is when you begin to have medical problems or their occurance\probability intensifies. Makes no sense to me.
What i cannot grasp is the shortness of life. Just whan you begin to understand things and can actually live a smooth, relaxing existance that is when you begin to have medical problems or their occurance\probability intensifies. Makes no sense to me.
No fear at all of that.
I fear death because it does not exist. Death results in reincarnation, so death = life. When we are born we start dying, when we die we start living.
Why do I fear life? Because fear is a part of life, I have no choice.
Wouldn't it be great if you never existed, then you wouldn't have to be there and be afraid of things like that?
Why do I fear life? Because fear is a part of life, I have no choice.
Wouldn't it be great if you never existed, then you wouldn't have to be there and be afraid of things like that?
people are afraid of dying because they like being alive.
Isn't it obvious why people are afraid of death? It's the one thing that you can never be sure of. Nobody knows anything about death(people believe they know, but no living person has experienced death to actually know), just that it's very common. I fear death, immensely. However, it's not something I usually spend time worrying about; time is precious. Also, I have no fears whatsoever of dieing, I know exactly how that works. Seriously, what's so bad about dieing? It seems like the most invigorating event you could ever experience...unless you die slow or in your sleep, which is pretty lame.
EXACTLY.......I am more worried about long prolonged agony....like
cancer, ( I witnessed my mom ) or some other awful disease.
I hope I go fast....
Enmos
Valued Senior Member
LOL
Probably due to; ultimate goal indicated for humans not achieved..salvation, nirvana, moksha, liberation etc. So one still remain bonded without achieving it.
Grantywanty
Registered Senior Member
Most people cannot logically talk themselves out of certain feelings. This is, in fact a good thing. Emotions have a different role than logical thinking. If my girlfriend breaks up with me I can tell myself logical things like there being other women, she wouldn't want to leave me if it would work between us, etc. etc. But the human fact is there is a grieving process. I always found it strange that some people would put forward some syllogism to explain why they did not feel or no longer felt something human and natural, like all one has to do is map it out in a Boolean diagram and poof it's gone. I've since realized that 1) some of these people are not connected enough with their feelings to realize they are just talking about their thoughts and not their feelings 2) some people don't feel very much so they are mostly thoughts and can change these thoughts via deductive reasoning. It might be good for you to know that there are many people who this will not work on and who also have many strengths you do not have. And vice versa. Neither set of strenghts is better.
Grantywanty
Registered Senior Member
Here, here. It's sad how posturing about a lack of fear of death is presented as logical, brave, enlightened, cool, etc. when it really is none of these things.