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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=453921" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>A Philosophical Note On Life After Death</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">Death’s is a plunge into oblivion self<br>As an extinction of being.<br>It annihilates sensations and our becoming <br>To replace them with death's existence, <br>Life-a non existent death<br>And death-a non existent life.<br>As Epicurus said 'When I am, death is not, <br> And when death is, I am not, '<br>We can decline the religious afterlife, <br>As Gonzalez-Cruzzi did, <br>But we will never be able to understand<br>Our born life.<br>We can deny the visions of crossing over into the light, <br>When we need to believe <br>In darkness, silence and engulfing emptiness, <br>Always understanding that the nothingness needs rectifying. <br>Because we can fall into nothingness, to remain there eternally. <br>Coming into life can be a re-awakening of self<br>The real death is “eternal night”, as Swinburne defined it.<br>Nothingness can be anything positively existent, <br>But blackness and emptiness <br>Are black holes swallowing up the victims of death. <br>Thinking of Edwards' celebrities, <br>We may imagine a universe devoid of souls, spirits and mental essences, <br> A universe having an essential core identity<br> And divisible selves, <br>Anticipating the nothingness.<br> 'When I die I won't go to heaven or hell<br>, there will just be nothingness', Isaac Asimov said once. <br> 'That stuff which does not exist”, he wrote. <br>I don't know if there exists something that doesn't exist, but <br>All I know is that the nothingness exists because we are existent<br> In after death to define it as being existent.<br> ''This life is the only existence there is; afterward there is nothing.”<br>Robert Nozick also wrote.<br> Yes, maybe 'nothing” may be a state into which we go, never to return<br>Or may not be, as Paul Edwards said. <br>Remember that Anthony Burgess wrote that if there is only darkness after death, <br> Then that darkness is the ultimate reality <br>And that love of life is no preparation for it, <br>Light -keeping the life<br>Darkness-keeping the death. <br>This rage against the dying of the light is very human, <br>Light never dies<br>It may be reborn from darkness<br>And vice versus. <br>But this rage may sound like madness.<br>And Burgess was raging more than ever <br>Against the imminent arrival of nothingness, <br> The eternal experience of no experience, in which<br>We witness our own extinction, <br>Or we become pseudo-selves.<br>Try to imagine the fear in front of that black abyss<br>And that your death is not the end of a divisible self experience, <br>But it’s like unconscious periods- pauses between periods of<br>Different consciousness, <br>Death-defying connections between consciousnesses<br>Self becoming impotent in its confrontation with blackness, <br> An abyss from which we manage to escape.<br>The 'nothingness' of unconsciousness may be a permanent death, <br>Which cannot be experienced.<br>Try to project yourself into the future, <br>Entering the blackness or emptiness of your non-experience. <br> The permanent death is coincident with the end of the entire universe<br>God is alone between two Bing Bang periods<br>We are aspired- in composing and recomposing<br>All the boring eons that passes without someone's existence <br> Would be irrelevant for the person who comes into being, <br>Even all the conscious entities of the same period ceased to exist. <br>But, usually, when someone dies people around continue to exist.<br>Death and birth are 'functionally equivalent' to transformation. <br>The Christian view of life after death has justice<br> Being meted out to sinners<br> And the righteous receiving the reward that they deserve.<br>My question is, <br> Who can live an authentic life without knowing the meaning of the life?</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Marieta+Maglas">Marieta Maglas</a><div class=q>
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