Joe Rogan - Kevin Smith "Death Is Not to Be Feared"

[@OctoBox]

My Dad's last words were "I love you and I have no regrets, thank you son for taking care of me"

[@groundhogx2941]

My pops just passed away last month.. similar experience.

[@stephaniefitzsimon1021]

This made my eyes well up, that's beautiful, sorry you lost him.

[@stigmurder99]

Wow.

[@GaiaMisery]

Kev Cook love to you

[@renae4277]

Kev Cook That’s beautiful. I was also there when my dad passed. I told him to go ahead and go bc it is time to rest. He passed a minute later. I feel him around all the time. They are on their next journey now but still checking in with us every now and then. ❤️

[@omegaproductionsable]

I am not afraid of dying I beat the reaper the first time when I was 11 years old, I was in the Chicago children's memorial hospital between 1971-72 dying of bone cancer our doctor releases me telling my devastated parents there is nothing more they can do for me and then 3 months later my parents get a call from the doctor that he wants me to be one of the first 8 kids in the United States to undergo an experimental new cancer treatment "Chemotherapy" i'm 58 now!

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

Arthur Carroll amazing. So glad you made it. Don’t forget, every act of kindness and joy you brought in those extra years resonate forever in all kinds of ways

[@WhiteRaven43]

Wow. If you don't mind me asking, what was it like being 11 years old thinking for three months that you were going to die?

[@omegaproductionsable]

I was literally sick vomiting in a stainless bucket on the side of my bed 24/7 to weak to move and the thought of dying, from what I remember was not that important or shocking, but what I remember being the most important to me during that period was no matter what was happening my dad would carry me into the living room at 3 o'clock so I could watch Speed Racer on the big T.V.!

[@hoogzy78]

@@omegaproductionsable that makes my eyes water and heart hurts thinking about his love carrying you to see your favourite show

[@sacr3]

People believe today that Chemo is "bad for you". Chemo saved a lot of lives, same with radiation/surgery. Now we have immunotherapy that seems to be growing which is a great addition to our arsenal. Cancer is beating heart disease for #1 killer in developed countries. But most folks that pass from cancer are over 60. Cancer is a hard one to beat

[@dylangraf7626]

My father passed away on a treadmill at a gym in front of strangers and no loved ones. The last words we exchanged were an argument. Life isn’t fair, and death doesn’t care about your emotions. I understand what Kevin is saying in terms of letting go, but sometimes good people don’t get that chance to premeditate the end, or at least not in a way that does their heart justice I miss him a ton RIP Thomas Robert Graf

[@richardholly7984]

I pray you will be together in God’s reunion field one day my friend. God Bless and Peace be with you

[@dylangraf7626]

@@richardholly7984 I don’t believe in god, but thanks.

[@sixtyseven3264]

@@dylangraf7626🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@scriming]

no problem, God believes, and IS in you. You will soon figure out.@@dylangraf7626

[@normabreazile5500]

Sorry,, about your father. But, please remember know I say this in love . But, NO ONE IS GOOD, MEASURING UP TO OUR LORD JESUS!! WE THINK WE KNOW PEOPLES Hearts, but we don’t.

[@Jdockery007]

Someone once told me "Heaven is every dog you ever loved running back to you"

[@TheCissero]

Animals have souls if you do deep research. Much knowledge hidden by commercialism greed to brainwash the masses. Animals really smart but humans objectify enslave them. Our world and religions ran by Beast System greedy psychopaths

[@moriyokiri3229]

@@TheCissero there is no such thing as “research” proving any soul

[@thebiowatchlist]

That is truly beautiful

[@lollyplopperblue6239]

@@moriyokiri3229 maybe you're a sociopath w/no soul.

[@_TaylorRenee_]

That is beautiful!

[@63LIONHEART]

“I've had a lot of worries in my life, most of which never happened.” ― Mark Twain

[@MS-pk2wk]

Islam teaches us that all of the three, prophet mohammed, moses and adam feared death and they begged god to give them a bit more time, imagine that......those people kindawere born with a VIP ticket to heaven but still feared death so what about us common folks. moral of the story is there is no shame in fearing death.

[@gerRule]

They never existed 🤣 هاشمي سيد ال البيت

[@MS-pk2wk]

@@gerRule LoL how they never existed and you can visit one of the three's grave LoL Also moses and jesus are mentioned in multiple languages by different civilizations...so your saying the romans, greeks, persians and hebrews as well as arabs are all lying even though they hate each other.....come on man, right !!!

[@gerRule]

هاشمي سيد ال البيت I’m only messing its all true

[@gerRule]

🤣

[@viggiomorgenstein5913]

The last thing my mother said before she passed was "Just take care of the house. I'll be ok. I love you." I miss her terribly

[@imsuited1658]

That’s crazy, but I don’t remember asking bro

[@adamsanchez719]

I’m Suited u dumb fuck go fuck yourself

[@gabrielmontoya2175]

@@imsuited1658 stupid fuck

[@The_dude94]

@@imsuited1658 I concur with others here. Go fuck yourself, nobody asked you for your thoughts so why cut in with your shitty remarks?!

[@ketoboi2154]

Here for ya lost my moms back 2015. Miss her everyday. Much love

[@sykal]

Joe's ability to just let guests tell their story without interjection is the single handed reason his podcast is so far above everyone else.

[@orlandofurioso7958]

He wasted our time and his on that guy running on and on and on . . . and on yet again.

[@Mr.Robot90]

​@@orlandofurioso7958 No you're just being toxic.

[@orlandofurioso7958]

@@Mr.Robot90 I like classical music, not rap. You like rap. That's toxic.

[@ridebiking]

@@orlandofurioso7958You wasted your own time by listening to it.

[@orlandofurioso7958]

@@ridebiking Only some of it. I can listen to a long piece of rap music just so long hoping it turns into something worth listening to but once I see it's not, I turn it off.

[@junkettarp8942]

My best friend on her death bed said this. The only true healing is the breeze in the trees ,the water in the creek and the morning sun on our faces. Wow

[@tombosley3048]

My mom's last words to me were, "I'll see you in the morning." She didn't want to say goodbye, it wasn't about that. She knew we will meet again.

[@promethium-145]

Tom Bosley I really hope so too. It's one of the most desperate desires I've had, and it seems to grow as more time passes. The good thing about death is that it'll let me find out what happens.

[@somewhatinformed1208]

Paul Ellison a lot of people will be happy if they find out that no one ever really dies it was just a magic show... everything you ever killed or ate is still alive no guilt. after we die and our brains don't work there might be evidence of a god.

[@promethium-145]

@@somewhatinformed1208 Maybe. But I don't think that's a reason to abandon guilt and accountability; I feel more inclined to not hurt people, regardless of life after death. But I guess I see your point.

[@somewhatinformed1208]

People who believe their holy books are real sometimes become Mass murderers. I think if you read and believe the book you're supposed to at least think about it.

[@promethium-145]

@@somewhatinformed1208 Uh, ok. That's a bit of an oversimplification, but if you say so.

[@FreakDaMIghet]

So basically death is like waking up on a Monday dreading school, only to remember that you already graduated.

[@smacc1323]

Took me a minute to process that one

[@NewsFort]

And now your in purgatory during work Monday for about 30 long years until you finally reach heaven lol

[@cjon6898]

@@NewsFort That's the Christian view yes. Hopefully the Christian God doesn't exist, he absolutely terrifies me, along with Allah, the Jewish version of God, etc.

[@Icurious14u]

LOL>...Or that you dont have to go in that day.

[@leemagrish3432]

FreakDaMind, I've had dreams of having to go back through High School, and terrible.

[@beelzebub1430]

My grandfather survived both world wars and a plague , his last words to my dad was "i would do it all again" Rip 1898-2002

[@westondickinson5309]

Damn he was one hundred and eleven?

[@cyrilfiggis6627]

Your grandfather sounds like a badass. Props to him

[@joem8496]

he was 174? holy smokes!

[@beelzebub1430]

@@joem8496 he was 103 when he passed

[@IcyWisdom]

Shit more than that he saw history change right before his eyes most of us read about it in the history books he lived through it.

[@joeygafronify]

25 years old, having panic attacks daily over the thought of death. Alot of people have told me alot of different things to try to make me feel better. A few have helped, alot haven't. This truly made me feel better, and atleast for now, have given me a much needed sense of relief. Thanks Kevin Smith.

[@beatsbyflood]

I’m struggling with the same thoughts

[@darthcannabris5406]

@@beatsbyfloodSame here. I hope we can all get over this soon.

[@hectorguerrero9833]

Hey guys, I had big crisis about this, what has helped me a lot is to find people like Kurzweil who says that we will find inmortality on 2045, amd he has already guess few things. So when I have this attacks I use to think that there is a chance, and it reliefs a bit my thoughts. On the other side, the chances to born as we recognize ourselves where that impossible that we have to take that oportunite, we have been extremly lucky!! Big hug!

[@alexJG_Shorts]

You're not alone, I'm going through a similar panic. Out of no where the concept of mortality has hit me. I'm trying to find my own ways to cope and make sense of the world and reality, you know? For me personally what's helping is to just focus on the good things in life, the experiences, the people you love, what makes you happy- reminding yourself to cherish the moment and the life that you have. That is what we can control, use it to your advantage.

[@karlhungus5554]

I don't know if this will help you, Joseph G, but it helped me: *A Course in Miracles Audiobook* kzbin.info/aero/PLZ6TEbT0J3F8WEXbSIBz6C_Iz5TqsPGVO Wishing you peace, friend.

