Death: Handling Deaths & Loss

[Lightningsnake]

Thank you very much.

When I was a child, I lived next to a cemetery for a few years. In winter, when it got dark earlier, life there was even more gloomy. There was always a strange feeling present.
As a Zevist, I realized that the strange feeling was caused by the presence of the energy of death.

 

[Ayleth [NG]]

Thank You High Priest! It really puts into perspective that our time here is limited, and we must make the most of it, to be with loved ones, to create new bonds, and to see the end of others. Birth and death will always remain sacred, intimate moments for every person.

This made me ask myself: what are the most primal fears that humans have?

 

[Persephone [NG]]

I've always been very close to death. When I saw someone deceased as a child, I wasn't afraid; on the contrary. Unfortunately, I was influenced at home by the Abrahamic religion, which forces you to be afraid, conditioning you with movies, gossip, and making you look crazy.
I got to the point where I was literally afraid, and when someone died, not only did I feel it first, but I was also afraid they would come to me.
With the Gods, I'm finding peace in this; death is transformation. Everything is making sense again, and everything has much more value. I often wonder what my death will be like, but the more time passes, the less I fear it.

 

[Liveon140]

I lost my mother this year breast cancer it happened so quickly.Sometimes I dream of her and feel so guilty of not doing so much of her.Thy is a sermon HP Hoodedcobra wrote similar to this one it made me feel better and understand l forgot the title of the sermon.l just hope the Gods are with her.

 

[UDDTHU]

Hail to the High Priest HOODED COBRA666.
and thank you for this inspiring post.
Before I found the path of Zevism, I despised my own existence, my thoughts were filled with death and the desire to end it all.
But since I encountered Lucifer, everything has changed. I fell in love with life itself, with who I am, and with the simple miracle of being alive.
Still, I carry a fear of death. I know it isn’t the end, yet I dread losing the beauty of the life I now cherish.
Sometimes that fear becomes obsessive, it lingers in my mind and overshadows everything else.
I understand that such fear can be transformed through meditation, even used to strengthen and prolong life… but for now, it remains a shadow I must learn to master.

 

[sauron]

hail satan

 

[I am a giraffe]

Yes, but even these, cannot fully fathom the rest of the path which is only revealed by the Gods and direct allegiance with them.

For the rest of humanity they are at least partially doomed in this, as the "mind" cannot hold fully what the soul can fathom.

I had been a hospice nurse assistant from 2011 to 2018. I won't give you all the details, but me and countless other nurses experienced a peace not felt by normal non hospice people .come over a room when someone passed away peacefully.


I had a list of clients on hospice. One happened to be legally blind, 100%. I went to grab her food tray, and she said, ‘There is a man behind you.

I didn't question it and I left and I am excited to see what comes next

 

[WishtoTimeTravel]

Fairplay Hooded Cobra. Good topic on death and opening the topic up. Glad it is not a taboo issue.