Does Anyone Think About Death?

No one knows about when or how the death arrives.
My dear aunt was not quite well in her younger age, but she lived to be 103 years old. She was a skilled seamstress and a good person, particularly for me. She raised me until in my teen's after my mother passed away at age 33-34. I was barely 4 years old little girl.

On the other hand, even your're in good health, the life might come to the end abruptly and unexpectedly .... like my late husband, he was in fairly good health until Cancer diagnosis, but the cancer took his life away fairly young senior age, barely 75 years old.

In order to live longer like you at age 91 or beyond I need to have a good purpose and reason for. For me, the family is most important for if I could make my life longer.
 
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HoneyNut said:
I believe that as soon as our brain cells die we are gone. When I was younger and fearful of death, I really wanted to still exist after I die, but as I've gotten older I find I'm okay with ceasing to be (though I don't wanna go sooner than I have to! I'm still having fun.)

The more stories of heaven I've heard of, each story just reflecting the beliefs of the people telling it, it seems ridiculous to not see it is all just made up. Though, I imagine it can be a comfort to people to think they will still exist and see their friends and pets again.

There was a pet jumping spider I used to watch on YouTube and when it passed away some of the comments were that it would be waiting for her (the owner) on rainbow bridge. The idea of going to a heaven and finding all the jumping spiders waiting was so hilarious to me!
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Our body is gone but not our consciousness. It reincarnates in a new body. It's just simple.
 
Mitch86 said:
I'm age 91 and think about death a lot. Everyone dies but those now in their 90's are closer than most people to that end. Of course, if we believe in Jesus than we must believe that we all go to Heaven at death. However, could there really be a place like "Heaven" where all the trillions, who have lived on earth, will go?
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Not everyone who dies will go to heaven. Eternal life is a gift from God. It cannot be earned, but is freely offered to (and only to) all who truly believe that Jesus Christ was His earthly manifestation (son), that He died for our sins, and that He rose again.

The one who confesses Him with their mouth, trusts Him in their heart, repents of sin, and makes Him the Lord of their life already has eternal life and will never lose it. I will be praying for you @Mitch86.
 
I don't think about it.
Everyone has an expiration date, and none of us know when that is.
So why waste the time we have pondering when time will run out?
I choose to enjoy life, as that is what I have now.
 
The best way to ENJOY death is to use every day to enjoy oneself while one is alive. I like to play chess at Chess.com and Civilization VI at Steam.com. When death does come, it appears we simply CEASE TO EXIST!
 
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