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You could be a king or a street sweeper but everyone will eventually have to dance, with the Grim Reaper
Hello
shut up youre commenting for subs
@@usm1le it's a fucking comment what are you on?
what if i dont know how to dance?
@fonzi there's like three cringe comments
We all remember that night , As a young child, Laying in bed, Suddenly realizing, That we are mortal, And that one day, We won't be here anymore. That's probably the second time I was born. Thanks Aperture.
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i have been at that state over and over for the past month +
I realized this at 17
@@demetriosg9665 trust me I know how you feel
When I was 11, I picked up this book on astronomy, some of the stuff was way beyond my understanding at the time, but I started to realize, everything has a cycle, even the stars, the black holes, the universe. AND THAT'S when it hit me! My heart skipped a beat, I felt the goosebumps followed by a sense of doom which I still feel every now and then, especially as I watch and rehearse along the "Tears in rain monologue" from my favorite movie. I feel like my last thoughts will be my own version of this monologue, and every time I'm connecting with nature, family, something meaningful or beautiful to me, I can't help but remember the monologue and at the same time that it makes me cherish the moment even more, there's a bit deep down in me that wonders what the point of it is anyways if all those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain...
"Death smiles upon us all, all a man can do is smile back" -Marcus Aurelius
There's no death but a last breath to take the eternal sleep.
“To perceive that form reveals the void, and to see that the void reveals form, is the secret for the overcoming of death. To the extent that one is unaware of space, one is unaware of one's own eternity - it's the same thing. Death is the end of physical existence, but the begging of spiritual existence. We have been literally hypnotized by social convention into feeling and sensing that we exist only inside our skins.”
@@TheMusicLauncher well said bro
@@zorohaslostwhat happens after death though?
Wrong! We can avoid death for as long as we want, and live for as long as we want, even millions or billions of years. We just need to find a way to stop aging.
"I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it." - Mark Twain
My hero. “ Against the assault of humor, nothing can stand.” 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜🥰
one of the biggest proofs of God existence, Allah the most high that sent prophets and messengers to deliver us the message, We we're NOTHING at all, and still we got created, and each one of us have a story, after death we are going back to God, prepare for day of judgment
John 11:25: “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live,” and verse 26 “and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die.” Well, wait a minute. Come on. Though he die, he shall never die. The body decays and withers whereas the soul is immortal, it moves on.
Jesus got nothing to do with anything, and have nothing for anyone, repent to the God of jesus, not jesus.@@robert9495
You all think you know so much. -GOD
Me: *minding my own business* My phone notification: "Death."
Omg
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Xd
Lmao🤣
Same!!! Haha. And I literally stared at it for a moment longer than normal with my finger hovering above like "errr.... click? or no click? ClICK!" Lol
"I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it.“ - Mark Twain kzhead.info/sun/q7aOoayesIlmnH0/bejne.html
Death is your status before you were born... After that, it's just Death with Legacy.
Everyone hates death the sequel
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That's so deep
@@choicethetaurus Saw the link clicked on it and I'm actually impressed 💜
I had a near death experience, the feeling of death is... it's so calming and loving, the amount of happiness you will feel is something to look forward to. I hope if you're reading this you make your beautiful life and soul remembered in this world. Cause I'm going to try too. I love you, good luck.
Near death experience really feels like an awesome dream! Though after knowing that you almost died it kind of scares me..
That is beautiful. I have a hard time thinking of death. My cousin told me that her m & d called to her when it's was time. I was so sad. But she made it a beautiful thing when she called to say goodbye to me 😢 Thank you again
interesting. it makes me think about all the times i’ve died in a dream and how it felt comfortable and peaceful.
Sir, please answer my question. Can you 100% confirm for me that death is not the end?
“To perceive that form reveals the void, and to see that the void reveals form, is the secret for the overcoming of death. To the extent that one is unaware of space, one is unaware of one's own eternity - it's the same thing. Death is the end of physical existence, but the begging of spiritual existence. We have been literally hypnotized by social convention into feeling and sensing that we exist only inside our skins.”
Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.
Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!
Yes, dr.porass. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.
I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.
Is he on instagram?
Yes he is dr.porass.
My grandma just died yesterday due to brain stroke.................seeing this video gave me some sort of comfort, thanks man!!!
All the power to you to make it through
my condolences, I hope you can make it through this and I may not know you or your grandma but I am sure that she was an awesome person
im still pretty young and no one has died in my life yet but, I wish the best 4 u
RIP
oh rip
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.” ― Mark Twain
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Great quote
Amen
Would a depressed person live fully then
can some one answer bc i need to know
“People don’t cry because they are weak. It is because they’ve been strong for too long.” -Johnny Depp
This video helped me cope of the death of my grandfather just a few hours ago and I learned that death will always end for every one of us whoever lived on this planet. RIP Milo Madronio 1950-2023 Fly high grandpa
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Your Grandfather has a bad ass name!
@@bodhixxx1 didnt know it was but thx
Rest In Peace...
Ah, I remember... When I was in 5th grade, my 4th grade teacher passed away due to ALS. It didn't really emotionally hit me until the funeral. I cried my eyes out. All the students he taught, some being in their late 30's, were there's. He was such a good teacher. He was understanding and kind, and was laughing till the end. I once visited his house, and he had gotten so bad, I couldn't understand him. He laughed it off, but I can't imagine how frustrating and sad that must've been... slowly losing your ability to communicate to people around you...no matter how hard you try. Later that night, after the funeral, I was laying in bed, and drifted into sleep. I found myself in a field with tall grass, with my teacher. He looked alive and well, and was smiling. He told me not to worry, for he was in a better place now. There was no need to cry. I woke up later that night, thinking to myself that I brought that image together to cope. So, when I tried to imagine it again, and this time, I was the only one in the field. He was a great guy. Even donated his body for research on ALS. in his words,(or as I remember them to be) ' I'll be gone, so why shouldn't I help the cause?' I still think about it sometimes.
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"Death does not concern us, because as long as we exist, death is not here. And when it does come, we no longer exist." -Epicurus
It will leave a whole on the people behind.
Well that is technically incorrect.
@@hollownxss5161how
@@appleboss9742 Determinism.
@@hollownxss5161 determinism doesn't invalidate the quote in anyway.
I knew a girl in HS that had been in a really bad car accident. She was severely injured, and the girl next to her in the back seat was killed instantly when the back part of the car that got crunched into them broke her neck. The girl (we’ll call her Jane), said she saw her friend (who’s been killed instantly) standing next to her on the street, telling her she was ok, was going to a better place, but she (Jane) couldn’t go with her, because it wasn’t her time yet. She said the next thing she saw was the paramedics working on her, from a 3rd person view, then she woke up in the hospital. She had no idea what had happened, and when they were explaining it to her, they were about to tell her friend had died, but when she told them she already knew, they couldn’t figure out how she knew already her friend was dead, as she’d been unconscious since the collision.
Rest in peace
That's a powerful experience, also RIP for her friend
I'm a 17 year old boy, stubled across this video and at the end I was in tears, I realised that one day my parents will be no more.
