This page was set up so that viewers of this site can read
and share theories of death. There is no single theory that is
deemed the absolute truth, as none of them can be proved correct
or (fortunately) incorrect. Theories are only a matter of opinion
and belief; the great thing is that if you do not like a theory
you do not have to believe it. If you have any original theories
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soon as possible.
1.Heaven, Hell and
Everlasting Life
This theory is based on the belief that there is a place
called heaven and a place called hell. Heaven is a white, pure
haven, where people walk around in white dresses and spend for
evermore sitting on clouds and playing harps- the place wed
all love to goto. Hell, however is a red, fiery crevice, where
people are forced to wear red body paint and spend all eternity
being poked by devils with tridants along side the continuously
burning pits of hell. If you are good during your mortal lifetime
you will goto heaven, but if you are naughty you will be banished
to the depths of hell.
This theory is rather more boring that the one above. The
basic theme is, that once you have lived your life doing charity
work for the local church, or working as an underground drug
dealer, you die. Nothing happens to you after that (except the
inevitabilty of your eventual decay) because you are dead, when
you are dead you cannot think and therefore cannot experience
anthing.
Re-incarnation theory states that when anything dies, be it
an insect, an animal or a human, it is judged. If the organism
has been good throughout its life, the ant has been a good team
player in the construction of its habitat, the cow has chomped on
grass and remained dosile and content in its field, and the human
has been kind and caring and has managed to achieve great things
on earth, the spirit of the organism is lifted from the body of
its former self and is re-born into a higher organism, for
example a good ant may be re-born as a stoat. Once an organism
has been so good for so long that there are no higher bodies
availiable, they are moved onto a higher plane of existence
the details of which are unknown to those who have not yet
experienced the transcendence.