The Feeling of Death
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MatureComplete Tue, May 3, 20169m
Death,Nothingness,Dark,Quiet. I have no idea what was the feeling when you're Died, Do we reincarnate? Do we born again as Humans? Do we meet Heaven? I dont know.
Death is quite meaningless. We are in some sense forever locked in life
Death is defined from ignorance from the living, that has no idea.
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