Is death too an illusion?

[Conscientious Anon]

How can both life and death be illusions? Where do we ever know what's true? 

[SoonHei]

@Conscientious Anon there's an ever continuous experience of your life ever since you were born. 

There's just LIFE.

 

Birth and death are illusions.

Life is the movie which begins (birth) and ends (death) 

But life is the tv screen on which the movie plays. After one dies/ends, The next begins/is born.

 

You are the Tv Screen/LIFE itself.

Edited June 6, 2020 by SoonHei

[allislove]

13 minutes ago, Conscientious Anon said:

How can both life and death be illusions?

The ultimate answer: because you dream everything  

Where do we ever know what's true? 

By realizing our true nature we know what is true  

 

[VeganAwake]

When it's recognize that the supposedly separate living individual is Maya illusion of the self, death no longer applies because there was never anyone real living in the first place. ❤

[Aaron p]

It sure feels like death and life are real

[Astra]

I define death as being or experiencing formlessness. So I could say that I am already dead and always will be since I am formless. 

 

I define birth as experiencing being a new form. So I could say I am experiencing birth every moment I am alive. 

 

The idea of Death is imaginary because the “reality” is that we are already dead. (Depends on your definition of death)

 

Life/Form is imaginary because “reality” is all in the mind of God/Self. When all form fades away Self remains. This moment is a thought.

 

Life feels so real because in the mind of God/Self we get to experience form while being formless. The best of both worlds.