What do you feel is pertinent to know about life after death while still alive?

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   Seek-n-Findposted 12 years ago

   What do you feel is pertinent to know about life after death while still alive?
   
   Death--it will come for us all--and most of us do not know when it will call.  I just read of the sudden passing of a well-liked Hub Pages member and it was a sobering experience that saddened me. What would you say about life after death if you knew that these would be the last words that somebody may read?
   
   

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   LoriSoardposted 12 years ago

   The words I would say and have said are, "Do you know where you'll spend eternity?" Everything else in the big scheme is so minor.

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   whizzerposted 12 years ago

   I have a firm belief that there is a continuation of life in some form after our physical death. I don't know exactly what that is going to be like but I'm content that it will happen. I've had enough experiences in my life to convince me of that.

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   Windclimberposted 12 years ago

   Nothing.  What happens after we die is - FOR NOW - irrelevant.  You live your life as best you can, and then you die, and then you find out what happens.  If there's an afterlife, great!  If there's not, you won't know it.  In the meantime, live your life as best you can, and do as the Christmas song says, "Be good for goodness' sake."
   If you believe in heaven and hell, then I'm sure that an almighty being capable of creating the universe would be able to see inside your soul to your motives, and the way I figure it, either you have a loving heart and deserve to go to heaven, or you don't.  If you don't believe in heaven and hell, that when we die our souls go to a higher plane or are reincarnated or whatever, there's not much you can do about it except live your life as best you can.
   Yes, of course we should strive to become the most spiritually sophisticated people we can, but to do that we shouldn't think of the afterlife, and put more value on it, than the now-life.  Whether our lives are gifts from God or just a brief period in cosmic evolutionary soup, it is meant to be lived.  It can NOT be lived fully if you believe that it is not important, not AS important as your before-live or after-life.

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   xethonxqposted 12 years ago

   Is it pertinent? No. Would it be interesting and comforting? Absolutely. I'm sure most people would like to have confirmation that there is something after life...the reality is we have to have faith that there is, right?!

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   howtohandbookposted 12 years ago

   I firmly believe that there will be a judgement day after death. My last words would be "God, forgive and forget who I've been".

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   CloudExplorerposted 12 years ago

   What do I feel is pertinent?
   -Is there another life after this one, and if so do you get to choose what to become such as reincarnation.  I always wondered what it would feel like as well, but it appears as if there will be no feelings left once your gone.
   
   What would I say if I knew it was my last days on the planet? ummmm. 
   That's a tough one, I think each hub I release on here is attempting to do just that, in some odd way or another.  As if I was writing an autobiography using hubpages to fulfill some of my dieing wishes, especially the ones I write that are inspirational to many. 
   
   I guess I would write a hub that tops them all, when it comes to my life and the many themes of love I've been taught by my Mom as a child, telling all the deepest truths, that I'm sure many people shy away from sharing on here about themselves. 
   
   In hopes it would help humanity see a uniquely differing perspective on this thing they call life "before death".

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   nextgoodthingposted 12 years ago

   Well, being a spiritist, I do believe in reincarnation. Basically, after the spirit disincarnate, it has the chance to review lessons learned and what is still to be learned once it was not accomplished during the last life. Oversimplifying the concept, earth is our school and while the lessons are not learned, the spirit will come back to have another chance to make it right.
   A spiritist is usually a firmer believer of taking all the chances in the current life to make as much right as possible. It helps to elevate and enrich the soul helping the transition and preparing for - Graduation day!
   In my view, the spirit is always alive somehow, so this belief gives a different perspective of death and life after death.

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   Leanna McCarthyposted 12 years ago

   Don't worry about it. So many people become preoccupied with their own mortality that they forget to live their lives while alive. Death is a natural part of life. Don't give it any more thought than breathing or going to the bathroom.

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    Emily Sparksposted 12 years ago

    The most important thing would be.......where will you go when you die?  If you die without Jesus Christ, you will spend eternity in Hell.  I am not being mean, and I am not looking to make people mad, but it is the truth.  Those who have trusted in Jesus Christ will go to Heaven to live forever.  I do not wish for anyone to die without trusting in Christ.  Visit my profile and hubs for more information.

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