Finshaggy
Well-Known Member
I don't know if you go anywhere when you die, but I had a dream about my dead brother and he told me something. He was alive in the dream and I was talking to him and he was able to reply, then eventually I asked him how he had come back and he told me that it was not going to last forever and that he had to go back. Then I asked him what it felt like, and he said it felt like he had to go poop for a really long time, then finally got to let it out. Then I woke up.
At first I was confused by his reply but then I had to go poop like 5 minutes after I woke up and I realized that he meant that it was releasing and like waking up for the day, but on a cosmic scale.
Again, I don't know where you go when you die. But I think the only REAL thing that matters, is that its so much better than being alive and the harpers song rings true and we can not really ever know.
The Song of the Harper (A song about death that is Almost 5,000 years old)
"There is no one who can return from there, to describe their nature, to describe their dissolution.
That he may still our desires, Until we reach the place where they have gone.
It is not given to men to take his goods with him. No one goes away and then comes back."
At first I was confused by his reply but then I had to go poop like 5 minutes after I woke up and I realized that he meant that it was releasing and like waking up for the day, but on a cosmic scale.
Again, I don't know where you go when you die. But I think the only REAL thing that matters, is that its so much better than being alive and the harpers song rings true and we can not really ever know.
The Song of the Harper (A song about death that is Almost 5,000 years old)
"There is no one who can return from there, to describe their nature, to describe their dissolution.
That he may still our desires, Until we reach the place where they have gone.
It is not given to men to take his goods with him. No one goes away and then comes back."
