What is after Death?

What happens after death is subjective exactly the same as what happened before you were conceived.

When I say we I mean the all of us.

Most religions exploit human grief and capture people with the false promise of reuniting with their loved ones.

Sounds like the brutal human will to survive.

Very good post, if i do die and there's no afterlife then that's fine. It will be like going to sleep and never waking up again. If heaven exists and i get to be with all the people i like, who've passed away over the years then great. That would be awesome really. I'm comfortable with either option. I have no fears of death, although it obviously would be hard on my friends and relatives. You do hear about paranormal activity, that would possibly suggest that there is life after death.

There has never been a scientifically proven case of paranormal activity, so not sure there are any examples that would give you faith in an afterlife.

Hopefully someone will be able to report back. Funny no-one's done it before really.

It's said you die twice.

1st when you actually die, and 2nd when the last person who remembers you dies.

This may not be true in this technological age, as we will have so many videos of us in the cloud for many years after we are gone.

I'd say it'll be even more true in the technological age. Nobody prints photos anymore and digital data is far less permeant.

Websites are constantly vanishing from the internet along with swathes of digital data, nothing online is even nearly as permeant as a box of 100 year old photos stuffed away in an attic, notes and diaries written down by people in the past or even burned CDs/DVDs from the 90s.

Sure, they might last a bit better short term and be far easier to access in your lifetime, but will anyone really care about your digital data (or will it even be around in any form) in 100 years? I wouldn't imagine so. Not nearly to the same extent as physical media from past generations anyway.

I don't think that's the case.

'So what are the figures? There are currently seven billion people alive today and the Population Reference Bureau estimates that about 107 billion people have ever lived.

This means that we are nowhere near close to having more alive than dead. In fact, there are 15 dead people for every person living. We surpassed seven billion dead way back between 8000BC and AD1.'

(from https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-16870579)

Step 1: you have an outerbody experience (you look down from above at your dead body)

Step 2: you begin to float upwards, when you get to around cloud height in the sky, tethers made of energy start connecting to your body and start filling it with energy.

Step 3: you continue to float upwards and by the point you have reached space, your body has received so much energy that it is unable to cope with any more.

Step 4: the energy becomes too much and your body shatters into millions of tiny fragments, which fly off in all different directions and embed themselves in different parts of the universe.

That would be an 'out of body' experience. You seem very confident about the precise process involving these 'spiritual' (?) tethers, - obviously it is not actual body, as you and LER point out, that remains here. So what explodes into the universe? And how did you gain this wisdom?