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good books on the subject of death (the void) 2017-03-20 09:32:34 Post No. 9266056
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2017-03-20 09:32:34
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I'm not suicidal, and im not scared of death.
The idea that death (in accordance with my own beliefs) is the entering of an endless unconscious void is indeed very hard to grasp. I'd like to further explore this conclusion that awaits us all.
Relevant book suggestions please!
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No Exit - Sartre
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>>9266077
Thank you for the suggestion!
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ubik philip k dick
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>>9266056
Listen up, bro: If death is an endless uncoscious void, what good does conciously reading about it do? Wouldnt it be more productive to experience this void directly by perceiving that everything is created by mind alone? Thereby achieving an empty mind that holds nothing, achieving oneness of life and death and so on ... Nah, read a book and think alot
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>>9266056
didn't cioran write something "on death"? i forget
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>>9266056
kill yourself and then write about it
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>>9266056
Isn't there a book or series by Philip Jose Farmer about a river or something ? A place where all dead people meet and can talk together. Can't remember, and didn't read it. But anyway it's not about death as an endless unconscious void, and I don't actually see how a novel could picture death as such a void. Or could it ?
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'On Death' by Francis Bacon
The Moral Discourses of Epictetus
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>>9268254
Also Phaedrus by Plato
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