[@shoegum7362]

The last thing my dad said to me before he died. "I'm gonna miss you" It breaks my heart still.

[@josiahgold]

Sounds like he loved you very very much. Im sorry for your loss

[@patrick97764]

dam, this comment makes me dread the day that I will have to say goodbye to my parents

[@fredlebhart1393]

Ouch. Right in the feels.

[@beautysandthebeast5587]

This brought me to tears. Those are words of sincere love, he wanted u to know how much he loves you.

[@hugomendes8886]

My dad gonne 30 years ago i had 11, i remember his last words. " boy im gonna buy some cigarettes be right back..."

[@kylebroussard5952]

My great grandfather was 93 years old when he died. He fought in WW2, and had worked since 12 years old during the Great Depression to feed his family. He cherished life, and thanked God every meal and prayed 3 times a day, and went to Church twice a week, every week, and when he got sick he would still watch mass on TV. I never heard this man wish for death or even say one bad thing about life. He was thankful for everything he ever had. I knew it was the last time I'd ever see him though when I went to visit him in the nursing home. I noticed his picture of his wife (who died 8 years earlier), and said "that's a nice picture of Nana". He said, "yup, that's my Mary, hopefully I'll be with her soon." When he said that, I knew it wouldn't be long. He had lost his will to live and all he wanted was to be with his wife. I sat in that room long after everyone left just crying, knowing I'd never see him again. And when I left I gave him the biggest hug and told him it was okay and that I understood he had to go. He looked me in the eyes and shed a tear and shook my hand one last time with the biggest smile on his face and said "thank you, I love you." I'll never forget that.

[@penelopeowston9699]

That shat made me shed a tear... That was so touching and sad but happy. I just had to say... Thanks for your share.

[@evgenm17]

@@penelopeowston9699 same..

[@uboa7557]

You think making me cry is cool?

[@sdboxing6725]

Fuck man, I’m tearing up... may he rest in peace

[@jeremycasper5181]

That’s heavy thanks for the share

[@billythekidder7182]

I had a widowmaker heart attack in 2017 at age 39. On the way to the hospital, in the back of the ambulance, I was in terrible pain. Suddenly the pain was gone. I felt free and just like KS’s mom, the feeling of peace and no responsibility were amazing. I remember not being able to hear anything for a few moments, a fact I only noticed because I could see the EMT shouting at me. I could tell by his face that he was yelling. I remember thinking to myself, “What’s this guys effing problem.” Then the pain came rushing back. I was so close, and I no longer worry about dying. Five stents and five years later, I’m still here.

[@tim59ism]

Very interesting, thanks ! When you were seeing the EMT, did you feel that you were out of your body ? In other words did you see the EMT shouting at you (your physical body) from a different position in the room?

[@billyvotaw7843]

@@tim59ism it was from my body, but the feeling was different, surreal. It's hard to explain. Maybe I did leave body and not recognize it, the sense of relief from everything was the most prominent. No fear, pain, or anything. Just peace. It was amazing.

[@tim59ism]

@@billyvotaw7843 Thanks, Billy ! If you were going into cardiac arrest or IN cardiac arrest, you shouldn't have had any perception of anything. No consciousness at all, no peaceful feeling, no nothing, That's what's amazing.

[@avamasquerade]

I met an 85 year old man when I worked at the local hospital, while he waited for his wife to finish her doctor's appointment, he told me about the heart attack he had 35 years ago. He called it the same thing, "the widow maker." He unbuttoned the top 4 buttons of his shirt and showed me his heart, a machine, roiling slightly, whirring, and vibrating just beneath the surface of his skin. I swear I could almost hear the mechanical sounds of each series of beats. But the fact that he had his heart attack 35 years ago was beyond comforting to me. He had an extra 35 years to live (and was still going strong!) His wife came out of her appointment and was annoyed that he was talking to me (he said "she thinks I'm flirting") and it was something else to see this man with a mischievous sparkle in his eye be almost escorted out by his demure, but jealous 80 something year old wife. I played along and was like "I hope to see you again!" as he laughed out loud on his way past the sliding glass doors. Idk why I'm telling you this....just seemed to fit...

[@billythekidder7182]

@@avamasquerade that was a great story and I’m thankful you shared it. It’s called a widow maker because 80% of the ppl who suffer a heart attack with the blockage in a certain area, do not survive.

[@enigmaz9]

I think one of the most poetic and reassuring saying about dying for me was from the movie Return of the King. "Death is just another path, one that we all must take. The grey curtain of this world rolls back, and all turns to silver glass...And then you see it!" "White shores and beyond, a far green country under a swift sunrise" For some reason, this always comforted me, especially after my dad passed last year, as much as I miss him it brought a peace to me that I would see him again.

[@abelmore7]

“Death is a passage, one we all must take.” -Gandalf, Lord Of The Rings.

[@dommidavros2211]

Abel Moreno - Why?! I don’t see how death will benefit me at all!!!

[@lucasberenguer1909]

FRICKING GANDALF LMAO

[@IsGuchy]

@@dommidavros2211 your ego is strong i hope you'll get over it

[@Ace-jb6gi]

yeah except for these elves.

[@The_dude94]

@@dommidavros2211 of course it's not going to benefit you! Death benefits nobody. Unfortunately it's something nobody can avoid. Nobody beats the clock!

[@Kenneth_James]

Joe got excited when he realized he could mention DMT.

[@landonic81]

😂

[@eitansalama2921]

Mans manages to weave DMT into practically any conversation.

[@matthewfarnon8929]

@@eitansalama2921 when you take it you'll see why.

[@yuryi1548]

Haha I love it

[@ARedMotorcycle]

You idiots and this played out joke have mentioned DMT at least a thousand times more than he ever has.

[@penzoil302]

My Dad died April 6th 2021. Last person to talk to him was my daughter. He said dont be late to school Ciara, I love you....2 hours later Cardiac arrest. I miss you Dad.

[@ariskangadis7896]

Im sorry for your loss. Hang in there and stay strong. Im sure your father loved you very much

[@AllAmericanUK]

I’m sorry for loss bro ❤️

[@chrisredline1697]

"I'm not afraid of death. I'm afraid of *dying.*" - Steve Irwin

[@witzerdog]

"What did I get?" "You got a lifetime." Gets me every time. So true and I'm thankful.

[@christianmerasty4208]

@@crusthawk2749 change your thinking my friend

[@aidenvideos499]

@@crusthawk2749 It's good to talk, mate. Friends, family, someone online, anyone. Keep your head up.

[@MS-pk2wk]

Islam teaches us that all of the three, prophet mohammed, moses and adam feared death and they begged god to give them a bit more time, imagine that......those people kindawere born with a VIP ticket to heaven but still feared death so what about us common folks. moral of the story is there is no shame in fearing death.

[@furyk4071]

هاشمي سيد ال البيت Mohammed the child rapist got a VIP ticket to heaven?

[@kasherquanadlibs6486]

@Gareth Sheals he not wrong

[@JokinJoe]

This is the most comforting video about death I've ever seen.

[@glasstumble1677]

I know right.

[@manny3447]

I think i just overcame it. Damn that was helpful

[@sinnorz7492]

His mum did not die for one minute. Death means your brain stops working, hers did not. Without the brain there is nothing, you cannot possibly feel anything.

[@JokinJoe]

@@sinnorz7492 Ok?

[@manny3447]

Clapped Mate nobody feels anything when they die so that’s basically what her mother felt when she died

[@sancigonz9859]

I lost my 15 year old dog yesterday. Saddest day in my 21 year life. Through all the trauma she always healed me and now for a last time she warms my bleeding heart with her memory. I love you Luci. P.s let's be strong and live on. It's what they would want.

[@christopherbucher7017]

My sincerest condolences for your loss. I had a black lab border collie Newfoundland mix for about 12 years who passed away when I was 19 and that remains the worst day of my life so far. Rest in the fact that your dog loved you more than you can comprehend and even if you can't see her, she's still with you.

[@20-inch-arms]

I, like you, lost my 15 year old Labrador named Shadow. She was with me when I had nobody. I wrapped my world around her. When I lost her, I felt as though my very soul was gone. I grieved so hard that it made me sick. It's been 4 years since I lost her and my world has not seemed whole since. My world was destroyed. I will always miss her. She was my child

[@carloscssr]

You will meet again ❤❤❤

[@rickved]

"One day we'll all be together. I will give you eternal life, and you will take all those you love with you.." ---Maharishi

[@ccrider7790]

❤️ hope you're doing okay

[@MrEarnbud]

My dad passed away recently at 71. I wasn't there to say goodbye. I am glad for the 35 years if my life I had with him, but it's still hard to keep going. He was my best friend. I just hope he went peacefully and no longer in pain from this life. I am a Kevin Smith fan and hearing his words helped put me at ease even if for the moment.

[@samanthasmith4038]

I am so very sorry for your loss

[@salazzle2178]

"Don't be sad that's it's over, be happy that it happened" -dr. Seuss

[@GORILLABREATH1]

you DICK !!!

[@dommidavros2211]

Another RIDICULOUS statement!!! I DON’T EVER WANT an eternity of nothingness!! What part of that do you lot not get??🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@carteracho]

Dommi Davros you get what you get and you don’t throw a fit.

[@Bastikovski99]

@@dommidavros2211Too bad. You dont have a choice.

[@Bastikovski99]

@@dommidavros2211 the point is to meet the unknown like a man, not a little bitch.