But am not sad or happy about it
Feel you bro, as a 20 year old dude the thought that my parents will die one day terrifies me. Make sure to cherish them and everyone else around you whilst they are still around. Take care and best regards.
Every soul will taste death, and you will only be given your [full] compensation on the Day of Resurrection. So he who is drawn away from the Fire and admitted to Paradise has attained [his desire]. And what is the life of this world except the enjoyment of delusion.. the Quran 3:185
@@dilorenzo2797I just turned 21,my mom died when i was 15. It makes me think on how i have taken so much for granted. Now im thankful for the smallest of things.
When dying, your brain is probably using all its powers left, looking into your memories, trying to find a way to survive. Thats why people say "life flashes before your eyes".
Reflection is truly key. Humanity should dare to look deep within, but it should also accept that more than mere physical Reflection is required for true, celestial enlightenment. "Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul's fate revealed. In Time, all points converge; hope's strength resteeled. But to earn final peace at the Universe's endless refrain, we must see all in nothingness... before we start again." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ --Diamond Dragons (series)
thanks , now i can't sleep
No, a lot of DMT is naturally produced by the pineal gland before death. Resulting in vivid hallucinations
No offense I don’t really buy that. It just seems like a cheap cop out for materialistic science
@@jasmine1stan857 it seems pretty logical, no? Your brain does it all the time, everyday.
My sister passed last month, on the 7th of November. She was 15. It was sudden. Her asthma became too much out of nowhere and none of her medication was working. I struggled to keep her alive, with my uncle and I doing CPR. It was late at night, and we rushed her to the hospital. She didn't make it. My mom was in a different country and my dad was sleeping at home. We were sleeping at a different house. It still haunts me, to this day, seeing the fear in her eyes before she slipped away. I've cried for a while until I went numb inside. Tomorrow will be 40 days since she's been gone. She was my best friend. In some way, listening to this, it feels like her way of talking to me, consoling me, like we would before when she was still with me. We knew death was inevitable and we never took a moment to take for granted what we had. But it still hurts. In some way, it was chilling to see the time stamps, as it was around the same time she left us. Nonetheless, thank you for making this video. It gave me comfort in these trying times.
I'm sorry for your loss. It is truly tragic. I hope that you can find solace in her passing and joy in the memories you shared with her.
I'm so sorry, this is a very painful experience. Grieving is only natural and you will revisit it the rest of your life but when you're feeling the worst try to remember that she wouldn't want you to live in a state of grief. It will get better.
I' m so sorry, that is so young.
My fifteen years old daughter suddenly in misc due to doctors wrong treatment six months ago 24 Oct....it's unbearable..... she was innocent hardworking child loved by all her friends always helpful prepared for board exams champion in sports all hopes efforts wasted and dreams shattered I can understand your loss Worst thing happened that doctors ventilated sedated pained her to death n fooled me that she's improving....l couldn't even talk to her 😭😭
Tomorrow will be day 40 since my wide passed. I miss her so much 😢
"It's hard loving something death can touch."
yes
I never truly believed in the idea of having a soul until my dog passed away. She was my best friend and at the time, she felt like the only thing I had to talk to. She was always there for me when I needed to just rant to any eye that would catch mine or hug something or be comforted. In her last years, she would even sit outside my window every day when I wasn’t outside with her. She was such a big part of my life for 14 years, and when she passed I wasn’t there for her final moments, which has always been one of my biggest regrets. I went home knowing she would be put down, but my dad had told us it would happen the next day in order to keep us from that last tragic memory, so we were not there when it happened. I thought I had time until my father informed me she had passed that night. I felt like I had failed her, not being a comfort to her until the very end. I took this news very rough, and the following few days were hard for me to bear without her. One night, at most three days after her death, I was going to sleep one night and as I closed the door, I felt this overwhelming presence like my dog was there in my living room and I was shutting her out. It felt so strong to me like nothing I’d ever felt before. I can hardly explain it in words, but essentially it kinda felt like I felt guilt for closing the door on her knowing she was there watching me do it. I immediately started to sob and opened the door. She had a favorite spot in our living room where she could see my door from, and immediately I was drawn to it. Once I sat there, I felt calmness. Everything just felt okay. It’s like she was there with me, comforting me like she always had before and telling me that it was okay. To me, it felt like she was forgiving me for not being with her in those final moments, and letting me have our own final moments before passing on. I’ll never forget that day or that feeling. That was proof enough to me that we have souls and that there is some semblance of an afterlife. Dogs are so special, man.
This was lovely to read. I got my first dog 2 years ago and the joy that he has brought to me and my family is indescribable. I see dogs as living proof of God's unconditional love for us, as I always feel that same love when I walk into the house and he runs up to me with nothing but joy and excitement. I believe our purpose is to realize that this same love is deeply inside of us and core to our being so that we may freely give it to others, even in the simplest of ways (saying hello, asking how their day is going, a compliment, etc.). Such small acts can be transformative for, not only the recipient, but the giver. Give life as freely as it has been given to you.
made me tear up rest in peace
Fr people say there’s no proof. but our souls and a afterlife are real it’s just beyond our comprehension and we just can’t fathom it but it is real it makes us wonder how unique existence and our existence as a whole
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Hi Ash 🥹what a beautiful comment. I can empathise. I do hope that one day you will have another dog in Your life. When my dog passed away I was wary of getting another as I felt I couldn’t handle the pain again of it passing away. I did of course get another and for ten years he’s been my loyal friend, companion and confidant. I hope you do to xx
I've been afraid of death since high school, 32 years ago. To this day I still think about it sometimes, when I'm not "distracted by human stuff". This is why humans are distracted by so many things...because we're aware of our mortality. Acutely aware.
utter nonsence,
But that is the problem, why fear mortality, why do so many believes like Christianity and others use propaganda to make people fear death, well I say its all for control because fear is the easiest way to lead people to the direction you want them to go towards, and maybe in the past it wasn’t that deep but now it is, the schools should teach children that death is not bad but it is peace. Your loved ones that you have lost also don’t go away forever they are always there
@@Ima-si4kd Thanks for your post. I've always been a pessimist when it comes to death. I believe that when it's over, it's over, dirt nap. I know it is definitely peace for those who are suffering, and don't want to live anymore. Hopefully I don't get to that point any time soon. 🤞
@@Krysdavar me
wokage aware :(
My mother just died a few weeks ago. I’m 20 years old and still live at home with my dad because he’s absolutely broken because of it. It’s was traumatizing watching her die a little bit more every night before her final breath and to see what my mom became. This helped. Thank you.
I hope you find the strength in these tough times and I pray your mother rests in peace now.
sending you my support
@@SkAsif-lk9hj I understand you but praying doesn't do anything because it doesn't work at all man
I’m deeply sorry for your loss. It’s going to be okay. She was not alone, you and your dad obviously loved her and she knew. Although I can’t get imagine the depth of your pain, I know that you and your dad will have better and bright days as death is a part of all of our lives.
Lucky
My dad is suffering from stage 3 cancer, he was mostly a single father being burdened by children with a not so good childhood, I'm very thankful that he is here taking care of us and this video really touches on that spot.
