[pirilin]

Now that all of the children are grown ups. Boy, it was a good song.

But this is about beliefs. In your estimation, is there anything else after?.

I have a genius (IQ over 180) son that is convinced there is nothing else.
The guy who discovered the God particle BTW, he said the ****** particle,
thinks there is nothing else.

I believe there is only heaven in the after life. Hell is here.
There has to be something else. Why all this struggle to live measly 79 years.

This is not about religion. Just about the final destination. If it is final.

Again, where do we go from here?.

[wiretwister]

Joseph Campbell has a lot to say about that ... try his companion book ...

[lilypup]

Of course it is normal to worry about all of this.
I am a churchgoer and believe in God and Jesus. I don't believe in hell...not sure why.
But I also am smart enough to know that I don't know all the answers. I guess just about anything is possible.

I believe that our energy and particles disperse and rejoin the universe. Anything beyond that, I don't know. I can come up with some interesting theories sometimes, and have some strange beliefs while manic, but usually I just believe in the reintegration of our particles and atoms.

One can only know the answers by praying to the Man upstairs themselves. Seek the truth and you will find it for yourself. And it will always be loving and kind. tc (((hugs)))

[Ocean Swimmer]

It may sound morbid,but when both my Grandparents were ailing and in their late 80's, especially my grandfather used to say,"you know a person can live too long."
It really bothered me. I came to live with them and care for them and drive them to 19 doctors appointments a week. And here he was saying that. They didn't want anyone else in the house,so I needed to do the cooking and cleaning too. ( you know how I feel about that)

Well,my cousin came back from his teaching position in Korea to relieve me. My grandma was a church goer and a believer. I got grandpa to accept Jesus before I left. He had spent his whole life an atheist. He said,"What have I got to lose, I may as well believe."
I'm going to heaven, but it's not really in my imagination. I don't think about hell too much either.

The present is hard enough to deal with. My Energy level is still very low. I'm unhappy but not sad. Emotions out of whack.