where do you go when you die?

Answer 1

I'm not going to die.

Answer 2

I don't know where you are going, but I have made arrangements for myself: read on:

The Vale of Clara.

Cast my dust to the four winds, beside a Wicklow Hill,
In a lonely vale, beside a stream where all around is still.
Where the silence is only broken, by some wild bird’s call,
Where small brown trout, play freely about, above the waterfall.

Beyond the bridge, a chapel stands, as white as snow can be,
There, light some penny candles, for past friends and for me.
Then say a prayer that I may rest, where peace will me enfold,
And ask my God, if he sees fit, to have mercy on my soul.

And in the distant future, my one and only wish,
Is that a great, great grandchild, shall wander there to fish.
And if by chance, a trout is caught, just gently set it free,
Then this sweet vale, will Heaven be, forever more to me.

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(The Vale of Clare, in the Wicklow Hills in Ireland is one of the most peaceful places I have ever known. Beautiful, spectacular and where I want to rest for eternity).............

Answer 3

I Just lie motionless when I die. My body will be taken somewhere and buried or cremated. I haven't decided yet but I'm thinking that cremation is better than letting me rot in a hole.
My spirit will do what it has previously. It will find another body to inhabit. I hope I enjoy my next incarnation as much as I have this one. My last life sucked. My body is still rotting in Anzio.

Answer 4

You go back whence you came and are recycled.
Our planet only has 2% carbon 70% water. you are carbon and water so you dissolve and are taken up and absorbed by every living thing thus you are reincarnated over and over again.

When you eat you adsorb elements of those who have gone before and when you die you repay the planet by putting back what you have taken.

Your spirit lives on in your off spring and the way you lived your life and influenced others.

Answer 5

It depends on what you believe in. People who are religous believe in various "afterlifes", commonly referred to by Christian as Heaven. Muslims also strongly believe in an afterlife, or paradise. Othe people simply believe that you cease to exist and that your body is all that remains.

The reality of where you physically go is that your body will go to an undertakers who will prepare it for burial or cremation. Depending on the religion or beliefs the body may then go to a cemetary and be buried or it may go to a crematorium where the body is turned to ashes. The ashes are then scattered, buried, or interned in a rememberance tomb of some description.

Answer 6

In a box then in a hole in the ground. That's it as far as I'm concerned. I prefer to think about where I'm going in this life not in any others that may exist so I'm living this one to the full.

Answer 7

physically the body comes to the end of its span of life, after pgysical death the spirit moves onwards either up a level in spritual life or if there is a need for more knowledge we come back again to learn more lessons. Basically its that simple

Answer 8

The soul is immortal. It never dies. Just as we cast aside old clothes and put on new, the soul leaves the body upon death and enters another body to be reborn. This cycle of life and death goes on until you are able to achieve 'Moksha' or 'Nirvana' which essentially means freedom from rebirth. Upon achieving 'Moksha' the soul merges with the 'Soul Supreme'. There are several methods to achieve Moksha. 'Bhakti' or devotion and prayer."Karma" or right action. 'Gnyan' or by knowledge and meditation.

Answer 9

I hope that when I die, there is no afterlife. I just don't feel like living forever

Answer 10

to the mortuary then into a box then if your lucky in the ground or on a big burnny fire then you rot and smell bad or get scattered with 6 or 7 others in a rank garden somewhere to be fair who cares your dead your dead