"Our consciousness fades, even if their is an afterlife, there is no way for us to experience it with what we know now. We are no more than any common plant or animal that lives, fulfills it purpose in nature and dies out.
I once read a very interesting theory that everything that's alive contains an energyfield. After death the energy is taken by the earth's energy and we're recycled to give energy to a new existence. But even so, my previous statement is still true. I will not say I believe in souls or reincarnation but in the end even if we decompose and become food for some lil' bug we start a whole new circle. That bug will get an offspring they will serve as food for some larger animal who will die and serve an even larger animal and so on. In the end it's bound to be reborn into a human. Then again this would mean the rebirth isn't about one but millions or billions of little pieces of energies that form one again and again and again... The bigger question now is, if this is actually true, should we devote our lives to it? NO, there is no possibility that systems as Karma work. We have no recollection or memories of former lives will therefor never learn from them. If we would, history wouldn't be repeating itself that much. So the whole soul and rebirth idea is so vague I chose not to pay too much attention to it as with religion it isn't really worth the time.
Heaven and hell theory, well that's a load of bullocks to me. Stories to keep the weaker of mind away from sinning. My parents did that with my sister. She refused to eat her veggies so one day my mother got mad and said: 'If you eat them properly, we might go to Disney, if you keep on being like this, I'll give you away to the Black Nuns'. The Black Nuns being a story my grandma used to scare us about an old abandoned factory where an old convent took away children that misbehaved and they would never see the daylight nor any other living being again. As with Heaven and Hell, my sister always kept being a bad eater and never saw a Black Nun nor did we ever go to Disney for that matter.
Human beings see themselves as such a big creature that their ego's make them believe they aren't able to just end. False hope and we've got religions to enflame that weakness.
Six Feet Under has a song about what my answer to this poll is: Wormfood!"




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b sure to follow wat happens on the following link..dumb ass
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Off course its not suppose to make sense- you were just thrown in to this world!
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