[@nicholasmills2005]

I dont care about my own death. That does not scare me. My parents dying and never being able to remember how much I loved them and all the good times we had is what scares me.

[@red5958]

Same. That's been on my mind so much recently

[@Derm69]

They don’t need to remember, they already know.

[@brodychapelle6997]

Bruh that’s one of my biggest fears too.

[@MultiChrisjb]

you mean you cant remember because you got dementia?

[@prometheuspalpatine9718]

@@MultiChrisjb no, the god times where they made you happy as a kid, or how much you loved spending time with them when you were younger, those things are easily forgettable, and that's what he's afraid of.

[@calientecaleb]

I lost my father a little over a year ago. I watched him take his last breath. I remember for about 2 minutes, I felt joy because I knew he was free of the pain and suffering that ALS had brought him. I don’t know how to describe it but it was a good feeling. Then reality hit me and I went right back to the grieving process. I miss you papa. Thinking of you always.

[@samanthasmith4038]

I am very sorry for your loss

[@samanthaleslie7974]

My mother in law had cancer horrific she was so sick and in so much pain. The morning she passed away I had a dream and she told me she felt better and she gave me a hug. Then later on I found out she passed away and I was happy at first because she told me she felt better and yes grief kicked in but for a moment I was happy for her.

[@manhalen7046]

Theres ALS in my family and ive seen it twice, god its such a terrible disease that always seems to strike really good people.

[@antonlifer4449]

Same feeling for my GMA . I also prayed for God to take her because of how much I loved her and how much she meant too me, she just didn't deserve that pain anymore. I didn't cry at her funeral. I cried a little after the funeral. She lived a very full life . When I asked God to take her, his sense of humor kicked in because of course she dropped in front of me. I got what I asked for. She was 90. I am so happy for the many many years I had her in my life.

[@jaysins]

Joe Rogan is so great at being present & allowing his guests to tell their story without interrupting them with questions or making it about himself.

[@codeblue8922]

The thing about death is that it’s only scary while you’re still alive.

[@ssmuikakarot6057]

That’s kinda the point. Once you’re dead there is nothing to fear.

[@Fuzzled369]

Of course unless you understand death why it happens and what it is. I haven't feared death since I was about 15. I'm almost 22 and I still just see death as the release from 3D

[@Fuzzled369]

We don't die our vessel does

[@lucastheshrubber1307]

saying there is nothing to fear in death, and you havent even crossed that bridge yet... arrogant ignorance

[@ssmuikakarot6057]

Lucas The Shrubber i can see why you would think that. I have also debated with myself on this. Human beings have a inbred self preservation instinct. I’m LED to believe that there is a reason we fear/hold contempt for death.

[@bigboygames8800]

“Part of the journey is the end” - Tony Stark

[@cxyj4y]

Noice

[@MrSamoannn]

😭

[@Leeappleberry74]

Big Boy Games I love you 3000

[@00ABBITT00]

I come back to this clip to help with my anxiety. Thank you, Kevin.

[@nichola8969]

Me too

[@lukejones2280]

Same

[@bryanr1050]

I always come back it's some of the best advice I've heard in my entire life

[@kristinamarietroll1955]

Just pray🙏🤍

[@Edrumachine]

Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope.

[@samcohen2483]

I don't fear death, I fear not being alive anymore.

[@Serpent947]

“The past is history, the future is a mystery, but today is a gift! That is why we call it present.” - Master Oogway

[@penelopeowston9699]

I love that.

[@JohnSmith-fs8bu]

Oogways a real OG

[@AlexisHernandez-vk5fo]

Lmao Oogway 🤣

[@goobert2469]

That is a beautiful quote

[@homebrewinstrumentals7700]

Best profile name ever

[@kraak404]

Life is like a ton of iron. While death is light as a feather. - Some Japanese guy

[@andyappleton3353]

"Oh no....It's Godzilla" -Another random Japanese guy

[@gin727]

“nani?” - also some japanese guy

[@dwightterbek9009]

Tennōheika Banzai Cried out by many japanese men before death

[@jeroenderkinderen9019]

It's duty is heavy as a Mountain, death is Light as a feather

[@tegenetics2992]

That’s a bat I want to eat it -some Japanese guy

[@BradMason2014]

I asked my father on his death bed what he would have done differently if he could have. He thought for a few seconds and said emphatically almost happily "I would not change a thing". He lived life on his terms. Sometimes I did not get his reasoning but the older I become the more I understand. When we are at peace with the time we are granted then we are at peace when it ends.

[@Elizabeth-pv1yg]

I am a breast cancer survivor. Doctor told me: Stage 4...no way to survive... that was 14 years ago...I am still alive... my brain went crazy. Just wanted to let you know. I am one of the weird people who survived cancer with my brain... love to talk to you about this. Background for me...born Australian,brought up in the Netherlands.

[@20-inch-arms]

Did you have any cancer treatment, or survive it through meditation? Thank you, and so glad you made it through!

[@randyballweg6079]

I believe the brain can heal your own body. Most people can't access it..

[@mandyp2320]

Baking Soda.

[@yossarius]

Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It's the transition that's troublesome. Isaac Asimov

[@puppy8125]

yossarius Life is not always pleasant.

[@jesuschristislord7754]

Life is pleasant. Not when you're a peasant.

[@knowtheunknown4183]

Suffering is an old friend life is a momentary partner and death is a unavoidable conversation. Me

[@jesuschristislord7754]

@@knowtheunknown4183 - suffering is static, life is the song you love, death is a different station. Me.

[@knowtheunknown4183]

Diksaca Yehovah I uhhh don’t love life lol but pretty good

[@mayoh1059]

I’m not afraid to die.. I’m just afraid of everyone around me dying and I’ll be the last

[@SAOrules]

There can be only one!

[@jattopgaming4374]

i can literally feel you

[@barrymccockner3683]

I’m the youngest of 9 kids, I’m 17, tell me about it, luckily no one lost yet...

[@devourer1389]

Ay you just happen to meet the again last

[@JokinJoe]

Just imagine how some old people feel. They lived through their parents and siblings dying, maybe even some kids dying, their spouse dying, and they have almost no one to talk to. To me, that is the saddest way to live.

[@percgobbler69]

I'm just a 12 year old who cries himself to sleep thinking about death and just needing comfort

[@mikechrist9699]

How are you right now? Im 14 and struggling with it for a month now:(

[@percgobbler69]

@@mikechrist9699 I'm Terribly sorry for the late response I'm 13 now and I'm on my way to school but I let all my feelings out cried and such 1 night but then after the thought hadn't bothered me as much so it's best to let it out then caving it in I hope you do better as well

[@mikechrist9699]

@@percgobbler69 good to hear that! How long does it lasts for you? Do you still think about it everyday? My life has been hell ever since im aware of my own death😞😞

[@percgobbler69]

@@mikechrist9699 sorry for the late response but about a month or 2 and yes but not too much as Death shouldn't be something we think of yes its sorta important but the idea only brings grief so keep your mind off of it by who and what makes you happy it's something I've been doing for a while but my mental health and music taste did change cause of that breakdown but soon you'll be fine without the burden of death dragging you down and you won't even realize it

[@bbell23]

I almost died a few years ago now, and I agree with everything he said. It changes your outlook on life. You stop rushing and trying to be EVERYTHING to everyone. It was a peaceful yet crazy scary time I will never forget and I’m grateful to still be here for whatever reason.

[@zicethmendoza4407]

Did you experience the peacefulness that he did?

[@bbell23]

@@zicethmendoza4407 Sorry I never check this. It was weird, I felt fine despite everyone telling me over and over I looked bad and to go to the hospital. I just wanted to take a nap and IF I HAD I would've died in my sleep, which hey that's not the worst way to go. We all have to die sometime and have had several close friends and family pass on. My aunt suffered from brain tumor that was cancerous and sadly didn't survive. The only peace I have is knowing how peaceful I actually felt when in reality I was "dying". I'm no longer scared of death and believe it is just the beginning..who knows the right answers. I'd rather believe in God and be wrong and end up dust or whatever ppl believe, but what if he is real and you chose not to believe and you're wrong. Better safe than sorry, no one knows the answers we are all guessing. Love covers all so be your best every day and screw the rest.

