Where Do We Go From Here? This is all @littlenewthings fault. She gave me a gentle push down this path, then wandering around I stumbled upon this video series. Yes, it is from a Christian perspective. If you aren't a Christian, please don't let that turn you away. I am not necessarily a Christian; I approach sources of information such as this from the point of view of gaining some insights from them. Much, much smarter folks than me have put lots of thought into what is presented here. Take what you can from it, and please don't let our rotten mainstream media plug up your ears when God is mentioned. Dr. David Jeremiah has a new series of talks, (sermons?), titled, "Where Do We Go From Here?" Here is the intro to the series, (which is still being worked on / uploaded to his channel as I write this): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gY8_NNunaXI . I've already listened to his first talk, "Socialism - A Cultural Prophecy", and I thought it was great! (See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhsu9JIYUbc .) It's so discouraging to me that so many "intellectuals" support socialism and even Marxism. Why? Do they hate people? If you come from a religious background other than Judeo-Christian, what does your religion say about current events? God is great; it is my belief that he speaks to all of us in different ways, as we are all somewhat different, yet the message is the same. We need to start cleaning up our act NOW, before bad things happen to us!
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I don't know where do we go from here, but I love to believe that we'll meet again in another "universe", completely different as "souls" :) I cannot except that we're gonna vanish forever...
I'm not certain what part of us will survive death, but sooner or later we're all gonna find out. :-( I'm kinda bummed out about that, because I enjoy life, but all things must pass, I guess.
I never felt fear for death, since I was a child I just accept that it's into life's cycle. My only fear is that it won't come as long as my parents are alive and second, I prefer be the first to die and not my hubby - that would cost me more...
The thing about death I don't like is that I'll be missing out on everything that happens once I'm gone. That's a bummer.