If you died today where would you end up?

Answer 1

Cremated. Sitting on a mantle somewhere, I guess.

Answer 2

I would end up in another dimension into which I am given a review of my life and given many choices of where to go next. Of course, that may seem to be a contradiction of Heaven and Hell, but the state of Heaven is when you make a wise choice and the life on Earth is based upon one good choice upon another. Hell is when I make a bd choice (or no choice at all) since I contradicted the Lord Himself. If my soul gained enough experience, then it can rest and be among the gods and the disciples, the very souls into whom have been through the hardships of life. Just like a tree must endure the hardships so as to prove its roots strong, the soul must weather the worst so as to prove its Creator almighty. Heaven is when I have proven my worth and Hell is when I have cheated.

Answer 3

When you say 'you', what do you mean?

My body will go into the earth, and despite 4 feet thick of concrete aroudn the coffin will eventually become dust and mix with the rest of the dust in the earth.

I have yet to become an appropriate vessel for more than YHVH's voice, (and that not all that well), so my spirit will review my life, cherishing whatever memories of my mind which made a positive impact, then remembering all of my existence, contacting the human subconscious, finding the memories of all of those I have ever interacted with, and experiencing the 'other side' of all that I have ever done. And then my mind will fade from existence, except the parts that have made an impression on my spirit. Then my spirit will go to YHVH, get told by Him that His grace does not extend to me (for which I shall be most grateful), and I must endure the 'fire' of existing without continuous direct contact with Him, and my spirit will survey all of existence, go wherever I want to go until I choose to reincarnate, and grow a new body, and develope a new mind (with a few past life memories most likely), with another chance to know and become a proper vessel for YHVH.

Except that YHVH's voice within keeps telling me....
(a) that He may extend His grace to me for the absolute knowledge of His existence, of Jesus' existence, of Jesus' brief tenure as the king of my heart, and of my never having said or believed that Jesus was not what he was,
(b) that the giving of His grace is not up to me,
(c) that no-one ever knows if His grace will be extended to them until the moment that it is.

So my spirit might very well end up as a spirit in heaven, one of quite a few whose awarenesses are the equivalent of a "5-year-old human" in maturity, having to deal with hordes and hordes of those saved who did not think that they ever had to so anything except accept Jesus into their hearts, whose awarenesses are the equivalent of a "1-year-old human", helped now and again by those whose awarenesses are the equivalents of "7 - 45 -year-old humans" (Saints, some Preachers, Writers, and Angels), a fate that at this time I do not look forward to with any degree of happiness.

Answer 4

If I died today I would be in the same place that I died.

Answer 5

without a shadow of a doubt, I would be in heaven. How do I know that for sure? A place was reserved for me, not because of anything that I have done. My sins were paid for by Jesus, and He is the way and the truth and the life. Jesus is the reason I will be in heaven. And anyone else who desires to accept Christ can be eternally secure as well.

Answer 6

Heaven

Answer 7

The lessons we learn of spirituality take us to where we are fitted to occupy. We can only arrive according to our own efforts at spirituality...the afterlife is a continuum of earth life. The usual place of good living people is at about the 3rd sphere (there are 7 in total).

Answer 8

If my written will is followed? My cremains will be buried at a randomly selected latitutde and longitude by someone trustworthy enough to never reveal the location to anyone.

Answer 9

On a lab table at the local University.

My spouse and I are both donating our bodies to the Med school.

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Answer 10

I am hoping that I would end up in heaven. I don't want to go to hell. I try my best to avoid all types of sin so that I won't be punished.

Answer 11

The morgue. I'm pretty sure that's where they start with the dead. Embalming and all of that. Then, most likely, in a couple of days I would be buried. No funeral... just stick my butt in the dirt.