[@kyntyckykobra3300]

I always say the day you almost die but live,is your new birthday my new birthday 7/3/2020 Helmet 🪖 saved my life 🏍️ Bell helmets❤️

[@user-uh6vy4mo3j]

Dear Bethany (and what a Beautiful name!), PLEASE read! 💗💗💗 There is only ONE WAY to Heaven! His Name is JESUS! If you belong to.Him then the instant you die you are with Jesus! Beware of near death experiences where the person is Not a Believer in The Lord Jesus Christ as their Savior and comes back with reports of calming bright light and such. And tells how everything is fine and we are all wonderfully conected. No one is going to Heaven and coming back with stories like that. The devil is an angel of light. A liar and the father of lies. If you have not placed your Faith in Jesus Christ then your default destination is Hell. Eternal separation from God. How do you make absolutely Certain that you are going to Heaven? You admit you are a sinner in need of a Savior and BELIEVE on Jesus! Place your faith in Him! God's Eternal Salvation is a Free Gift! Jesus Christ, God's Only begotten Son, the 2nd Member of the Triune Godhead, laid down His Glory, took on human flesh, was born of a virgin, and lived the sinless Perfect Life you nor I ever could, Qualified to be our substitute, and laid down His Life on the Cross! He shed His Precious Blood and Paid in FULL for All your sins, past, present, and future, and rose again the 3rd day exactly as He said He would! John 3:16 is the Heartbeat of The Bible! You can do nothing to deserve or earn or keep your Salvation! It is a Gift! For You it is Free. It cost God Everything! Do you know what Sin is? It is an archery term. It means to miss the exact bullseye. God's Perfect Righteousness! God says there is no one righteous, not even one. So how do you stand blameless before God and spend eternity with Jesus in Heaven? You must be the Righteousness of God! THAT is what Jesus Freely gives you the instant you place your faith in Him! You just come as you are! Pray to Jesus now! Accept Him as your Savior! Accept that His Shed Blood Paid for your sins! Jesus's last words on the Cross were IT IS FINISHED! Bethany, your sin debt has been Paid in FULL! Your sins have you Seperated from The Holy God with the death penalty, eternal separation from God in a place called Hell. BUT God did Everything necessary to save you Forever! Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord! Jesus will save you right now! And He will Never Ever let you go! He LOVES you Fiercely and Passionately! Every Sign He gave us as to the timing of His Return is in sharp relief Right Now! Many will finally believe on Jesus Christ after the Rapture when millions disappear. They will pay with their lives for their belief in Jesus. Countless will be beheaded. Please accept Jesus Christ as your Savior today! 💗💗💗

[@williamfurdyn5334]

@@bbell23 so you actually crossed over or..?

[@kujo4832]

“You get what everyone got, a lifetime.” Is a very interesting thing to think about.

[@LeBronJames-zd1zf]

Curious as to what defines a "lifetime" .

[@bryonypeters8521]

@@LeBronJames-zd1zf It Means we all get same chance for some far to short for others longer,Most of us here now reading this we all have to make the most of it whilst we can

[@zeroceiling]

LeBron James ...a lifetime is the passage of time between the moment of your birth...to the moment of your death. Be that a 1 day old baby...or a 106 year old man. A lifetime is what “you”..get...no matter the length.

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

@@LeBronJames-zd1zf Not sure what you're so curious about. It's a pretty self explanatory word that we all learn during early childhood

[@MultiChrisjb]

Even the children who die when they're 0-3 years old?

[@greateldritch8141]

"You are a wizard, Harry." - Hagrid

[@22apheat]

You’re a hizard, Warry

[@stephenyip2814]

im dead

[@ouch2925]

I'm weak lol

[@aldoelec6653]

Haha haha 😂

[@sal2975]

@@stephenyip2814 was it a comforting experience when you died?

[@D0wNF4LLofficial]

I held my Father's hand when he passed. The only thing I can say for sure that I remember feeling besides the immense wall of grief that hits you when you lose a loved one, was his presence in the house and in the garden for about 2 hours afterwards, but then there was a feeling of freedom and release, which made me feel happy again and relieved that he was no longer suffering. He was gone at that moment and I could feel that he wasn't on this plane anymore. My father passed back in July of 2007 after being diagnosed with Motor Neurons Disease two years prior, and so when it was his time, although he was only 64, it definitely felt like a relief, however it doesn't make things any easier. It's my belief that his "Motor Neurons Disease" was actually a form of brain damage from long time exposure to asphyxiation caused by toxic chemicals in the air that they pump into that cabin of commercial aircraft. He flew for many years on the DC10 for Dan-Air, Lockheed Martin Tri Star for Gulf Air, and Boeing 747-400 for Singapore Airlines, and I was lucky enough to have lived in Bahrain and Singapore growing up, so had a rich and culture filled youth as a result of his amazing career. However I believe he would still be here today if not for being poisoned by his employers, and that my family and I deserve compensation from McDonald Douglas (Dan-Air) Lockheed Martin (Gulf Air) & Boeing (Singapore Airlines) which of course we will never see. Watch the movie called "A Dark Reflection" with Marina Sirtis (Counselor Troi for ST TNG) it's all true and it's one of the biggest conspiracies of the modern aviation age. R.I.P Capt Iain Stuart Baldie I love you Dad x

[@dommidavros2211]

Sorry to go off topic but do airlines still pump poisonous chemicals into the cabins? I always thought Motor Neurones was either just really bad luck or caused by long term head trauma (like boxing or heading a football too many times). Should we be avoiding planes now as well??

[@MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember]

Do you think the cardiologists own the gyms in your town? What I mean by this is, it's possible!

[@jsquared1013]

I'm sorry that your dad passed away early, but you need to ditch the speculative nonsense. Airlines don't "pump toxic chemicals into the cabin" of any aircraft. They in fact take specific measures to *PREVENT* that, since killing their employees and customers is kind of a downer for the longevity of a company. Aircraft have multiple systems to maintain a safe environment in the cabin, and the air quality of the cabin is easily measurable and verifiable.

[@D0wNF4LLofficial]

@@jsquared1013 I wasn't saying they deliberately pumped toxic chemicals into the cabin., but the air on certain aircraft, if breathed for long periods of time can be toxic for a person, whether the manufacturers of those aircraft or the airlines themselves knew or not, the fact remains, and if you do your research you'll find what my father suffered from to be quite common amongst pilots that have had a long career in commercial aviation. Newer aircraft such as the Airbus A320 Neo however have a different air scrubbing system, where it won't have an effect on pilots that fly those A/C long term, so perhaps it will only have been my father's generation that are widely effected by it. Its not speculative, as families that could prove it through autopsies have been paid compensation, so it's quite factual actually.

[@D0wNF4LLofficial]

@@dommidavros2211 I'm not saying they purposely pumped poisonous chemicals into the cabins of certain aircraft, but the way the air was brought into the cabin (on certain a/c) was through the engines themselves and so you are being exposed to toxicity over a long period of high exposure. It's like sucking on your car exhaust for a second every day for a 30 year career.

[@brittnieabishalom8657]

I’d agree with Joe, If I didn’t witness NDE related experiences thousands of times during my 10+ years as a hospice nurse at the bedside with my patients as they go through the dying process and dying. Nearly every person I’ve been with no matter race, religion, sex spends the last few weeks of their lives speaking to dead relatives, some recognized, some not. Countless times I’ve witnessed people talking to relatives who they didn’t even know had passed away, as family didn’t tell them while on hospice. Countless times. They never see their living relatives across the country. Often times people can tell you what happened in the hospital room while they were clinically dead as well prior to resuscitation. After so many years of this phenomenon there’s just no other scientific explanation.

[@mandyp2320]

He ignores the veridical data. Most people who discuss these things are wholly ignorant and speaking solely from a place of their own willful ignorance.

[@user-jx9ln5qo9q]

I’d like to clarify something, people hospice spoke to their friends/family who have already passed? Yet no one has told them that they passed?

[@LipSyncLover]

​@user-jx9ln5qo9q I've heard of this before. Usually more so ndes where they meet some passed relative and come back to life and describe this relative to their family who pull up a picture and lo n behold that's them even if they'd never known of this relative before

[@thedigitalemotion]

All of us know what its like to not exist, because we've all be unborn. There was no pain, no thought, no nothing, and yet the world still existed. We've gone from nothing to a living organism which grows into a body and becomes conscious. That in itself is so extremely magical that every single person reading this deserves a high-five for winning the lottery of existence - a prize denied to so many. Don't feel worried, feel blessed. The second chapter will no doubt be as equally brilliant and all of our loved ones will be waiting. Love brings people together. Never forget that. Enjoy your beautiful day x

[@thedigitalemotion]

@@BLUE-cs6zv We were nothingness. Before you grandparents existed no organism of yourself existed - therefore, nothingness .

[@moeskillet6757]

Yea but you cant know something if you didnt exist in the first place. its not like we were in a long line of 100 billion people before us waiting for 190,000 years and finally got our turn or we were in a giant group waiting for our number to be called. none of us truly know what the feeling of death is. What i do know is that the feeling must be extremely painful to the point that you DIE from it. And if the next life's better then this why would your loved ones be waiting for you? wouldnt they be going through other obstacles if their are any? or maybe so busy enjoying themselfs that they dont have time for you? or maybe they're in a state where you cant reach, kinda like the living and the dead of our reality.

[@thedigitalemotion]

@@moeskillet6757 No, this isn't what happens and you've missed my point. Im talking about not existing, I'm not literally saying we know what its like to not exist whilst were in that state, i'm talking about whilst we're in the conscious state we know what its like. The nothingness. And the point you make of extremely painful, well people die in their sleep, they shut off whilst being unaware. No pain. People can slip away without pain. There is a video on KZbin by a guy who has analysed those at the end of their life, check it out, they always see their loved ones coming for them. Who knows, but there is definitely something happening which loved ones come back.

[@goldenmovies7041]

Steve please help me I’m a 16 year old boy

[@noelfigueroa2561]

How much weed are y'all smoking ?

[@serialcarpens290]

“I’m too drunk to taste this chicken” -Colonel Sanders

[@rustyshackleford3658]

💯

[@jarrodgavenlock4628]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gerrylavelle8433]

I met Colonel Sander is 1968. I was working at a Colonel Sanders in Long Beach CA and he came by the place on an inspection tour. He really was a drunk, happy guy. And he was dressed just like Colonel Sanders. Meanwhile, all these efficiency guys in suits holding clip-boards were inspecting the place. Everything was A-OK in the kitchen but we didn't clean pigeon poop off the Colonel Sander's statue so we didn't get an A grade. He didn't care because he was drunk and having a good ol' time laughing with the high school kid employees in the kitchen. Finally, he got back into the limo he arrived in and drove off -- with the inspectors falling behind in plain cars.

