Is it normal to think about death from time to time Sometimes even more often if I'm alone for a long time. Somehow it both scares me and makes me realize that in terms of death and eternity, our lives are just some grains of sand on an endless beach.
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Yes, every day and I have the constant feeling that death is lurking from every angle. F19
I believe in reincarnation and death is the beginning, not the end of a life.
The most normal topic I've seen in this crazy forum.
you said it - we are grains of sand. as you walk on the ground, do you care what one of the thousands of grains of sand you think thinks? It's just that most people don't realize it and think there's something special about them, specifically. Something the universe as a whole should care about, you personally. We don't.
Whether you think it or not, one day it will come anyway. So better think about life. Even if it's an eternity moment, what do you care when you're gone? (either he will have you in some other form, or living in another moment ...)
Not thinking about death is even scarier. After all, one must be realistic. Only in this way will he be able to understand how important every moment is and how grateful we should be for it. Because not only death, but also youth goes away, and we are constantly changing. So every moment dies constantly. In that line of thinking, it's crazy for me to waste your time living a mediocre life. Until then ... on the other hand, one should know it, but one should not think constantly because it is stressful. And it speeds up time to some extent. It seems to you that time flies even faster. There is also something magical about living in a routine. Doing the same things every day.
This is a short period here and we are all born doomed, enjoy your family, have fun and think about how to make your life more beautiful, beautiful and be a successful person and be remembered well
It's normal, but it's unnecessary to think about it. Otherwise it is normal for the human psyche, completely normal.
I think, and often. I'm even considering throwing myself off the balcony after a year or two.
Look at life philosophically, when the time comes, she will find you herself - the one with the hair! Whether you think it or not, she will come by herself!
Yes. It's amazing. My favorite topic.
I greet her every day, but the stain does not appear.
Death is beautiful, Vanga says, why people are afraid of it.
And I am like that sometimes.
Yes, often. I'm not afraid of her, I'm afraid of losing a loved one, even though she's a part of life. And for myself - no. I just want her to be calm and painless. I was on the verge of death after a motorcycle accident as a teenager. There were about two weeks in which I dreamed strange things with a subtext, I was obviously in a trance. I believe in reincarnation, but of course until I die, I will not know exactly what happens after death. Jen
Death is a good thing - nature is cleansed of biological waste, the soul is released and unburdened can embark on new roles ...
I am the author. Thanks for the answers. Sometimes thoughts of death and meaninglessness overwhelm me and I start to tremble, and sometimes I cry and think about suicide. Why is the universe like that? Why does time only go forward? We are just some DNA machines with an expiration date, but why do we exist? Unfortunately, I think I am intelligent and have studied many religions and spiritual currents and principles to be aware that there is no Hell and Heaven, and there is little evidence of rebirth (memories of a small number of children who suddenly remember a past life. in which they most often die violently and suddenly). But even in rebirth there is no real "I" or "soul" because their new life has nothing to do with the previous one. Many change their gender, religion, race, interests, everything. Very rarely do they remember anything from a past life, which significantly affects their current, very very rarely. That is, obviously the universe has some way of recycling consciousness / memories, as matter does. That's it. But it doesn't recycle the whole person. Everything is a kind of chaos that self-recycles, but without meaning and without direction. You will say, "Well, think like an existentialist - make sense of yourself." Well, what kind of meaning can you create in the face of the infinite and cold universe, which every meaning will catch it, chew it and spit it out? Even my brain, which is looking for meaning, is the fruit of meaningless chaos. Why can't I be an ordinary person who just wants to watch TV and drink? Why should I be afraid of death and chaos? Are the ordinary activities of ordinary people (eating, drinking, work, fun, family, children, breaks) are a coping mechanism in the face of nonsense and death? Maybe I shouldn't spend so much time alone with my thoughts ... But it's already very difficult for something to distract me. When I see an old man on the street, I think how close he is to death, I wonder if he wakes up in the evening and cries for his youth. When I see a small child, I think he will live a few years and then he will be close to death. Death - the great equalizer of everything and everyone. But don't our actions, although miniature, actually change the state of this reality (now that I'm writing this, I've thought about it and I still want to end with at least 0.1% positivity)? If someone has read it - should I go to a psychiatrist? Serious question ... When I see an old man on the street, I think how close he is to death, I wonder if he wakes up in the evening and cries for his youth. When I see a small child, I think he will live a few years and then he will be close to death. Death - the great equalizer of everything and everyone. But don't our actions, although miniature, actually change the state of this reality (now that I'm writing this, I've thought about it and I still want to end with at least 0.1% positivity)? If someone has read it - should I go to a psychiatrist? Serious question ... When I see an old man on the street, I think how close he is to death, I wonder if he wakes up in the evening and cries for his youth. When I see a small child, I think he will live a few years and then he will be close to death. Death - the great equalizer of everything and everyone. But don't our actions, although miniature, actually change the state of this reality (now that I'm writing this, I've thought about it and I still want to end with at least 0.1% positivity)? If someone has read it - should I go to a psychiatrist? Serious question ... do not actually change the state of this reality (now while writing this I thought about it and I still want to end with at least 0. 1% positivity)? If someone has read it - should I go to a psychiatrist? Serious question ... do not actually change the state of this reality (now while writing this I thought about it and I still want to end with at least 0. 1% positivity)? If someone has read it - should I go to a psychiatrist? Serious question ...
You don't need a psychiatrist, everything is normal. Use this "harassment" - death - to spend your life as well as possible. Do everything that makes you feel good. I am just like you and many other people are like that, I even secretly envy the religious, although I do not believe that they really believe. Furthermore. Time does not have to run in one direction only. Learn astrophysics. It is interesting.