confused453
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Let's say that you end up in heaven for eternity, with the loved ones. How long it will be before they drive you insane? And what can you do anyway, since you're stuck there forever?
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How are you understanding heaven...?Let's say that you end up in heaven for eternity, with the loved ones. How long it will be before they drive you insane? And what can you do anyway, since you're stuck there forever?
I'm only guessing really.. That it's a place where the dead go, if they "believe" in God and Jesus, or their counterparts.How are you understanding heaven...?
But what are you guessing? I mean, is there a sky in heaven? Is there a ground? Do you have to go shopping to buy you'r favorite pair of sneakers? What's this heaven look like to you?I'm only guessing really.. That it's a place where the dead go, if they "believe" in God and Jesus, or their counterparts.
I'm not the one making the OP. You asked a question based on some understanding of what heaven is, but you didn't clarify what that is. Do you think all religions' concept of heaven are the same? Your question is obviously based off of a specific heaven concept. Maybe it would help if you explained what that is so the people who share that understanding will be able to give you the answer you're looking for.Why don't you tell me what, you think or know, heaven is?
Let's say that you end up in heaven for eternity, with the loved ones. How long it will be before they drive you insane? And what can you do anyway, since you're stuck there forever?
I'd reincarnate.Let's say that you end up in heaven for eternity, with the loved ones. How long it will be before they drive you insane? And what can you do anyway, since you're stuck there forever?
So what? You'll be back! With even bigger bunch of loved onesI'd reincarnate.
I guess you're right. Since all the various religions are really just one monolithic entity sharing the same concepts, beliefs and values, it makes sense that they should all view heaven the same way.Well, shouldn't it be the same? Are there multiple heavens then?
Eventually there is mergence in God/Brahman and Oneness.So what? You'll be back!
And then what?Eventually there is mergence in God/Brahman and Oneness.
God/Brahman has more creative emanations in finite forms with no memory that they are the All/One. We are experiencing as new right now, aren't we?And then what?
Is that conservation of energy? Does Brahman need you to reintegrate in order to produce more emanations?God/Brahman has more creative emanations in finite forms with no memory that they are the All/One. We are experiencing as new right now, aren't we?
I don't know. Some people don't believe in God. Why should I trust in people who believe, instead of those who don't?God/Brahman has more creative emanations in finite forms with no memory that they are the All/One. We are experiencing as new right now, aren't we?
You answer your own question since you state that "religion... is wrong". So you're making a statement in the form of a question. a rhetorical question - a popular literary device.I don't know. Some people don't believe in God. Why should I trust in people who believe, instead of those who don't?
Have you ever experienced what the word infinity feels like when it works in tandem with 'despair', 'misery', 'sadness', 'agony' in either hell ?**** heaven.
Hell seems far more appealing.