[@angusroewl7206]

Deep

[@billyrankin8890]

Shake n bake

[@user-ui8sp5th4g]

This was an incredible conversation that was very enlightening. He makes a valid point about how we all should be grateful full a lifetime. I also think that’s why it’s so hard to except people who succumb to accidents, suicides, etc. we are reminded that life was cut short. Great discussion and it really does put me at ease about all of our inevitable fate. Damn this was so deep and I’m happy joe allowed him to just talk.

[@coryleaver31]

I'm not sure there's a God, but there's 100% something more than this.

[@uploadvidz4490]

What do you think that is?

[@newbornangel3084]

@@uploadvidz4490 the beauty of the live-death Circle . Returning to where its start.

[@didiervandijk9713]

Really?Like what?

[@mintleaf4651]

I really think there is tbh

[@paulsharkey6576]

Mozarts last words. "The taste of death is upon my lips. I feel something that is not of this earth."

[@metsot]

Eloquent words from Wolfgang.

[@mainstreetsaint36]

Those words are beautiful, and mysterious at the same time.

[@user-uh6vy4mo3j]

Dear Paul, PLEASE read! 💗💗💗 There is only ONE WAY to Heaven! His Name is JESUS! If you belong to.Him then the instant you die you are with Jesus! Beware of near death experiences where the person is Not a Believer in The Lord Jesus Christ as their Savior and comes back with reports of calming bright light and such. And tells how everything is fine and we are all wonderfully conected. No one is going to Heaven and coming back with stories like that. The devil is an angel of light. A liar and the father of lies. If you have not placed your Faith in Jesus Christ then your default destination is Hell. Eternal separation from God. How do you make absolutely Certain that you are going to Heaven? You admit you are a sinner in need of a Savior and BELIEVE on Jesus! Place your faith in Him! God's Eternal Salvation is a Free Gift! Jesus Christ, God's Only begotten Son, the 2nd Member of the Triune Godhead, laid down His Glory, took on human flesh, was born of a virgin, and lived the sinless Perfect Life you nor I ever could, Qualified to be our substitute, and laid down His Life on the Cross! He shed His Precious Blood and Paid in FULL for All your sins, past, present, and future, and rose again the 3rd day exactly as He said He would! John 3:16 is the Heartbeat of The Bible! You can do nothing to deserve or earn or keep your Salvation! It is a Gift! For You it is Free. It cost God Everything! Do you know what Sin is? It is an archery term. It means to miss the exact bullseye. God's Perfect Righteousness! God says there is no one righteous, not even one. So how do you stand blameless before God and spend eternity with Jesus in Heaven? You must be the Righteousness of God! THAT is what Jesus Freely gives you the instant you place your faith in Him! You just come as you are! Pray to Jesus now! Accept Him as your Savior! Accept that His Shed Blood Paid for your sins! Jesus's last words on the Cross were IT IS FINISHED! Friend your sin debt has been Paid in FULL! Your sins have you Seperated from The Holy God with the death penalty, eternal separation from God in a place called Hell. BUT God did Everything necessary to save you Forever! Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord! Jesus will save you right now! And He will Never Ever let you go! He LOVES you Fiercely and Passionately! Every Sign He gave us as to the timing of His Return is in sharp relief Right Now! Many will finally believe on Jesus Christ after the Rapture when millions disappear. They will pay with their lives for their belief in Jesus. Countless will be beheaded. Please accept Jesus Christ as your Savior today! 💗💗💗

[@Ghostly-00]

Those are probably the coolest last words ever.

[@Ghostly-00]

Those are probably the coolest last words ever.

[@jayanthony3924]

If you squint your eyes the opening in his hat looks like an eye

[@turnoffurxboxurbad]

Lmao cracks me up the things people think of when watching videos.

[@jacobgilles2392]

Dude I just got done smoking the best weed if my life. And that shit got me😂

[@mkw3980]

Why do people always have to announce that they smoke weed? Just a curiosity

[@dmoney4846]

I definitely needed that laugh

[@gage2038]

Wtf your right

[@posell]

Kevin Smith is my favorite director. So glad he made it. My wife died the day before her 33rd bday and the last thing we said to each other was I love you. Now I see the world so much differently. All the little BS doesn't matter anymore.

[@MRLFMAO]

I am not scared of dying. I am scared of seeing my parents die. Seeing them getting old day by day is tough.

[@izzoratedr4771]

i be feeling the same way. im crazy bout my moms bro😂

[@TheCarnivalguy]

“The journey doesn’t end here. Death is just another path. One that we all must take”. Gandalf the White

[@Slipmahoney21]

So you feel better about death because of a saying by a pretend wizard? Great.

[@asadnyjfan9008]

@@Slipmahoney21 sounds to me like you’ve never truly lived lol

[@FTWGamerTrue]

@@Slipmahoney21 you sound like a shallow sad person. Wisdom can be found anywhere, why not in the writing of a book, in the words of a character? I hope you catch the fucker pissing in your cheerios

[@konan8353]

@@Slipmahoney21 Welcome to Christianity

[@Dixie_Normous212]

Why are you even here? Please do us and yourself a favor and do not watch or comment on profound videos like these again in the future. Did you not hear a word he said? He himself Referenced a comic book issue and quote as something that helped him through his moments before death. Then you have the audacity to make a comment out of sheer senseless stupidity on someone else’s comment. You’re a complete fool and I pity you. I do hope you find some form of enlightenment before it’s your time. Ignorance is bliss

[@zerc1]

I’m in a funk right now, this video came in at just the right time. I’m wasting my life worrying about stuff that doesn’t matter. Thank you Joe and Kevin for putting this interview together.

[@dba4292]

Whatever you go through right now, I hope it goes over quickly. I know that feeling. All the best :)

[@silvertonjersey4177]

zerc1 i hear ya..gotta try to fuck around and smile bro

[@williamepperson3443]

I turned this on because I've been unable to get out of bed the last few months... This was beautiful to hear, I need to get up

[@zerc1]

@@williamepperson3443 I hope you find solace in the fact that you're not alone and that despite having difficulties, you're able to appreciate the message that Kevin and Joe put out there to help others cope with difficult times.

[@notinuse5239]

@@williamepperson3443 wish you the best with all you do, I think of that moment before death as a PowerPoint presentation of all your memories playing back to you, and the more you make, the more full filling death becomes. I don't know what's happening in your life but I have been in a similar place, and managed to dig my way out, tooth and nail. I can empathise with you. Good luck!

[@michaelshumber8153]

On July 13, 2018 I was bit by a fire ant 2x and went into anaphylactic shock, which nearly killed me. After that close call, I certainly gained some perspective much like Kevin Smith has and considering the timeframe, I was happy to hear about Kevin's road to recovery and his perspective on his experience; it really helped with my own recovery. I hope that none of you have to live through such an experience, but I do hope that you're able to have a similar perspective that these two men do because we really should push each day to the limit and take nothing for granted.

[@samanthasmith4038]

Bit by a fire?

[@GT-fh5no]

I had a near death experience, I echo what he says, I joined the source, an instant in time was an eternity, I wanted to stay but was given direction about what I need to do. All I can say is everything's OK, will be OK you realise it as you start to pass - when you join back unbound into the universal energy. I also came back knowing that I could comfort and help people at the end of life to let go and pass on. This experience helped me a lot a few weeks ago while I held my dad's hand as he was dying of covid

[@Thetwentyduce]

Rip to your father

[@nathaneabbott]

I am not afraid of death. I’m afraid of suffering, and pain. That’s way worse than death in my opinion.

[@redgatorgamingnetwork]

Ditto

[@tourzrap]

That’s a really good comment

[@phoenixrisin2269]

Comfort is a slow death. I prefer pain!

[@jeffward6239]

Life is filled with both and lots of it.....death is the absence of pain and freedom from worry and fear. Hell is an absence of God and that to me would be scary.

[@charlieamabile1360]

that's my feeling

[@culdwun9002]

So it’s basically like going face to face with a scary looking skeleton but you find out he’s actually a really nice guy.

[@thetrevorschannel9967]

Or a hot emo goth girl

[@KidFresh71]

I have had two NDEs (one heart attack, and one drowning). And Mr. Smith is right- both times were extremely peaceful. Of course while drowning, at first I was terrified and struggling. But after I thought I was actually going to die, and was sinking below the surface of the water before I was saved, I actually thought to myself: "So, this is what it's like to drown. It's super peaceful."

[@whatrtheodds]

Did it hurt?

[@user-dq2yb7ir6z]

"Did it hurt?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheWallaby66]

My dad at 87 on his last day in hospital said im leaving today , dont hold me back, im not coming back. I held his hand and told him to head for the light surrounded by my siblings and my mum as he took his last breath. Amazing experience, but my goodness i miss him and the opportunity for his wisdom.

[@truth6323]

"The biggest fucking thing you'll ever complete in life, is your journey..." Kevin smith

[@avlakos4954]

I read that while he was saying it 🤯

[@johnadams-wp2yb]

Death isn't a problem. It's the dying bit I don't fancy.

[@karliegilbert3917]

john adams me too the suffering part

[@hurley31]

This is what people struggle to get. Death is nothing, you will be dead so it doesn't really matter. It's the method that's the scary part.

[@swap9640]

wouldn't you want to experience maximum pain as a completion to journey? I mean, the relief of dying from it must be orgasmic, really, there's no thing to fear..