This video literally made me cry, because I know that I don't have much time left, because I have a severe disorder which people usually succumb to in their 30's. This truly helped me to realize the importance of what I do in this very short amount of time.
I'm so sorry. I will pray for you man. If it is your time, I do hope you are happy with what you have done in this world, ask yourself if you'll be remembered. If you think you won't be, get up, call, or text everyone you know everyone you see around you just say something kind. It'll go a long way for that person. And maybe you'll be the Angel remembered by a young suicidal person. It's worth a try. Life is what you want it to be. Me personally, I want my life to be remembered. No matter how bad I go out. I'm 17, I still have alot of time to go.. good luck, beautiful man. I pray for you.
@@dommyy.r Thanks man!
Sending love to you💗
I hope you make the best of you life.
I pray for you man !
I've never watched a video that's been so terrifying but weirdly calming at the same time...kinda like death I suppose
Thats Aperture for you.
No. Death is suprisingly calming. It really makes it easier. I can easily see how some just let go, because it feels so comforting and relieving to leave any suffering behind. I'd have stayed dead but I felt pressured to return. Honestly, after 4.5 years, I might have made a mistake.
How can i be immortal?
If you wana know more, you can ask!
@@karlhans6678 you could be! But it's a long debate, can not be written here
Death is so scary but knowing every human who has ever lived will experience it at some point in one way or another is comforting.
How is that comforting?
It’s always comfortable knowing your not the only one getting the shit end of the stick you know
@@xavierbrown7503 yea I get your point..you believe in life after death?
@@iamBlackGambit I actually have a more interesting take on life after death, I believe once we die we will open eyes again such as the nature of things but we’ll be in a whole different time frame, why do we bury our loved ones ? To remember them ? Well that’s what we have brains for we dont need to remember them. To mourn them ? Eventually like all things we get over rough patches through time, I said all of that to say this and I got 1 good question why do we bury our loved 1’s? Because 1 day for some reason we all feel like we can bring em back maybe not today, hell maybe not even in a lifetime but somewhere down this long time frame of Bullshit I believe we all will open our eyes and rise up out of our graves, I feel someone will eventually find a way to bring the dead back to life no zombie type shit though, we’ll be either bones or where we left off and the future of human species will be evolved to the point where we reattach missing limbs and flesh hell we already do that today, and if it’s none of that then I believe it’s an abyss of darkness or unconsciousness, and if it’s not that then it’s gotta be heaven or hell
@@xavierbrown7503 all you had to say was "YES" lol
I recently got diagnosed with multiple sclerosis which is a disabling auto immune disease in the brain, I know it’s not a death warrant and I still have a long life ahead of me (although it will be difficult in later years due to slowly becoming disabled) this video still helped me a lot, after hearing about my diagnosis it lit a fire under my ass, it made me think of all the things I wanted to do but always said “I’ll do it later I have plenty of time” getting my bike license, climbing a mountain I’ve always wanted to as a kid, going to turkey and Russia and visiting family, all of these things I plan to do in the coming years before the inevitable end of my body wanting to destroy itself. Life’s short Enjoy it while you can and never take your health for granted.
I got diagnosed with MS almost 2 Years now and I'm so scared of dying. I'm so scared even though I know it won't get to me fast. My medication is working well on slowing progression but God I'm horrified I'm sitting here at 1am crying my eyes out bc of this.
@@tiyakuim sorry:(
im so, so sorry. my mom.. had the same thing. i know how scary it can be. i wish you best of luck. may your life be long and fulfilling in spite of your illness.
My grandpa was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer a few months back and we all don’t know how much longer he has left. But I do know that we can cherish the time we have left with him. And I know there will be more time to cherish with him and my whole family in the afterlife. thank you for everything grandpa🥲
*"It is not death that a man should fear, but he should fear never beginning to live." - Marcus Aurelius*
@Joo Koo soon :)
No...not everyone just lives happily. Being born is nothing, it's wether you actually get to be glad you were born or not that's up to fate
@@trollrat2828 then your simply nothing, this comment doesn’t really make sense
There's a quote similar to this that I like as well. "It's not death that most people are afraid of. It's getting to the end of life only to realize you never truly lived."
@@banan9432 It is not up to fate my friend. It is up to each one of us what we do with our lives. We cannot change the world but we can change the way we look at it and in doing so WE begin to change.
Doctors gave me basically a due date I have around until my 20’s-30’s thanks to a condition I have. Learning to accept my death and last years has been hard. This video helped me open up to the idea of death and gave me what I think is some sort of closure. Thank you
How you gonna spend your final moments?
what condition?
@@Apathetic_98 rabbies maybe sometimes it take years for it to reach the brain
really cool story but who the fuck asked?
Take care dude, if there is an afterlife see you on the other side
I'm not scared of dying, I'm scared of being forgotten, the world moving on without me, not being able to experience anything else, having regrets, leaving this world alone, dying before I can find love. That's what truly scares me
Recently, I've been thinking a lot about death. I'm only 15, but the thought looms over me a lot. The thought of the afterlife being an infinite lucid dream through all of your happy memories makes me more motivated to have more of those moments.
i am also 16, been wondering about death for the past couple of years. It sure is the most intriguing thing that life can offer or rather the absence of life can.
I died in 2019, very briefly, and I don't remember anything, except that me and my dad, who died in 2004, conversed for hours, upon waking, all I remember is a few words. He said, "you have a daughter now, and she's going to need you". I just want to say thanks dad, we weren't super close in life, but I always knew you would be there when it mattered. Thanks, I'm back now and I'll be here until its my time. I love you and I'll cya again. Goodbye for now
Good bye...
This is amazing bro,
What
Does death feel like nothing?
@@floseatyard8063 I always think of death as being under general anesthesia. It's not exactly a feeling, rather you just drift off into unconsciousness and that's it. You don't remember anything, or have any recollection of what just happened. It's like doing a hard-boot on a computer or technological device. It's beautiful, time no longer has a hold of you. It could be a minute, it could be an hour, or several hours, but whilst you're unconscious it is instant. Like blinking. However, the difference with death is that all of your vital organs stop working, lungs, kidneys, all physical and psychological stimuli ceases to exist. So, in that regard, it's like not like being under anesthesia.. But who knows, one day we'll all experience death and it could be completely different from anything that we could've imagined.
My mum died two weeks ago I can’t really wrap my head around it, as I’m only 16 but this video has really given me comfort and a better understanding of what’s going on. Thank you. Edit: 4 months have passed and this video just resurfaced on my page and I would like to thank everyone for their nice comments god bless you all 🙏
My prayers to you and your family.Stay strong...Make your mum proud.
Stay strong man💙
I'm so sorry, stay strong
I am sorry bro heal well godspeed to your mom
Im sorry for your loss, i cant even begin to imagine what that feels like. Much love to you and your family❤
This gave me a slight existential crisis at 12 am
me too :((((((((((((((((((((
I'm not scared of death i'm just scared that it's a complete darkeness for eternity and i won't see my loved ones ever again and i will be alone forever also i won't even remeber even my life.
