Everything You Need To Know About Death and the End of Times

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[alxr.]

I’m a terminally ill cancer patient. I find that most people have a very difficult time when I talk about my impending death & surrounding issues. I am not scared of death, nor do I see it as negative, final, or ‘the end’ of my existence. I know that the Earthly death of my physical body & ego is simply an energy transfer of my existence, which begins with shedding my physical body & ego and transforming it into another form of energy, in preparation for the next realm. I appreciate your videos on this subject. I plan to share them with my loved ones, as a tool of acceptance, not only for my death, but hopefully also for their own. I also frequently share “The Tibetan Book of the Dead” with my loved ones, which I find to be an extremely positive & helpful tool when facing & preparing for death. Death does not have to be viewed as negative or ‘final’. Instead, death may be seen as a ‘rebirth’, transcending this life, shedding the human physical body and ego, & the suffering that comes along with them, into an ‘energy evolution’, in preparation for a new & unknown realm. Energy never dies. It is only transformed. Look at a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly. This a metaphor that most can understand. The death of our physical body & its ego is simply our core energy transforming, in preparation for existence in the next realm. Death may then be seen as a ‘transcendence’, vs ‘the end’. 🪬🤍📿

[gameaddictgonewild]

I miss my best friend who died in April. Even the annoying parts of him. But mostly, the normal stuff. The chit chat. The habit of going to visit him, and hang out. It sucks so much, you as reader, prob know the feeling. When someone is so involved in your life, and suddenly, isnt, its so weird, and life feels empty afterwards.

[mathewcrowder-oxford]

The saddest part of death is the memories that are lost, they can be carried on by the living but they too will die in time.
(All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain, time to die).
One of my favourite quotes, it's from the film Bladerunner.

[Claymorw]

I think death is actually the blessing of life. Imagine being extremely injured, or your body is destroyed by cancer but you don’t die, instead you just keep existing in a forever, worse pain that never ends. I truly believe death is the ultimate gift to free you from a broken shell.

[coffeecat]

I’ve come close to death quite a few time from being VERY premature to having epilepsy. I’ve had several 30 minute seizures over my life and almost died after giving birth to my son. I’ve kinda become ok with it. I know that I could go asleep tonight and legit not wake up tomorrow from a condition calf “sudden death on epilepsy patients. I have intractable epilepsy, which mean’s medicine can kinda control it, but not eliminate my seizures. My best advice is, do all you can to appreciate your life and the world around you. Make positive changes that you can to try and make the world better than you found it, and take time to pet your dog or cat, hug your kiddos/loved ones. Huge hugs y’all

[Lozwave]

My mum died in my arms, she had cancer, it only made my nihilism worse. I tried to connect after, I tried to make a connection to an afterlife alone in my house for weeks after, nothing. She is gone. I find this world so beautiful, complex and cruel, its so pointless. I actually cannot believe ive come to this point, where I truly believe that it is all pointless. I still continue forward, lacking the constitution for suicide. I know that I should be striving towards optimising myself, but I can't shake that cosmic nihilism. I could almost laugh at how much of a joke it all is, if it wasn't so twisted. Oh well, i'll laugh anyway

[brennascott]

Death fucking horrifies me, mine, theirs, even just aging, time moving, moments and memories lost never to be relived. Videos like this are like exposure therapy.

[wiandryadiwasistio]

idk when it exactly started, but i recently started to wonder what happens to me post-mortem; not the usual stuffs, but the fact you’ll no longer conscious yet the world will still be around when i’m gone.

it’s something like ‘what if i lose my consciousness? my self-awareness? my breath and heartbeat? what if i lose me?’ and i started to wonder about it more often, esp. at midnight when i’m suddenly awaken for whatever reason and this thought just came, and i cried shortly afterwards, and go back to sleep.

idk what happened but i do already accept the fact i’m not immortal and i’ll die one day, but what happens here is something else: _why did i cry?_

[maninthemirror]

_"Energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only altered in form from one state to another"_ First Law Of Thermodynamics

[chickfilaluvverrrr]

life and death is so hard to wrap my mind around… before you were born there was nothing you didnt exist but you did. you did exist you just didnt know nor can you remember. if your lucky you get a good 80-90 years of living and remembering and feeling and then theres nothing when you die. its hard for me to understand that after your body shuts down its black, you cant hear feel or see forever. like life on earth is a blip in the nothingness youll live in forever. i feel a lot safer in religion, some people might call religion delusional because your believing something that distracts you from reality. except there is no reality, nobody knows what happens after death so you cant prove nor disprove the realness of religion. i feel its more beneficial to be religious because it not only improves your mood on earth but it creates a safe feeling that youll be protected and that you’ll continue living forever after you die.

im fully accepted in the thought of dying, ofc i dont want to die and im scared of how i will. but if i was put in a situation where i know id die id be ok. everyday i remind myself that i could die at any moment any day while its dark it reliefs me for when death is coming. instead of thinking “im not ready to die i cant die” i feel better thinking “its my time this is what god wants”

thats my perception on death

[Harleequinn.]

I believe 100% that all of our memories are still in there.

[philosophicalvoyager]

This video got recommended to me right now. A day ago, i got the news that my mother's brother just died. I have seen a few deaths but this was the first time i saw my mother truly broken. That man had small kids, a wife who just saw her own father die a month ago. He was a successful business man, and he took care of everyone, never said anything bad about someone. One of the most wholesome person i have met in my

[eduardovillamar]

Rip dad, I love you, I’m sorry to all those who have come to experience loss of people close to them. It’s hurts so much, love the ones you still have and enjoy their presence

[jtheb]

Bless this video by Aperture. Not only has this video hit for me as a person always stressing about the “next” thing after this life, but also with processing the death of my brother and cousin that passed this year. These people played major roles in my life and to think that they died so young makes me feel detached from what is real in this life, that and the fact that this topic is usually skewed by people that are rigid in thinking whether you believe strongly on one side to the other (science, religion, etc) while I feel it’s in the middle of it all. Thank you Aperture, appreciate you to the fullest homie

[fairariadne]

I used to be deathly afraid (pun intended) of death. Then that fear became anger. But having seen death over and over again in a professional capacity, it made me realize that death is minuscule compared to the love of people around you when the moment comes. If you are alone when your time comes because all those you loved and loved you are gone, take comfort in knowing that you are going to where they are, wherever that will be. And the loneliness will be over. That’s just my thought. None of us has the science to back up what happens or doesn’t happen. It just does.

[healthiswealth]

Can't get my head around Absolute nothingness for eternity

[OllyF]

You are fast becoming one of the best, or at the very least, one of my favourite channels on here. I want to thank you for your consistently incredible & life changing content 🙏❤️

[CaptainFalcnPunch]

The scariest part is that time after the heart stops and the brain stays active for 30+ minutes. We know there is a burst of activity in the region associated with dreaming, what happens during that period is the part that bothers me.

[shayfaw]

Dude its 2am and im having an exitential crisis thankss mann

[arcaneiconoclast]

The law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of any isolated system, which cannot exchange energy or matter, is constant. Energy can be transformed from one form to another, but can be neither created nor destroyed.