[@bobwilkinsonguitar6142]

It's not the death or the dying, it's the pain that precedes and follows them

[@lightbeing8174]

hurley 31 Hell sounds from siberia diggigs the video last 3:18 the channel is titled dixie heady. This is a concern this a worry.

[@michaelgeorge1712]

I remember flying home on a early Sunday morning, because my dad had called on a Saturday night saying she only has a week left, because of cancer. She could barely talk, she was so weak. All she said on the Wednesday was, "I'm afraid...I'm so afraid!" So I said, "what are you afraid of?" She said, "of dying"! On Thursday, all she could say was, "I'm ready....I'm ready!" She was ready. She had made peace! Like she accepted her fate! By Friday night.....she passed! At her funeral, all I could muster was, "I'll see you one day!"

[@jarrettsmith6047]

I’ve died myself before and when he said death is bliss it gave me chills cause those were my exact words and it helped me deal with watching my mom die cause i know she’s in peace

[@saryn1829]

My best friends dad died in the hospital for a minute. When he came back and became aware of what happened he broke down in tears right there in the hospital bed. Everyone thought he was just scared but he later opened up and admitted he was crying because he wanted to go back and that it was blissful compared to real life. He was a pretty happy guy and he loved life, which makes it all the more interesting that what comes after death feels so orgasmic compared to anything this world offers

[@3dot88]

Bro that was real life. We come here to experience duality

[@malamute4793]

maybe you can do him a favor and send him back to that blissful place of eternal sunshine JK

[@rankoss3437]

Yeah but your brain is still active when this happens idk when your brain goes

[@gamerepic4760]

Porn??

[@yaboyyybustos5761]

Deejay d if anything it’s exactly like sleeping, we all love to sleep anyways

[@titsmcgee798]

So nobody's going to talk about the fact that his mom was happy to die because she wouldn't have to feed the cat

[@andrewreeves1250]

Cole Noland I caught that, hilarious

[@jeffreykent5271]

Cats are hell

[@ryanmcdaniel1933]

I'd be happy too

[@bbwlu8254]

Omfg 😂😂😂 responsibilities is a mf. 🤦🏾‍♀️🤣

[@1031jmurray]

Just an example of the freedom that comes with letting go of responsibility and control.

[@Rev_Oir]

Drowned in a Tahoe swimming pool back in 1965. My brother got me to go off the slide into the deep end 7 times. I was a poor swimmer. The eighth time, I couldn't make it back to the side of the pool. My arms and legs felt like lead. I couldn't dogpaddle anymore. Couldn't keep my head above water. Took my first breath of water. It hurt. I took a second breath of water, and that didn't hurt as much. I sank down a foot or two, and watched the lights dance on the surface. People's laughter and chatter echoed away into a deep hum. Tunnel vision took my view of the lights, and my arms and legs finally stopped burning. It was very peaceful. I was floating high above rolling green hills. Kids ran around a castle. Creampuff clouds overhead. Soft breezes. Bouncy brass band music played. I was going to live there. It was wonderful. Next thing I knew, I was puking water up by the side of the pool. The stupid Doris Day lookalike lifeguard had pulled me out and got me breathing again. I was furious at her, because I wanted to go back to the castle, play and explore. 58 years later, I have symptoms of a terminal illness. No official diagnosis yet, but there's not much else it could be. There's no cure, and the treatments only prolong the suffering. I look forward to going back, and playing in the castle.

[@dylans.6400]

I want to go to the castle too

[@Rev_Oir]

@@dylans.6400 See you there

[@truthfullyyours4684]

Death is to be feared, an eternal state of non existence is terrifying. Eternal non existence 🤯

[@redskywalker3374]

John 3:36 HB KJV ( hath or not ? )

[@catherineford6201]

You don't get off so lightly! 😂

[@AlLunacyReviews]

I lost my mom 4 years ago. The last words she whispered to me as I held her hand were " I'm very proud of you". Still brings tears to my eyes everytime I remember.

[@kingretro7634]

rip for your loss brother shes in a better place now

[@suenetteedwards5965]

My Mom said something similar. She said "You're a Good daughter. ".

[@donica42]

My Grandma died two hours ago. I hope She felt the same bliss and freedom...

[@nameinvain6]

We really all do. Scientists have found that there's a chemical released by the brain that not only let's the rest of your body know you're dying but takes away all feeling. People often do associate that with bliss.

[@allidoiscry4119]

@@nameinvain6 great. I wanna go to that euthanasia clinic in Switzerland.

[@nameinvain6]

Grab The Crucifix Band I looked this up and just was beyond confused. Do you mind explaining it further?

[@CommandoJenkins]

2 hours ago 10 months ago, and you're already on the internet....you're just a pos.

[@lealeak7458]

CommandoJenkins they’re on a video about life after death so obviously they’re seeking comfort. Mind your business.

[@olivercharles3055]

I feel like I really needed to hear this, I’m 22 I’ve been struggling with panic attacks related to death and it sucks. But I’m glad that I came across this video to hear such a positive insight from Kevin about something I feared the most ❤️

[@peacefrog9306]

hah, im 22 as well and here for the same reason. must be something about the age.

[@cstoomey]

Struggle with them and don't fight them. At some point you'll think you are dying or having a massive heart attack but won't, which will be a datapoint that will break the cycle. Don't fight the attack. Feel and lean into it. Tell it to go to hell too. :)

[@vincentricker2716]

All my life I've been hearing the story from my dad about when he fell head first through some ice down by the river and saw flashy lights like a tunnel and saw his life flash before his eyes then he saw what described as a council of hooded figures who told him its not your time to go back then he came back hanging on to the ladder and pulling himself out near the docks he was at as if something guided his hand to it. My grandfather on my moms side had bone cancer and was in severe pain and died at home in his bed. They gave him morphine for the pain but he said he was seeing his father waiting for him to take him with. The night he died we were reminiscing about him, my brother and I while staying with my grandmother to keep her company. At one point my brother said I wonder what he is doing right now and my grandmother said he is probably on his journey and all of a sudden the little train stand they had on their TV which didn't work prior to his death because I remember pushing the button and my grandfather told me it didn't work anymore started going off...Choo Choo going around its track. Then another time after my uncles funeral we drove my dad's mom home and she told me that when my grandfather had a heart attack when we were younger he saw st Peter at the pearly gate and he told him it wasn't his time to go back. Later probably about 2016 he had a stroke and some other things go wrong and wound up in the hospital my dad said when he went to visit the first thing he said to my dad when he entered the room was I had a dream I was on a fishing boat with Jesus and when he snapped his fingers all the fish jumped into the boat. He told my dad that he laughed hysterically at it. He finally died a few years after that sitting in a hospital bed and he appeared in good health as the nurses were just joking around with him then he turned to them and said well im going to go now and he passed away. I have always believed in life after death because of these experiences and hope they help any others who read this.

[@jennycakess2840]

Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏🙏 I'm a believer.

[@ferkinskin]

As Christopher Hitchens said- The fear is not that he party is over. It's that the party is still going on, but you're not invited.

[@dalecooper36]

ferkinskin just finished „Mortality“ :(

[@BatEatsMoth]

If there's an afterlife, that's his hell.

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

Bat Eats Moth Hint: There isn’t ;)

[@BatEatsMoth]

@@BlGGESTBROTHER your opinion.

[@llsspp]

You left out the end of that quote: “alright then.. because it might make us feel better, suppose instead you’re told; this party’s going on FOREVER, and you can’t leave” 😂

[@jona.scholt4362]

My grandfather, an incredibly stoic man, simply called death life's last great adventure. He died a couple weeks after my grandmother.

[@randybeeman7823]

I also feel the same as you're grandfather ! I caused my health to be bad , that's on me . No more traveling until that last breath . Then I get to see what the ride's all about

[@mrdrenalin69]

I’m not afraid to die, but I am afraid to leave my loved ones behind.

[@interviolet6675]

My dad was in the hospital but he was out of town, he called me shortly before he passed. I'll never forget the last time I heard him say "I love you son" part of me knew he was in really bad shape that this was the last time I would get to talk to him, That was in January of 2019 It's been eating away at me every day and night, I look a lot like him so It's impossible to not think of him. I miss him so much

[@juanairisliranzorodrigues7527]

'Anticipation of death is worse. Than death itself Hannibal lector

[@dolenzmcqueen8316]

Juan Iris Liranzo Rodrigues Anticipation about anything bad is worse than the thing itself.....and anticipation about anything good is better than the thing itself.

[@theNickRYG]

If you spend the ride waiting for the ride to end, you really miss out on the ride itself.

[@davidsteele3155]

well said

[@therealistthereis3852]

Deep

[@cedcampbell47012]

"you are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. and then one day you find ten years have got behind you no one told you where to run. you missed the starting gun" Richard Wright, Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Nick Mason. So true. Glad you're still here Kevin

[@SolR22]

My grandma, who I admired more than anyone else, last words to me were: "Don't worry about me. I did everything I wanted to do here. I'm not afraid." I hope to be able to say this one day.

[@poproxx8467]

I've been having some mad death anxiety for years, and it's good to hear this guy out on seeing it in a nicer view.

[@Tyrfingr]

Many views to see it from. Deepen your knowledge and awareness of the fact that life exist in vacuum of space - and the journey this planet have gone through until we arrived. That stuff will humble you.

[@poproxx8467]

@@Tyrfingr I've looked into these things for a long time. I think what mainly holds me back from acceptance of death is just the natural instincts to survive.