Read this 2 article for know something about death n afterlife.. 1. Death and the Hereafter Islamic Pamphlets 2. Death and Day of Judgment Learn Islam
how do u know it's dark it can be an eternal light above there who knows ??? yeah u won't see your loved ones and that's why we see forever is not for people it's for memories so make memories with your loved ones as much as u can time is ticking. we don't have forever here
We were forced to put our 7 year old dog because of his broken bones and failing heart. I remember all the lifesuport that was around him, how he looked like in his last moments. The happy puppy with a wagging tail that once ran to the door whenever i came home, now bearly breathing. When they used the syringe, memories of his happies moments, the long walks in the forest, his tennisball that we played catch with. When I held him i knew there were only seconds left. He looked at me with those big black eyes but he did not cry, he had a calming look it was as if he was telling me that everything was going to be fine, you will be fine. Big breaths, slow breaths and then none, my best friend was gone. This was 6 months ago and he was right i am fine but I will never forget.
I wish your friend be always at peace and be very happy.
Good on you for being with them. No question it is a hard experience. But I think a lot of pets are set to the vet alone, which would be a harrowing experience. I know if I had the choice I would rather go out with someone I love near me, holding my hand rather in a strange, sterile environment with bright lights and people I don't know
Oh fuck That made my tears jump out so quickly
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@@dannyblue8382 holy crap. Same bro. I was to young to understand when my dog passed away, but now I understand that and it makes me so sad. But he died in his sleep so it comforts me and makes me happier knowing that it was in peace
"Death smiles at us all, but all a man can do is smile back"
heh. there was another comment with a quote simliar to shakespeare's julius caesar play when brutus is saying farewell to cassius before the battle at phillipi. idk if its in the book but my teacher said that that's what there exchanges meant
Cyckal...is that an original thought of yours ? If it is, its brilliant.
@@philschuler9674 , Russell Crowe said that to Joaquin Phoenix before their fight to the death in the film "Gladiator." (2000) Outstanding picture.
Oh, still brillant
What about women??? Wow society these days 🤦♂️
I don’t wanna die. I don’t wanna feel death. Death..is scary I don’t understand. I wish I can live this life again. I don’t wanna lose this experience
Every soul shall have a taste of death: And only on the Day of Judgment shall you be paid your full recompense. Only he who is saved far from the Fire and admitted to the Garden will have attained the object (of Life): For the life of this world is but goods and chattels of deception.. the Quran 3:185
Nobody wants to die but fortunately we all have to..
but u can't escape it nobody can escape it. try to make peace with it. i know it's hard but it's gonna happen one day nothing last forever. the moment you were born it got fixed that u are going to die. every living thing in this world will die one day. so live everyday to the fullest and keep your loved ones closer to you cause u never know when is the last time u are seeing them.
death isn’t the end but is the beginning ✝️❤️
"We are all immortal because it's impossible to be conscious of being unconscious"
What do you mean by that
@@bluecherry4975 Its a phrase I read on some website many years ago. It´s hard for me to put it in words and can´t fully understand it either, but the idea is that since you didn´t have counsciousness before you were born nor will you have it after you die, life is, in some way, equally as long for every person in the history of the world. In other words, life isn´t short or long, i´ts just everything there "is" for YOU. Deeply philosofical, I know.
That's deep. We never actually "die" because we cannot experience something that can't be experienced.
@@lorevfx1780 Just because you do not experience something, does not mean that it does not happen.
@@soilmanted You can say it happens but are u 100% sure? if a random tree fell in a rain forest but no one seen or heard it fall, did it fall? Theoretically it did but its not 100% guaranteed. Schrodinger's cat is another example, until you open the box, the cat is considered both alive and dead. As humans we can only interpret what we see, in my reality I could never experience death because its impossible to be conscious of being unconscious. Sure everyone have seen people die, but how does that relate to my reality? In the end my reality is what I feel and thats the only thing that matters to me. The same goes for your reality.
10 years ago my brother had a near-death experience...he was 7 and he was anounced legally dead for 14 minutes...when he came back he said that he saw people...just random strangers that he don't recognize and one of them touched his head then he immediately came back to life...Everyone believe its a miracle, his story got famous
Then send a link, if your brother got famous we would've seen it on the news at some point.
I call cap
@@foxpro3002 you speak arabic bro?
@@limejelo do I look like I give a fuck😂
@@limejelo how cares what you think
My grandfather tonight. I didn’t get to say good bye. Death is so scary… it’s so… final. I miss him so much, it’s hard to believe he’s gone. Rest in Piece Norm. ❤️
This is the best video I've ever seen. It has made me realize so many things I had ignored for years. So many feelings, I didn't think I could feel, have suddenly surfaced. What you are doing is amazing. You actually help people. This video looks excellent and the things you say are somehow even better. Thank you for this video.
I lost my dad in december 2020 and I have always had this strong fear of death, of what happens after. Whenever I truly thought about the end I always would start having a panic attack. I never watched any videos on death and my farthers passing defiantly made it more frightening and heartless. But watching this, even though it was hard really made me find some peace in it, thank you
I feel the same way :)
I feel the exact same way as you, but i didn't lose my father. I know the panic attacks, i know the repelling feeling of trying to understand this topic, i feel you. So with these words, Shall your father rest in peace
I understand how you feel. My dad passed away in 2021. Fortunately, he had always talked to me about death and I always pondered it and gotten to stomach it. But once I experienced losing a loved one, especially one with such great significance, it was the most life-altering event to ever happen to me.
I feel the same this video is pretty peaceful and made me accept the reality we're all going to die and no matter what happens death will remind us everything will be alright in the end
Smoke some weed and watch the stars, I promise it'll help open your mind to death.
My little brother just died outside in the cold by our backdoor, he overdosed around 2-3am and we found him around 9am the next morning. His face was grim, lips were blue and legs bent stiff as his hands grabbing his chest as he most likely collapsed from a heart attack overdosing and realizing it was too late before he could make it inside for help. I lived across the street woken up from my nephew pounding my door and yelling frantically saying something about lips being blue and wasn't sure what was going on or what to think but just ran to my parents house seeing my mom crying over his body and was just in disbelief screaming his name and thought to do CPR but realized he was actually dead. His name was Eric Martinez and he was only 24, just had a kid 4months old and we thought he was doing better working and quitting drugs but it was too late.. I'm still in disbelief and not sure what to think or do, it was the first time I've seen a dead body and it was my little brother.. I read people talking about how peaceful death can be, but for my little brother's death it was very sudden and painful in so many ways knowing he wasn't ready to go.
Heyyy i hop he Rest In Peace 🤍🤍🤍🤍
From my own experience, as well as most near death experiences I've read, death itself is actually painless and soothing. I did experience feelings of pain, confusion, fear, panic, terror...then indescribable bliss and peace. No fear. No pain. Such exquisite feelings that words can never describe. It was this huge... release(?) I cannot describe it, but somehow the process(journey) erased/cancelled/absorbed/embraced ALL the emotions. My death was observed by family, and they only saw the fear and pain. I can only recall *thinking* I was hurting or scared, but as if I were observing it. I know those were genuine emotions, but they became part of the most beautiful experience of love I've ever felt. Which somehow transformed even the terror into a tiny but very important element of Bliss. My last conscious thoughts and feelings were of Love. I was screaming "I LOVE YOU DADDY!!!" as I died. They said I was crying, and I was. Not from pain or fear, as it appeared to them. I was crying with joy, because love... Love was so overwhelming. My poor family believed I was suffering horribly. The (ugly) physical manifestations of death do not reflect the (beautiful) experience of the soul. For me, the ugly and the beautiful melded into Love. I truly believe your brother experienced everything he needed in this life, in order for his spirit to be ready to return to Love/Bliss/Source. After that, who knows? Trust the journey, love and forgive your people, honor your life ❤️
My condolences to you and your family,my sister passed same way and a few months before she passed I remember her telling me she "was tired of living this life"
I'm so sorry may God bless you and your family.
