[kFoyauextlH]

If death is defined as non-experience, the cessation of all senses or all awareness, it can not be experienced in any way for the one said to be dead.

If you die, it would appear simply as a dreamless sleep. No matter how many aeons pass, or phases of probability, you can know nothing of it, until some moment is hit where you are awake again or receiving information.

It isn’t true death that is frightening, because there is literally nothing to it, it is waking up again which is frightening, and practically guaranteed.

You practice every day with your sleeping. The dead are dead to you, but know nothing of death, and from their perspective, they, like you, only ever wake up, no matter what is said or done in between.

You will never experience death, you can only ever experience life, which is experiencing anything.

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[kFoyauextlH]

I consider every moment a death, any sort of change, from sleeping to waking, from typing one letter to another the one moment gone “as is” apparently and another moment in its place. We live by Death, Death itself a word for the One, known as Destroyer as well, and we can never encompass or experience it, as it is Non-Experience, Non-Information, literally Like Nothing, made of Nothing, there is Nothing to see, it can only be known through apparent Change, Activity, influence on Information or its generation and elimination of experiences.

[Socrates]

I does in some sense die from time to time as it transforms, what mystics and philosophers refer to as ‘ego death’.

[kFoyauextlH]

Yeah, certainly. I am always dealing with immortality and the issues of forever.

[atreestump]

‘I’ does not die, I cannot know death.

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