[@Tyrfingr]

@@poproxx8467 Nobody will claim that it is a particularly easy thing to deal with. My best friend passed away at 36 from a heart failure, he had issues for years before so it wasn't from nowhere. And my dad died of cancer last year. I remember visiting my maternal grandmother at hospital shortly before she passed when i was 15. Some deaths are not what we call "fair", others are completely natural given the advanced years of a person. We all know it must end at some point. The natural instincts to survive is most likely if i may guess, something that younger people feel more acutely - having so much time left. Dealing with the question of death now and then probably serves a person some good, we prefer to live our lives as if death didn't exist for ourselves - it just happens to others. And we go on doing all kinds of nonsense or stupidities in life. And doing those things to others, arguing and yelling over matters that don't really matter even a week later. I started to read books at a very early age, always keen to learn as much as i could about all kinds of topics. Eventually you run into people like Plato and Aristotle - and more obscure people in modern age like Terence Mckenna. They all deal with these questions in ways that are really comforting. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGisl6yZqcdoeqs

[@tmbzeke2734]

"If you live life in fear of death you're already dead" -someone in the comment section

[@apeacefulmcadory1627]

Me too

[@joshuatriplett8877]

Joe: Your brain produces all these chemicals, first thing he says is DMT 🤣🤣

[@Matty94]

Ye ofc haha 😂😂

[@johntaranto29]

Thats the good one

[@Fuzzmo147]

It’s true! It’s a medical fact my friend.

[@BobbyTMF]

I mean he’s not wrong

[@thedreamerisme6275]

Having been pulled back after nearly 2 minutes of cardiac arrest, I can attest to the great deep sleep that came with my death experience. There was nothing to do, think or say and it was pure bliss. Go gently.

[@mandyp2320]

Before your experience what did you think would happen after death?

[@thedreamerisme6275]

@@mandyp2320 good question, I had experienced the same type of mindless bliss that came with a few psychedelic experiences before the cardiac arrest so I may have had an idea of how my own death would go that way. Having the real momentary death experience was a beautiful confirmation.

[@jamesspella8548]

Amazingly profound! I don't fear death. I fear debility and still living.

[@clockwize]

"Don't fear death" says everyone who isn't dying at this very moment.

[@gucci1658]

Don't fear death.

[@CallOfDutyFan86]

Don't fear death.

[@thetwofacedphantom53]

Don't fear death

[@jakethesnake4056]

Don't fear death.

[@bobbybluegaming9020]

Don’t fear death.

[@salvatoredecicco1761]

Epicurus- Why should I fear death? If i am, then death is not. If death is, then I am not. Why should I fear that which can only exist when I do not?

[@jamesobert2431]

Salvatore DeCIcco I’d forgotten that quote. I meet few people who know epicurean philosophy. Death is like being in jail because of the fact that the worst part is not knowing when your getting out. Once you get a date, your relaxed. I personally believe in nothing, it helps me sleep at night but idk. I look at it like this: focus on life because your gonna be dead way longer

[@moeskillet6757]

But theirs a moment the two will meet. For to be not, you must meet death.

[@dankennedy8757]

@@moeskillet6757 no man time skips like a scratched CD and then there's no such thing as time

[@dommidavros2211]

Salvatore DeCIcco - Because it’s an eternity of nothingness, you wally!!! Who the Hell in their right mind would want that???! 😡😡😡😡

[@mmaphilosophytheologyscien4578]

James Obert Evidence for Christianity. Anybody who sees this should save it to a word document and study it. God bless. Kalam Cosmological Argument: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHTYnXWrgqh_nZI crossexamined.org/11-objections-kalam-cosmological-argument/ Defending Kalam from Objections kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZfWipuNg7KMqJY Defending Kalam from More Objections kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpyviJuojamojtE Boltzmann Brain Multiverse Problem God is outside of time so there was no "before time." Even atheist like Lawrence Krauss admit that the concept of "before time" is nonsense because time is irrelevant if you're outside of time, which no universe or universe within the multiverse (if it even exists) can be. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYDcgnmhd5Z0fa8 Borde-Guth-Vilenkin Theorem Fine Tuning Argument: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5uqgXt8aqZphtE crossexamined.org/mistaken-objections-seek-trivialize-fine-tuning/ Defending Fine Tuning From Objections uncommondescent.com/intelligent-design/debunking-the-debunker-how-sean-carroll-gets-the-fine-tuning-argument-wrong/ Defending Fine Tuning From More Objections uncommondescent.com/intelligent-design/is-god-a-good-theory-a-response-to-sean-carroll-part-two/ Defending Fine Tuning From More Objections Moral Law Argument: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hanMcpyhetBlrLc kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGawiHWphctopsk Defending Moral Law Argument From Objections kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3yoonVroJxmo5o Debunking Matt Dillahunty's 'Secular Morality' kzbin.info/www/bejne/ranEnaWthbOehKs A Critique of Sam Harris the Moral Landscape Ontological Argument: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnPQcn55q7yfbZY kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4TdaZ6jg96elaM Defending Ontological Argument from Objections Resurrection of Christ: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGnPnKirnbuehas kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ3ag5Z4bsp-Zsk Defending Resurrection from Objections carm.org/was-resurrection-story-borrowed Specific and not easily predictable prophecies made in the bible that came true: apologeticspress.org/APContent.aspx?topic=101 www.biblestudytools.com/bible-study/topical-studies/the-old-testament-is-filled-with-fulfilled-prophecy-11652232.html These are just a few prophecies among many And many historians/investigators that came to know Christ did so because they determined that many biblical prophecies came true (after they were written) among other things (Lee Strobel, Craig Blomberg, Dr. Bruce Metzger, Dr. Edwin Yamauchi, Dr, John McRay, Dr. Gregory McBoyd, Dr. Ben Witherington, Dr. Gary Collins, Dr. Alexander Metherell, etc.). Many of these men, such as Lee Strobel, were atheists at one point. No, evolution doesn't disprove Christianity, and Old Earth is compatible with the Bible: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYPVk4uZnppqgbc Evidence for an Adam and Eve www.godandscience.org/apologetics/humans_out_of_africa.html Out of Africa? www.godandscience.org/apologetics/longlife.html Long Life Spans kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH6pgaGha62WiZo Where did Cain Get His Wife www.gotquestions.org/tree-knowledge-good-evil.html Tree of Knowledge kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ-sl56BhZecptk Animal Death Before the Fall? crossexamined.org/evolution-true-happen-adam-eve/ What if Evolution is True? kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYezdYmddtempbc Hugh Ross Creation Days creation.com/refuting-noahs-ark-critics Refuting Noah's Ark Critics www.godandscience.org/apologetics/localflood.html Biblical Evidence for Regional Flood kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIClpniDj6hgrZo Understanding the Flood of Genesis No, God is not immoral in the Old Testament or New Testament: Christians Don't Have to Follow Old Testament Civil or Ceremonial Laws Anymore kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3SWomaQp8SFbqc Old Testament (Genocide, etc.) apologeticspress.org/apcontent.aspx?category=11&article=763 Keeping the women alive Many of the nations the Israelites defeated were incredibly evil Societies (I'd say worse than Nazi's). God also gaves these nations the time and chance to repent, which they did not kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaqvoaydpZmYiac Slavery (The slavery practiced in the bible was more like indentured servanthood where you worked on someones land for a few years, and then had to be let go, usually on the year of jubilee. Indentured servanthood was a way to escape poverty. And below are some links to verses atheists commonly refer to when mentioning slavery.) answeringsceptics.wordpress.com/2013/10/21/answering-leviticus-25-44-46-the-bible-condones-slavery/comment-page-1/ More on Slavery www.gotquestions.org/beating-slaves.html More on Slavery carm.org/leviticus-homosexuality-old-testament-law Mixed fabrics, shellfish, etc. apologeticspress.org/APContent.aspx?article=913 Bashing Babies Heads? www.gotquestions.org/Bible-rape.html What Does the Bible Say About Rape kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5jGfWRrbLifhqM Why Does God Allow Evil www.gotquestions.org/natural-disasters.html Natural Disasters www.gotquestions.org/God-allow-sickness.html Why Does God Allow Sickness www.gotquestions.org/birth-defects.html Birth Defects www.godandscience.org/apologetics/sexism.html Alleged Sexism kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3WWdKZ8m7GrotE Does God Favor a Gender godswordtowomen.org/amputation.htm Cutting off womens hand? www.gotquestions.org/pain-in-childbirth.html Childbirth www.jw.org/en/publications/magazines/g201012/god-get-rid-of-devil/ kzbin.info/www/bejne/bniUep6ehdZ3epY Infinite Punishment for Finite Crime kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGaaoK2Kbqtqlck More on Hell kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmPHnmqZarR_nLs What if Hell didn't Exist www.gotquestions.org/never-heard.html What About Those That Never Heard the Gospel Prayer: carm.org/prayer-change-gods-mind kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGfFq558rZZ0gtU Cosmic Skeptics Prayer Fail Alleged Biblical Contradictions: apologeticspress.org/AllegedDiscrepancies.aspx www.revelation.co/2008/09/29/didnt-jesus-say-he-would-return-while-disciples-were-still-alive/ www.icr.org/bible/genesis/30/31-43/ Atheist Regimes Have Killed Vastly More Than the Religious: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qne5fYuanayDgKc kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqHVqHiAoK9metU Debunking the "Crusades" Genetic Fallacy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6ebfWhtfKaJh5I You only believe in God because you were born in X God allows us Free Will: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXqle2Sti9Z2m7c If God knows what I'm gonna do, blah blah kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZWcZnuVm5WgfdE Free will and Neuroscience kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJrRpWihn9SsbKs Micho Kaku on Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle www.gotquestions.org/free-will-in-heaven.html Will we have Free Will in heaven www.gotquestions.org/does-God-have-free-will.html Does God have Free Will And I know what you're gonna say to all this, so here's a response: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5C6l4ONf9emhrs Response to God of the Gaps Argument kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3OspH-KhpJ6gbM Why does God seem so hidden

[@Eshkanama]

Ever since my brother passed away a couple years ago, I feel a lot more comfortable with the idea of death. I’m still pretty terrified, but it feels a lot better and warmer knowing that MAYBE I can join him. Just to see him once more, I’d be so excited. I miss my baby brother more than I’ve ever missed another person. And as horrible as the death of a loved one is, it should bring you some sense of comfort, knowing that when you go, they very well may be reunited with you. I love all of you, even if I don’t know you. And I wish the best for you all.