@Insectavamour life here may not be, but death sure is
It's kinda weird to think about it...most people don't love to talk about death but they know it will happen to them and the people around them...but it's good for us...imagine being immortal in this life...
Could never imagine… everybody is here for a reason when their time comes it comes and their purpose is served! Nobody or nothing is meant to live forever and that’s literally the beauty of life 🥹
I just turned 19 and my mother passed a month ago, 6 days prior to my birthday. Thank you for this. Thank you for providing some modicum of closure to this nightmare. Reminder for anyone going through loss, keep your head held high, and remember that there is no limit to how long you're allowed to grieve, I truly hope my mom is in a better place now. I miss her so much
The ending reminds me of my dog, and when she died. At that moment in life, she was my closest friend. I remember coming home from school, and sitting down with her. She was paralyzed from the neck down, so I just sat there. Later that night we were going to put her to sleep; the vet closed at 8, so I knew how much longer I had. At some point I thought about going upstairs and playing video games, but then I realized I had a limited amount of time with her, and she spent all day alone. So I stayed; made sure she knew she wasn’t alone. My brother and sister both had their own ways of morning. The hardest part was seeing my brother give her a simple “bye” like it wasn’t the last time he’d see her, even though he knew he wouldn’t. We carried her to the car, brought her to the vet, and I laid there next to her. Her final breath was exchanged for a last kiss for me. Then she passed. Coming home felt… off. It was a sense of relief, but hollowness because something was missing. All I know is I spent her final hours with her. I comforted her, she comforted me.
I'm literally crying RN dude- this is so sad a wholesome. I'm so glad you were their for her. You seem like an amazing person
Out of all the comments I've read on this thread yours is the only one that has me sobbing. Man that was a painful type of cry. I'm so happy you were there for her in those last moments and I know she's waiting for you at the Rainbow Bridge! 🌈 ❤
@@VictoriaMarch13 I don’t mean to make people sad; it just helps to talk about it. Thank you for you’re heartfelt response. It means a lot to know people read my little rants. Makes me feel important, or atleast important enough for people to care. Thank you ❤️
@@congruentcrib I'm sorry I didn't mean to make you think that. Your story was very beautiful and It brought back memories from losing my furbabies along the way. My animals are always as close to me if not closer than most people. I loved reading your comment and I'm glad you posted it because it gave me a pause and a chance to sit with my thoughts for a brief moment and smile remembering the good times. With all the negative and evil I see on this platform it makes me happy to come across one's like this and helps me to remember there are still good people out here. ❤❤
@@VictoriaMarch13 Don’t feel apologize for anything; the bad is what makes the good feel good. Sometimes it’s important to feel down, that way when you feel good, you feel real good. I’m happy that I was able to give you a moment to take a break and feel stressed and upset. If I can help someone on any way, I’ll try my best to do so. If you ever need someone to talk to, I’m always here to listen.
"Sleep is just death being shy" - Exurb1a
I’m not the only one met with the depression turtle it appears
Well done
No-one knows what truly happens after death. Because the only way to know is to, well, die. And you can’t explain what’s happening to alive people if you’re, well, dead. Kind of like sleep. You can’t explain your dreams to someone else in the room while your sleeping. Because you aren’t awake, you’re unconscious, and you can’t share your thoughts with a conscious person. We may not truly know for certain what happens when we die, but I admit the similarities to sleep are very inspiring
@@game-enjoyer13 what you said is very, well, interesting
@@cristianroy21 Idk just how I see it
One of my favorite youtube channels. very beautiful videos and work with all the elaborative content you bring to us all is something that just hits home regardless if you’ve been through and relating to the idea/topic or not. Much appreciation for everything you do.
This video scared me man because I’m atheist and I can’t imagine what nothing feels like
The replies are gonna flood with this anyways so I might as well start it now- Would you consider NOT being an atheist?
Atheism doesnt necessitate eternal oblivion. Idealism asserts that your consciousness persists forever-with many scientists supporting this stance. It really just depends on the truth, and oblivion would be far better than reincarnation or something else even if its true.
God exists
@@DarthMarr2009there is video’s release on youtube within the past couple months, it’s a bunch of scientists saying there is life after death, they just don’t know how, and what , but that there is life after death.
How did they know, did they die and returned back to earth, this is BS no one will know it unless he dies@@kat.dmm6
Honestly, and I don't know how to actually express this, but you are one of the best creators on KZhead, honestly it's like watching a hollywood movie, I love it so much. You are amazing, so... I just wanted to make your day a little bit better (:
you are right, and have an amazing life too!
You don’t love him. Let me explain, you love the Idea of this man
Stock footage, text and a good narrator voice do the trick
@@causticmain7477 🤓
If you like this KZheadr, I would recommend another one very similar to him. It's called exurb1a Link- kzhead.info
The master I practice Zen meditation with (Zazen) says this about death: "Imagine a wave that lives under the illusion that it is separate from the ocean. it believes it can decide it's own height, it's speed, it's direction. It asks itself whether it will live on, one way or another, after it crashes on the shore, or if it will return to the ocean. And you could say it returns to the water, BUT it already was the water! It was never something separate, from the ocean, from the water, from the other waves. when it was born, it was not born. when it crashed, nothing was lost." I thought this might be interesting to some.
thats quite a nice perspective towards life
One can reach the same experience (or conclusion) through the practice of science and mathematics. The practitioners of many cults of mysticism, and Zen in particular, reached a high conclusion independent of reductionism. Their experiences are undoubtedly influencing the evolution of Western science, for the best. It's an exciting time to be a scientist.
@@bogusmcbogus2637n 7bj9
Science is an observable fact.. That sits rite with the intellect.
To me, the wave crashing on the shore is life. When it returns to the sea, it goes back to death, only to return to life. The only concern is when it will hit the shore again.
My first difficult loss was my grandmother when I was 11, I still vividly remember going through the 7 stages of grief
Same. Exactly same. Though my heart sank more than a shrill cry
Never lost nobody to death yet. Im scared too.
Just lost my father ~month ago, he was suffering from cancer for 3 years. I took it as good for him for not suffering any more and now he's free without the Colostomy inside his stomach and without all the chemotherapy visits he had to do. I see him often in my dreams lately, but im still sure he's in better place right now 🙏🙏🙏
Stay up
@@nunu4evaaa Thanks ♥
'Yesterday was history ' Tomorrow is mystery 'But Today is gift that is why it's called present''
- Master Oogway
Yup that's exactly what he told me
@@dragon_warrior_ oh my god, it's po!!
