I want to ask you a question: When people die, will there be an afterlife?

Then again, yes.

I wish that day had come sooner.

Hee-hee. I'm looking forward to another world.

Do you want to come with me?

Yes. Sometimes these problems are found in the subconscious.

Have you ever seen someone resurrected? I heard my parents say it, but the man choked on eating lychees because he was old, didn't he have to wipe himself later? When I wiped the hot water, I woke up, so it's not a resurrection, right?

The man's family was terrified) The afterlife? I don't know, I sometimes think, you say that people will fly after death, love to fly where to fly, super fun! Hee-hee, but it's hard to talk about this kind of thing, let's talk about it after I'm dead (*.)

Scientifically, no.

Ideologically, there may be.

If you believe, you will have, and if you don't, you won't.

No one who is alive has ever experienced what it is like to die.

An unknown world that everyone finds novel.

It's true to live happily, so that when you die, you won't have any regrets, and maybe, there will be an afterlife at that time."

I know that there should be no dead people so far Only the dead can tell you what the place they went to is called Maybe it is what people call heaven or hell As for the afterlife, maybe it is a belief I think if the ghost sees your question, even if he wants to reply, it will be difficult to touch the keyboard, why don't you add the address of your home and let him come and tell you.

Sister-in-law Xianglin, ask Lu Xun

fainted....Ask weird questions, maybe there may or may not be.

Once the theory that space and time are structures of the spiritual plane is accepted, it means that the theory of death and post-death entry into another world has no spatial and linear boundaries.

Similarly, theoretical physicists believe that there is a multiverse of life in different states, and Lanza points out that anything can exist at some point in the multiverse, meaning that death does not exist in any real sensory consciousness, and that the process of human life death is like the cycle of flowers blooming and withering in the multiverse. Lanza's theory of complete views is documented in his new book, Life and Consciousness as the Key to Understanding the Real Properties of the Universe.

Is there really an "afterlife" after death? I think everyone has thought about this question, but none of us can say for sure. Hopefully, scientists can give us a positive answer.

When people die, they forget all their suffering, and their consciousness will completely dissipate, and those in folklore will be sent to hell, and there are no legends at all. There's no such thing as an afterlife, and you forget anything after that, and you don't know what you're doing.

There will be a detachment of consciousness, the body will decay, and after the death of the person, the consciousness will definitely be suspended, and various changes in the body and brain will be experienced. There should be none, this situation has not been confirmed.