[@samanthasmith4038]

I am so very sorry for your loss

[@user-jx9ln5qo9q]

Love you too stranger

[@aerofpv2109]

I don't fear death I just want to guide my 9 yr old boy and watch him grow up to be a loving man to his future family. I know it's part of life but hug your wife and children as much as you can and do things that make you all smile.

[@markrobinson6792]

About a year ago I had a major heart attack at 28 years old. Seeing this video now I’ve never related to something so much in my life. I’ve always had a hard time verbalizing what I felt but this came pretty damn close. Of course I didn’t want to die. But once I was pretty sure I was going to die, I was ok. For the most part. My wife and I had only been married for 8 months and she was 6 months pregnant at the time, my only regret was that I’d never get to meet my first born child. Now a little over a year later. My son just turned one and we’ve got a second boy on the way. It’s just crazy how things workout I guess.

[@evilprospers6838]

Dang bro, what caused you to have one? If u don’t mind me asking

[@Jbtigers5]

@@evilprospers6838 I'm curious as well. I'm 32 and it's been on my mind a lot lately. I don't have a healthy diet and I know the more I put off taking care of myself, the greater the risk of something happening... Hearing about 28 year olds having massive heart attacks definitely freaks me out and is an eye opener

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

Hey bro, last year I had a viral infection and they told me it was likely cancer (as I had had the viral infection before). Turns out that I had 1/10000 chance of recurrence, however that night was terrible. I think there is a difference once you actually know, it’s when it’s in doubt is the issue . My little girl was 10 months at the time so I was worried she wouldn’t never even know me. Glad you made it pal and much love

[@trentonmoore7416]

Does a heart attack hurt?

[@markrobinson6792]

@@evilprospers6838 it was a blood clot. Completely random occurrence.

[@mstone9364]

“Oh wow. Oh wow.” -Steve jobs last words

[@williamrithaler4051]

he actually said it three times

[@angusroewl7206]

@@williamrithaler4051 those were the last 2 times :)

[@scentlessapprentice88]

@angus LMAO😂😂 I miss that kind of humor

[@evildead1949]

99% of the facts you read on the internet are false... (winston Churchill)

[@mstone9364]

@@evildead1949 you’re a Jedi, Harry- Gandalf Game of Thrones

[@danielleblount1772]

My dad died last year from undiagnosed acute myeloid leukemia! The day before he died he relaxed looked calm and not in pain and he just said "I feel relaxed" my dad never relaxed

[@karmasutra4774]

So he was ready. Sorry for your loss

[@karenhurd9792]

This made me really understand how he could feel at peace with death. This was awesome. Glad he made it through.

[@user-uh6vy4mo3j]

Dear Karen, PLEASE read! 💗💗💗There is only ONE WAY to Heaven! His Name is JESUS! If you belong to.Him then the instant you die you are with Jesus! Beware of near death experiences where the person is Not a Believer in The Lord Jesus Christ as their Savior and comes back with reports of calming bright light and such. And tells how everything is fine and we are all wonderfully conected. No one is going to Heaven and coming back with stories like that. The devil is an angel of light. A liar and the father of lies. If you have not placed your Faith in Jesus Christ then your default destination is Hell. Eternal separation from God. How do you make absolutely Certain that you are going to Heaven? You admit you are a sinner in need of a Savior and BELIEVE on Jesus! Place your faith in Him! God's Eternal Salvation is a Free Gift! Jesus Christ, God's Only begotten Son, the 2nd Member of the Triune Godhead, laid down His Glory, took on human flesh, was born of a virgin, and lived the sinless Perfect Life you nor I ever could, Qualified to be our substitute, and laid down His Life on the Cross! He shed His Precious Blood and Paid in FULL for All your sins, past, present, and future, and rose again the 3rd day exactly as He said He would! John 3:16 is the Heartbeat of The Bible! You can do nothing to deserve or earn or keep your Salvation! It is a Gift! For You it is Free. It cost God Everything! Do you know what Sin is? It is an archery term. It means to miss the exact bullseye. God's Perfect Righteousness! God says there is no one righteous, not even one. So how do you stand blameless before God and spend eternity with Jesus in Heaven? You must be the Righteousness of God! THAT is what Jesus Freely gives you the instant you place your faith in Him! You just come as you are! Pray to Jesus now! Accept Him as your Savior! Accept that His Shed Blood Paid for your sins! Jesus's last words on the Cross were IT IS FINISHED! Friend your sin debt has been Paid in FULL! Your sins have you Seperated from The Holy God with the death penalty, eternal separation from God in a place called Hell. BUT God did Everything necessary to save you Forever! Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord! Jesus will save you right now! And He will Never Ever let you go! He LOVES you Fiercely and Passionately! Every Sign He gave us as to the timing of His Return is in sharp relief Right Now! Many will finally believe on Jesus Christ after the Rapture when millions disappear. They will pay with their lives for their belief in Jesus. Countless will be beheaded. Please accept Jesus Christ as your Savior today! 💗💗💗

[@Friartuck102]

I just feel bad for whoever cleans up my final stool.

[@zmw711]

Hahahahaha

[@yanivelinov878]

Lol

[@williamcolbert4860]

FriarTuck102 that’s why I’ll die on the toilet

[@JackBauerwashere]

This Person might not have been born yet

[@gamerepic4760]

I’m gonna be nice and take a shit before I die

[@gangstamum]

I agree 100% I had an NDE in 2011...almost 6 minutes... I have no fear of physical death either. There is no death. You just get to take off this very heavy meatsuit we have to wear in this current form.

[@Truthhammer711]

Did you feel the same way (free)? Did you see anything.

[@tommyconancoates7097]

@@Truthhammer711 I saw nothing and felt nothing , just black like falling asleep

[@DaleSteel]

Yeah but then you end up in another meat suite eventually. Nobody stays dead for ever.

[@lawrencegore8342]

Dale Steel lol yeah, sure

[@DaleSteel]

@@lawrencegore8342 oh sorry do you know differently?

[@Z-AUS-Z]

I can't comprehend eternal nothingness and that death can be so sudden and you wouldn't even know. It trips me out every time.

[@JesusGanga]

eternal nothingness was before you were born then you came into existence which seems impossible all this shit around us is impossible. Our own brain out of everything in this world is the most impossible thing to understand and yet it has such a simple end? idk

[@NostalgiaMan]

Dying is totally removed form the chemicals being released. The two are totally different.

[@nivekgad]

WRONG

[@vern15]

In ur dreams

[@chrismathis4162]

You know this how?

[@mattaustin7012]

Stick to saving helpless princesses link…

[@NostalgiaMan]

@@mattaustin7012 No I have seen what happens. I made a video about it a while ago

[@joncraven903]

I'm happy to be alive, and live every second of it. But I'll truly believe.. Death is only the Beginning.. Not the end.

[@blissessentials524]

I believe its simultaneously.. Being born we also go through death..and when we die when experience a life again and be born

[@blissessentials524]

@Robert u dont believe life after life so why even ask ??

[@ggerely]

@@blissessentials524 he might but from two people where one believes in afterlife and the other does not only the latter can be surprised when the time comes..

[@shayneb3540]

My Dad once told me "death is just a part of life and it's something we'll all experience, yet not many of us want to accept it. Being afraid of death is not living, while using death as an excuse for not living is not really accepting death." Looking back now, I understand what he was trying to teach me.

[@Arthur-nh8lm]

Damn that’s a good one.

[@evildead1949]

I don’t believe your dad said that. I think you made that up.

[@colereinert5207]

@@evildead1949 lmao

[@godnotavailable2094]

Those are some wise ass words. You should never worry too much about the future, because then you end up living in the anxieties of the unknown and not savoring every last drop of the present moment.

[@davoaxwell7349]

@@evildead1949 nigga think he funny or suin?

[@harveybeck8762]

Thank you Kevin ❤️ From a very young age I’ve loved Jay and Silent Bob films, well most of them. Your experience with dying and your mothers experience have really benefited me with the fear of my own death. I really appreciate you man. Thanks Joe for having him on and loving him ✌️ ❤️

[@skinnie2838]

Dont let him fool you. Kevin Smith just randomly called people 'racist misogynist manbabys' just because they didnt like his ultra woke far left He-man interpretation. He is not one of the good ones.

[@calskie3634]

a wise man once said ...." death smiles at us all....all a man can do...is smile back "..