That' s beautiful.
I have one very vivid memory with me and my grandfather.. He was going to pass within the next few months and my dad wanted to visit him as much as possible before it happened. The last time I saw him, we all went to his house to visit him and I was the only one brave enough to go in to see him first. I held his hand and started talking to him, shakily, and he responded as if everything was normal. He was so tired he fell asleep in the bed with me right next to him, and he was still holding my hand. He didn't pass right then, but I thought he did and I wanted to break down crying but I didn't want to get go. I was 11. I miss you Grandpa
I'm so sorry for you loss.... the same thing happened with my grandpa ... but everything is going to be alright ...
Your Granpa lived out his life to the fullest I suppose,and I believe he would want you to do the same.
Thank you. My grandmother recently passed away and this made me feel so much better ❤ I hope the very best to you x
RIP Mom, I haven’t been able to bring myself to truly believe in the afterlife or religion or anything, I’m not sure if I’ll ever change in that regard. But I miss you and love you and hope there is some way that I see you again in the afterlife. If not, thank you for everything and I hope I make you proud -Bubby
😢❤
See ya in hell Mom 😂😂😂
My mom suddenly died of a heart attack while sleeping last May 2022. She was everything to me. I was in deep depression in the past months. This video helped me a lot in recovering. Thanks aperture. I love you mom.
we need to survive cant bring them back
Your mom loved you more than anything. She still does. She’s your angel now. God bless.
Bro I am literally shivering tears for you, I hope you are ok. I just got very emotional right now and I can understand you perfectly.
Everything has an end. I am too young to say this but, even this pain will go away.
My dad died in his sleep from a heart attack too on New Year's eve night 12yrs ago.He never saw New year's Day.Somehow I felt it in my heart,no one believed me.He lived alone,and on the 3rd my brother and now husband discovered him.I was too scared to go because I already told them they will see him dead but unfortunately they smelled him before they opened the door.We we're all far away,I just wished he was discovered earlier.He had to be buried immediately after the post mortem.I miss him everyday.After he passed my world literally crumbled.I've never been the same again.
Shower thought: Imagine if what we're seeing now is a 'life flashing before our eyes' and we're actually dying right now.
would be a big fat paradox
I mean... we literally _are_ dying right now... by definition. The moment we were born we began dying...
@@syzygythenightwingwatches your not wrong
Bro i love all of your videos. Theres no other channel that explains things like you do. Keep up the amazing work!
This has been the most comforting video as the plans to take my life start to materialise. Thank you for giving me peace
When I was 10 years old, I fell unconscious in my moms car from asthma asphyxiation. Idk if passing out for 2-3 days counts as a near-death experience, but all I saw was, blackness. The entire time. It felt as if time wasn’t real because the next thing I knew was that I lay awake in a hospital bed. Apparently I rode in a helicopter to get to the hospital I needed to, but I would’ve never known if my mom hadn’t told me. Thinking back at it, it kinda terrifies me, because I really don’t want death to be like. Im not a very religious individual, but I have been trying them out as of recently, and I really enjoy there views on life and death. Afterlife, reincarnation- hell, if my soul energy could just be recycled back into the universe I would be happy. Because it isn’t death that scares me, it’s what comes after it. I have much time still left for me considering the fact I am only 15 years old, however the fact I’m going to have to leave this place that has held the entirety of my existence including everything I love not only terrifies me, but makes me immensely depressed. I’m quite sure the concept of religion was created as way for humans to cope with their self awareness, but even with pondering the options of afterlife with certain religions, I still find a ting of existence unsurance in my gut. It’s a deep pain that I know I have to cope with, but sometimes it just hurts to know that all my hard work to keep myself together and to be there for my loved ones all come to a waste in the end. Being a logic dependent person, finding religion to turn to can be a bit difficult at times. Sometimes my logic dependent side can get to me at times and does make me feel like all my different actions, attachments, and emotions are just the biological factors of being human. I really want to have a soul. I really want it to be real. And I really hope it is. Whether I end up in heaven or hell, reincarnated in a separate form, or recycled back into the universe, I still want to be useful. I do try my best to have some sort of moral to live by because I do feel as if it brings clarity to this chaotic mind I have to live with. If it does end up being a hoax, I guess all we can really strive to live for is to make things better for others. So positive energy can be passed on to pass on more “good vibes”. I guess I can always live on that, but I can’t say it is quite as fulfilling as my other course of actions.
So you blacked out, and then woke up? No thoughts while you were blacked out? It just sort of skipped over to when you woke up?
@@naturalisted1714 yep. I don’t even remember passing out until I woke up in a hospital bed
@@nishikiapologist I see. Yes, all moments of unconsciousness are always skipped over from the point of view of consciousness. Unconsciousness is a proverbial time machine.
it could be different when your actually dead who knows
I feel like we would get along pretty well.
I Legally died for around 1 or 2 minutes, during that time I was floating above the 3 surgeons and myself laying there in a third person point of view. I was aware enough I could remember that it was quite peaceful. Most of the stuff I could see were just nothing only black. Then after a few seconds I woke up from the anesthesia in my bed.
@wekilaahimoninternet7849 lol
@wekilaahimoninternet7849 i thought it was funny 😅😅
You were just hallucinating. Stfu
nope
@@METALADIX whatever ptttff
Death scares the hell out of me and yes I am only in high school but it’s still scary this video has made me feel a bit better about death and helped me understand that death is part of life and I shouldn’t spend all my life worrying about it, I should live in the moment and spend time with my family and friends❤
Read the Quran translation for know something about Creator, creation, life, death, worldlife afterlife Heaven, Hell n etc etc... The Holy Quran Translation by Abdullah Yusuf Ali
Thanks for this. Im listening to find a new path in my life after my family deciding to let my mother rest after a brain stroke which was on its way after many headaches. Im going to keep living my life with my siblings and live it to the fullest i shall until the day comes where its my turn.❤
I've seen a lot of people in the comments mentioning about how they had experienced their loved ones dying and I just want to say that I am sending you my support and condolences, and I believe you can make it through those hard times. Don't be afraid to cry. Don't be afraid to reach out for help or support. Don't hold it in if it means you will be free from emotional baggage. You're not alone, remember. You are loved.
Look i am not suffering from a dead relative but the fact you typed all this out just out of kindness is commendable. Your a good person, stay that way.
@@Sir_Jordan2032 I definitely am.
shut up
If you were dead and somehow, someone was able to described life to you, you would be terrified. Just as terrified as you would be if someone described death to you. You wouldnt want to go, you wouldnt want to be born, just like noone wants to die. We are resistant to change and it scares us, but we will be fine in the end.
That’s true
Very good point
A lot of people want to die
Sounds like the movie Soul.
Perfect
once u uploaded this video i have watched it. now i return to watch once again after i dreamt about my father. he passed away four months ago. i really miss him. thank u for every thing dad and u may rest in peace and thank u aperture for your videos it helped me for the last four months i fell better now thank u again
I spent 2 1/2 weeks in a coma due to covid. They put me under using anesthesia. My brain activity was reduced to survival functions. I had no dreams, formed no memories, simply didn't exist. My guess is that is what death is like. It was fine, no worries, no regrets, no "going into the void" because when you don't exist you can't feel, think, or go anywhere. Now of course, I didn't die, but to suggest that more happens when you are actually dead seems irrational. I don't fear not existing, after all, I did it for billions of years before I was born.
