Talk:The Void (philosophy)

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This page needs elaboration of the individual sections with particular concentration on the "The Void," and not merely repetitive or duplicated content regarding alternative or similar concepts of "nothingness." — Preceding unsigned comment added by 999VT (talk • contribs) 19:37, 24 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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Of Void and Reincarnation[edit]

When I was younger, I'm not sure the age but I remember how I died. I remember where I was at when it happened. First let's start out with who you are when you die. You don't have a choice to know because your view is somewhere else. Your view doesn't require sight. I had a horrible accident where I cracked my skull and my brain matter was exposed. I was completely out of it through it all but when I came to it was exposed that I didn't have a heartbeat but I was alive and talking. I was in the void. Everybody goes there, we have no choice. Our brain is truly a magnificent machine. It carries secrets we cannot explain. The Void is a bottomless pit that has no light. Pure darkness. If you are meant to go to heaven, I'm not sure what it looks like not hell either but I know the Void. I do know reincarnation is a light. A star, there is no such thing as religion just naturalization. And in that you will have another opportunity to live the rest of your life out. I would say hell is more of you being trapped in the Void being scratched and itching over and over but you are floating in endless time where loneliness exist. The feeling of emptiness begins to settle in. That right their is a tortured hell. Heaven is home, full of light bright souls that float thru the air. It smells like fresh linen and Monarch Butterflies surround you in a bed of colorful flowers. QuintinWalton91 (talk) 06:15, 14 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]