what is your idea of after life. I mean what will it be like after you DIe?

Answer 1

When one crosses over the people you love, who have gone before, are there to greet and welcome you. There is a peace and tranquility never felt on the earthly world. The things one thought so very important, cars, clothes, jewels, all the worldly treasures, are of no importance. Only love and peace and joy.

Answer 2

Some people believe in Heaven or an after life. My personal belief is when you die, that's it...you don't feel anything, you don't move onto a better place. You're like in a far away land...sound asleep. Of course it's cooler to think there is a Heaven and that you will meet friends and family that have gone before you, but you believe whatever you want. To each their own!

Answer 3

Has anyone ever actually been to either place? How do you reconcile the xth version of the afterlife with different, conflicting versions of other religions?

Fact: the human race has been around for hundreds of thousands of years.

Fact: the concepts of an afterlife, of gods, spirits, etc. have only been around for a few millenia.

Fact: these concepts were invented and promulgated by ignorant barbarians as an attempt to explain the world around them, before there was a such thing as science or epistemology.

Fact: most of the books of the bible were written by people who were never there, as second- or third-hand accounts decades or even centuries after the events they claim to tell about.

Fact: the books of the bible have been heavily edited over the centuries, with passages or even whole books being re-written or omitted to fit the theological and political climates of the time.

Fact: the books of the bible have also been subject to extensive errors, misinterpretations, and differences of opinion in interpretation as they are translated from one language to another and from that to yet another language.

Knowing all this, how can ANY religion be viewed as anything BUT the invention of men? I know this may not be what you want to hear, and I doubt I'll do much harm to your faith; faith is remarkably impervious to reason. But we atheists are nothing like what the church leaders are fond of charicaturing us as.

We are freethinking individuals who are able to see the Big Picture without the blinders of religion. We do not live in despair, quite the contrary; freethought is incredibly refreshing, liberating, and empowering. We are not nihilists, but lovers of life who see it as all the more precious because there's no eternal afterlife. We do not need the bribe of heaven or the threat of hell to be good people, we believe in being good for its own sake.

Through science and reason, we know more about the true nature of the world we live in than a religion could ever hope to offer.

We are not enemies of Creationists. Our quarrel is with irrationality, wishful thinking, superstitions, intellectual dishonesty, and all other forms of thinking that keep mankind mired in darkness, ignorance and hate.

Answer 4

have you ever met someone and instantly felt a connexion to that person, as if you knew them from before? I'm sure you have. There are no logical explanation to that (that i know of).

In my perspective: Each time you die.. you get reborn into a different life style. You need to experience all parts of life, so each one will be different with different needs in each life. But the people that surrounds you, are mostly those that you knew from your previous life's.

The more challenges that you experience in each of your lives, are there to mold you for your next experience. Eg. If you overcome a great ordeal - afterwords you generally do feel a stronger and wiser person.

And I believe this goes on and on until the end of earth when we all then join God in heaven.

Answer 5

Accordiing to energy conservation Energy can neither be destroyed nor made but made to transform from one form to another.The energy which v hold in ourselves when v r alive must be transformed to something when v die.
Maybe this energy will b passed on to produce a new living being or may be used up by nature to grow or repair itself.
However Christians believe after death peaple go to purgatory where they dont exists as flesh but as spirits waiting for the coming of Jesus The Savior to bring them to heaven.

Answer 6

I hope there's an after life - even though there is no conclusive proof to sustain that theory.

I am just preparing to slip into a sleep-like state and then there will be nothing.

But if there is an after-life I hope we can hang around the people we love and practice moving certain items of their furniture just to let them know we are still around. And then maybe we can hassle the people who deserve a little scare! haha.

Answer 7

Spirits don't die - only bodies are mortal.

In answer to your Question, after life you leave the body..... and after a while, will pick up another body, probably from a maternity ward.

Answer 8

I'm hoping it's like the book/movie, 'What Dreams May Come', by Richard Matheson. The Book was better, but the movie had great visual ideas & effects.

"To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come When we have shuffled off this mortal coil must give us pause..."....From Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Answer 9

If I am pious and a kind person in this world,I will sure meet God when I die and will be given reward of paradise on the day of judgement.

Answer 10

After life, i.e., after death of the body our soul will still live in the earth... It will stay around their loved ones and take care of them as their welwishers....