I was put under general anesthesia for a major surgery. You just go off. Know nothing, feel nothing, I mean, absolutely nothing! However, i think death itself can only be explained by those that have experienced it but unfortunately they can't speak.
@@patrickjensen5602 afterlife awaits us all
this video... is absolutely beautiful. i have never seen something so interesting, scary, calming, and peaceful all at the same time (ik it doesnt make sense.) this video was so perfectly put together. i love videos like this one.great video, keep it up
My grandpa just passed away a few weeks ago and this just helps in some way. RIP Albert.E.Clay
There was once a time where I was sitting in my balcony alone listening to calm music and smiling. That was the first time I experienced inner peace though I had all these stressful situations in future and in past. But at that moment I was calm even after all the chaos around me. I was happy, I was truly at peace. It is a calming experience. I wish everyone experiences it atleast once in their life.
Lately I have had constent dread knowing that my pets and family will die. Inner peace is my main goal right now.
@@WeirdGuyOnTheInternet oh I hope you find your goal
Looking at the sky, either filled with stars in the night, or filled with beautiful clouds in the day, both are peaceful
@@WeirdGuyOnTheInternet Me to!
When I was 11, I picked up this book on astronomy, some of the stuff was way beyond my understanding at the time, but I started to realize, everything has a cycle, even the stars, the black holes, the universe. AND THAT'S when it hit me! My heart skipped a beat, I felt the goosebumps followed by a sense of doom which I still feel every now and then, especially as I watch and rehearse along the "Tears in rain monologue" from my favorite movie. I feel like my last thoughts will be my own version of this monologue, and every time I'm connecting with nature, family, something meaningful or beautiful to me, sometimes I can't help but remember the monologue and at the same time that it makes me cherish the moment even more, there's a bit deep down in me that wonders what the point of all of this is anyways if all those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain... Time to die.
We live in a material world witch is designed to bring us sorrow and unhappiness and when we are happy it is only temporary , but actually the point of all of this the cycle of birth and death and making memories and then losing them in time is so that we may attain a more higher and more elevated consciousness so we can step out of the small circle that we live in and embrace a higher purpose . We are all in search of permanent happiness or maybe find a permanent purpose that gives you a sense of happiness “that YES now I’m truly at peace”. But the reason we keep seeking and seeking all these answers is because of our material desires. We can never find permanent happiness though our material desires same thing with finding out why all this happens what is the purpose of death if you search for a Material answer to this question you’ll never find it. You can only attain this answer though spiritual knowledge When you are afraid of death you make bucket list but if you accept death then you will truly be at peace Actually we never die we are not the body we are the soul, and the soul is ever lasting
“To perceive that form reveals the void, and to see that the void reveals form, is the secret for the overcoming of death. To the extent that one is unaware of space, one is unaware of one's own eternity - it's the same thing. Death is the end of physical existence, but the begging of spiritual existence. We have been literally hypnotized by social convention into feeling and sensing that we exist only inside our skins.”
This video just made me cry. When I'm bored I sometimes think: "What will I feel and how will I feel after death?", "Is that even possible that I will forget everything and just... yes... just what?". The thinking of "death" makes me sad and freak out. Anyway, nice video!
Death has always been confusing I find my self asking "is all of this living really worth dying for"
Experiencing a life flash is probably one of the strangest and most wonderful thing i’ve ever experienced and i will never forget it. When i was 8 i was at a swimming camp, our supervisor would play this game with the floating boats, everyone (about 6 kids could fit on one) would sit on it and the supervisor would then flip the boat so all the kids would fall in the water. On my second time of being flipped off the boat my head got trapped under it and all the kids quickly got back on the boat with my head still under it. I dont know why i tried lifting the boat with zero support under my feet except water but i did and after about 25 seconds of panicking and trying to lift the boat i felt weak, with every passing second i was loosing energy i thought i was about to die, i felt my eyes get heavy and suddenly i say this flashes of the most random memories i didnt know i had in my brain; from my brother teaching me good lessons; my dad teacher me how to ride my bike and when i first got it; my mom making me her delicious monster cookies; my brother getting stuck in a tree; my oldest brother coming back home from his first year of college; me accidentally stepping on my cats tail and him hissing at me. After i saw those visions and many more my vision slowly turned black, but then my eyes flashes open and my brain told me to push the bottom of the boat so i could swim from under it. Everything happened faster then it sounds and i remember when i got back to the surface i took a glance at my supervisor and she didnt even notice i was under water or that i disapeared. I felt very pissed at her as i quickly swam to the edge to catch my breath. Ever since that ive been kinda scared of going in deeper water and always freak out if i cant touch the ground, but i also am no longer scared of death, because yes it was terrifying to almost drown but i know that’s probably not going to be my end and the visions were very comforting which is why i didnt notice i was drowning until my vision was going black. This was way longer then i wanted it be😅😅
All fears connect back to death so the fear of deep water is because of how it might hurt or kill you, or the unknown that you can't see under you. So yeah you are still scared of death lol. Interesting story though.
YES! I experienced something similar when I was younger. When I was 11-ish, I was doing swimming lessons, and It was my 1st time going into the middle end section of the water. When I first got in I remember telling my teacher that I felt it was too deep for me. She kept pushing me to start swimming right away, and I started crying and asked her if I could sit on the side, and she let me. 10 minutes later I got a rush of confidence so I back in and decided to start swimming straight away. Can only remember vividly but I must’ve realised I actually couldn’t do it, panicked, and started drowning. I remember before coming back to consciousness, it felt like I had been dreaming. I was viewing my whole life, especially the good memories, in just a few seconds, like a quick montage, lol. It was crazy.
I had a similar situation, once. The fact that this is common enough for multiple people to relate fills me with hatred.
that really helped my situation bruh
@@gamingwithpankajagarwal6773 bro how?
I lost a dear friend on Monday (11/15). The first time I've lost a friend to death. I've never felt so empty from it and while I've already managed to push it to the part of the mind that allows me to move on - I feel it piercing through the walls I've put up. How did she die? Street racing on bald tires. If she had had them replaced, she'd still be here gracing the world with her presence, which I promise everyone loved. You may not think that something as simple as bald tires could cause her to fly through her windshield after she hit a tree, but it can certainly cause it. If you are neglecting anything about your car - the tires, windshield, breaks, or even not wearing your seat belt, FIX IT.
If it wasn't wet out it wasn't bald tires. Racing tires are actually bald. I would blame bad shocks then before tires.
death isn't the end tbh i see it as being free from this human body
I'd like to believe so too.
Death is coming. Time won't stop for you, nor will it speed up. What is after death? That's the scariest part. I don't know, nobody does, and nobody will.
The Tik-tik sound of clock is born not a human being . I have a question , Where are you before 75 years ?
