BBC has a great program that has been going on for some decades now called Horizons.

I've posted some of them here.

Here is one, a really cool afterlife experiment

and a meditation on the necessity of decay and all these interlinking processes...

As you may or may not know , I had an allergic reaction to chemo. A code had to be called but I came out of it very quickly (I think). No more chemo.

However this as niggled at my mind. When it happened. There was nothing. a void. No light. No nothing.I was out and then I was back. I have been wondering if this is what death is really  like. Out. no light and no coming back.

Help me here.

What are your thoughts?

Okay, so I am doing an ISU for philosophy and I was wondering if anyone could help! Its the evolution of an idea, so I pick a question and basically try to answer it or get new insight at the very least. I chose the question "Do we live more than one life?", so if you have any thoughts to add or would like to discuss then please post! Thanks for your help!

Where will we go when we die? Heaven? Hell? Spirit World? or do we just rot in the ground?

This question has always bothered me.

I do believe there is a God, but no Heaven or Hell. Does that make me a bad person? I do believe there is a afterlife for us, but where?

When people died 2100-3000 years ago, where did they go if Jesus wasn't born yet?

Sorry for all these  questions, I'm not a very religious person.

Most of my best ideas come to me while in the shower. Most of my worst ideas also come to me while in the shower. My point – most of my ideas comes to me while in the shower. Like most epiphanies, especially ones that happen in the shower, this one could easily be shot down with one sentence – I am looking for that one sentence. So theists, please help me with this one. This is not an argument against the existence of god/God/G-d. It is an argument against the incompatibility of earthly suffering and heaven.