The power of perception: Is life just a really long death?

[Zwaynopolous]

As above 151515151515

[everhopeful]

In my opinion, everybody’s in one of the 5 stages of grief while they’re alive.

The five stages of grief for healthy people are:

• denial .
  I’m not going to die someday

• anger .
  Grr. Life is unfair im going to die

• bargaining .
  If I do this or that can I have an afterlife

• depression .
  I’m so depressed that I’m going to die someday

• acceptance .
  I’m going to die someday

So I’d agree with life being one long death at a subconscious level anyway.

[KushiDays]

I think there was a paper where neurologists claimed that the mind “was mostly just an illusion” which makes me agree with you. Life is just a really long death.

We just feel as though it isn’t because everything seems son palpable, especially when we’re younger.

[ATARI]

Hmm. . .

If You Want Your Life To Feel Like A Long Gothic Graveyard I Don’t See The Problem Really. . .

But!, Why Not Count Every Beautiful Thing You See Instead (???).

P.s. Hope, Trust, True Love, Honesty, Joy, And Endlessly Eternal Peace!.

[Daze]

Entropy. All things break down.
It may have something
To do with gravity.

[anon6551389]

In my case, it’s liars killing the mentally ill and calling the outcome mental illness. And they’re the ones who are mentally ill.

[Pat6398]

It depends on what you focus on. It’s a glass half full/empty situation.

The question is, which view helps you?

[JustTrish]

@Pat6398

That’s very interesting!

[crimby]

There is a theory that all our known universe exists inside a black hole, so I guess if that is possible then it is possible to say life is just one long death.