My neighbour died with a child at the same time and i felt every emotion he felt...I felt like I'm ready for the next chapter a fresh new beginning. I went out to see everyone I wasn't getting along with and those I had a problem with, I unblocked everyone and let go of any grudge...it was weird it had never happened to me before but it turns out I unlocked a new gift of knowing who will pass in my life i know personally. It was freaky but made me more curious about death then ever before. That's why I am here.
Reflection is truly key. Humanity should dare to look deep within, but it should also accept that more than mere physical Reflection is required for true, celestial enlightenment. "Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul's fate revealed. In Time, all points converge; hope's strength resteeled. But to earn final peace at the Universe's endless refrain, we must see all in nothingness... before we start again." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ --Diamond Dragons (series)
As someone with a very severe existential death anxiety disorder, thank you for making this video.
man my condolences, i recently just turned 18 and these thoughts have been hitting so hard anxiety a lot. Its good to know im not alone in this feeling
I have anxiety but since having depression i have always loved dying. I grin like a kid everytime i expect a disaster is coming. may you find your peace.
same here
@@PeanutButterCoffeeBread ever had a gun pulled to ur face by someone truly ready to end u? Do u know what that’s like?
@@PeanutButterCoffeeBread wtf
I miss my Dad ,, I need to see him and talk to him. He was so smart and funny - gallant and charming. Why can’t he devise a way for us to communicate? ❤️❤️💚❤️💚💚❤️❤️💚💚❤️💚💚Jim! Speak to me !
Does he appear in your dreams?
This video has given me so much to the life ,thank you.
i remember talking with my father about death when i was young we were driving in a car and i said “dad i am scared of death” he goes “dont worry son by the time it will have affected you, you will be ready” and i say “how do you know” he goes “you have already spoken about it before it has affected you; it isn’t normal for a kid your age to speak about death before it has had a role in your life, but thats good to talk about death as it will happen and you cant avoid it but that is good” he continues “as that is what gives you the urge to do something, if you would never die there wouldnt be any reason to get out of bed that morning cause you will always have tomorrow, but its good that you are afraid because you wont be when it happens” i almost lost him last year and that was all i could think about
TBH not what I was expecting from an egg.
@@WeirdGuyOnTheInternet lol
glad hes okay brother
This gave me a kind of deep inner peace. If anything, it's an ode to life and to live it more. Thank you.
Exactly what I felt
I was just calm for a moment afterwards continue with the painful life, Reality sucks man.
I don't know, the thought of dying gives me extreme anxiety. I just hope their is something after we die and that consciosness is more then we think it is, i mean in a way it would not be bad if it just ends with death because we would know but it is a thought that really makes me sick...
I just feel sad that everything i do in life will be gone (for me)
My grandpa from my father’s side died one year ago. I didn’t get to be beside him before he passed. I regretted it ever since. I was scared of death for a few weeks but this video helped me to understand to live life to the fullest before it’s time. ❤
Why did this just make me more scared of dieing because all of what ill end up doing will just mean nothing when i die
“A coward dies a thousand deaths, a soldier dies but once”
I can see this relate heavily to Hinduism and Buddhism. But all be it’s true.
this is similar to a quote in shakespear's julius caesar play
That’s a great 2pac quote! “I’d rather die like man then live like a coward” -2pac
why would u remind me of an AP english writing prompt lol
@@wuziwu8148 listened to that song seconds before I found this video man and I can’t make that shit up
I wish I could just spectate when I die... go back in time, got forward... I wanna see how shit happened and where earth/humans end up. Edit: to get a little more specific, I think it would be cool to watch things form. I want to watch how the moon was created for example.... a more obvious one would be the big bang (if true).
That would be interesting.
Or just have like a freeroam type shit. Like Do everything you want and not completely die
We will be in the metaverse ..
Honestly same. When I die, I know I'll finally have a sense of conclusion to my life, but I've always wondered what will happen to humans as a species after I die... I've always wanted there to be a sense of conclusion to "the full story" when I go, not just my own very small chapter.
That’s nice😌 I like that
The one thing that scares me the most is what could come after death, this video helped me with that inescapable fear that I’ve had for a very long time, thank you, Aperture
Try read this 2 article for know something about death/afterlife.. 1. Death and the Hereafter Islamic Pamphlets 2. Death and Day of Judgment Learn Islam
If you ever feel embarrassed or something, remember death is always with everything.
"My greatest fear is not that I'll die, but that I may never get to live before that happens"
There’s this line on the movie called “The Iron Giant” And this is what Hogarth said. “It’s bad to kill, but it’s not bad to die. Although your body may die, your soul still lives on. Out there. Souls, don’t die.”
Nearly all forms of morality would object to that.
I don’t know the exact quotes but he said something like that.
@@heemanmcspeed That is still false.
The topic of death makes me feel emotions that nothing else on this world can. The thought of building such a relationship with something just for it to be taken away and now only you hold those precious memories that you shared together. Being unable to relive the past or reminisce in what once was, is crushing. You'd trade the world just to be with them again, but you cant do anything. You feel regret for not cherishing life more and powerless at the fact that it's over, can't be undone. I haven't experienced a close death yet but i know that nothing can prepare me for how i'll feel afterwards. ❤
i just wanted to say that the passing of my grand-father was over a few months ago and yet it still stings,to know that my grand-mother had to live alone made it even wors. But then i was told that my grandfather waited for the ambulance(daily check-up) to pass, so that my gran was not alone and had confort,i just wanted to say that i am greatful for this sliver of knowledge,thanks aperture
Me personally, every time I remember something it’s always in the third person, I always see myself running around or whatever it is, it’s so weird cause I remember to the must minimal detail, it’s like something was watching me, and I’m seeing it through there eyes
Reflection is truly key. Humanity should dare to look deep within, but it should also accept that more than mere physical Reflection is required for true, celestial enlightenment. "Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul's fate revealed. In Time, all points converge; hope's strength resteeled. But to earn final peace at the Universe's endless refrain, we must see all in nothingness... before we start again." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ --Diamond Dragons (series)
it’s actually a mechanish of the brain; it doesn’t remember things as you saw them with your eyes: it fixes every memory making it in 3rd person
because you go into the 4th dimension like in interstellar 😳
in 2019 i lost my best friend because of gang violence. ever since then, i sense fear when i think of death. my heart hurts and i just feel like i need to cry. when i started to watch this video i was feeling fear and i wanted to cry, but when the video ended the feeling of fear just disappeared and now i don't fell fear whenever i think about death. it's amazing and i can't explain it why. i just wanted to say thank you for this amazing video, and for all the people reading this, i hope you and your families are doing good.
This world life just a test.. seek the truth(religion) before death come because God only give one chance
@@izoefendi7278Inappropriate situation to push religion on people. Live your life, if that means praising one of the millions of gods then so be it. If that means being Atheist then that’s also ok. Just respect each other’s beliefs and don’t push our beliefs on others.
@@UrMumOfficial he offered what he feels is like some kind of help there's nothing wrong with that. He didn't push anything, the mere word God triggered your brain REEEEEEE dOn'T pUSh YoUR rElIGiOn On mEE1!!!1!
@@Bronte-hb4bf That's true, being atheist is edgy and cool to modern children.