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No one knows what happens after death not even the most devote religious nuts can tell without puting the word 'faith' in it. so tell me all you people what happens after death.

Not much. Your body (or what's left of it) decomposes, and the world goes on.

Not much. Your body (or what's left of it) decomposes, and the world goes on.

yep...

so tell me all you people what happens after death.
Life goes on.

No one knows what happens after death not even the most devote religious nuts can tell without puting the word 'faith' in it. so tell me all you people what happens after death.

Perhaps if you didnt reffer to them as "nuts" they would take an interest in answering your question.

I like to believe in past lives. Don't have a reason to or a defense. I just do.

There is no death really. Just a perception of death. I think when one 'dies' they simply continue to live in an unpreceptable way to 'live' people.

No one knows what happens after death not even the most devote religious nuts can tell without puting the word 'faith' in it. so tell me all you people what happens after death.
With your immune system shut down by death the bacteria in your digestive tract reproduce out of control. They spread from your abdomen into your chest, head, and limbs and generate gasses as you rot that bloat your body to grotesque proportions. Foul smelling liquids leak from every hole and orifice in your body. Your outer layer of skin begins peeling off. If flies have found you, you are already infested with maggots. Between the maggots and the bacteria, your flesh is devoured and bones remain.

With your immune system shut down by death the bacteria in your digestive tract reproduce out of control. They spread from your abdomen into your chest, head, and limbs and generate gasses as you rot that bloat your body to grotesque proportions. Foul smelling liquids leak from every hole and orifice in your body. Your outer layer of skin begins peeling off. If flies have found you, you are already infested with maggots. Between the maggots and the bacteria, your flesh is devoured and bones remain.
Sweet! If you're buried in sandy soil, even the bones dissolve after several hundred years...so there's nowt left but marks in the soil

If you're sealed so tight in an air-sealed tomb, then you won't rot (as quickly). If your body is suddenly exposed to fresh air, at once the body will rot in 5 minutes what might've took 5 years.

If it turns out that there is life after death, I think the Tibetans come closest to describing the experience (if anyone can).
Reality turns inside out, and you create your own afterlife environment, which will be influenced by your mindset during life. So, if you were rotten in life, then expect your afterlife to be rotten. If you were "good", expect like.

Of course, this is a distraction from the truth anyway. In the end, vision loses to void.
I'm hoping that the afterlife is a fantasy , that way I can just reach the end without any effort at all. Sweet nothing, free and easy.

Now that's an American Buddhist for ya! ;)

No one knows what happens after death not even the most devote religious nuts can tell without puting the word 'faith' in it. so tell me all you people what happens after death.

I don't want to go into details, but it involves a lot of tight stretchy tubes to crawl through, lots of goo and at least one embarrassing examination. *nod*

I don't want to go into details, but it involves a lot of tight stretchy tubes to crawl through, lots of goo and at least one embarrassing examination. *nod*
Sounds more like an alien abduction.

With your immune system shut down by death the bacteria in your digestive tract reproduce out of control. They spread from your abdomen into your chest, head, and limbs and generate gasses as you rot that bloat your body to grotesque proportions. Foul smelling liquids leak from every hole and orifice in your body. Your outer layer of skin begins peeling off. If flies have found you, you are already infested with maggots. Between the maggots and the bacteria, your flesh is devoured and bones remain.

*Considers cremation*
*Decides on cremation*

Well, I believe that you face up to God for your sins and good works. Damn, that sounded overly America evangelist.

Sounds more like an alien abduction.

There's a startling resemblance.

*Considers cremation*
*Decides on cremation*

Well, I believe that you face up to God for your sins and good works. Damn, that sounded overly America evangelist.
So what's so bad about putrefaction?

With your immune system shut down by death the bacteria in your digestive tract reproduce out of control. They spread from your abdomen into your chest, head, and limbs and generate gasses as you rot that bloat your body to grotesque proportions. Foul smelling liquids leak from every hole and orifice in your body. Your outer layer of skin begins peeling off. If flies have found you, you are already infested with maggots. Between the maggots and the bacteria, your flesh is devoured and bones remain.
And if you die in the sea little critters eat you. Also plants will eat you after you die.

I don't want to go into details, but it involves a lot of tight stretchy tubes to crawl through, lots of goo and at least one embarrassing examination. *nod*
:D