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What is it like to be dead?
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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2024
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The closest experience I ever experienced in my life was my prelife form without a physical body.
I can't say if it was relaxing, scary, unfulfilling or any thing. I was in a state of time being meaningless.
One day when I quit existing I will return and hopefully remain in that state for a long time until I start existing again. I have never been asked if I wanted to exist so I just exist until I quit existing
I see what you mean. I guess I've experienced similar while blacking out or being knocked out and not remembering so this helps to understand it.