Have any of you tried spirituality cope and it failed?

[ONION BURPS]

Once that cope fails there is nothing left. All hope is lost after the final and strongest cope dies

 

[DjentlemanDuke]

I don't believe in sprituality to begin with. I just hope that one day I'll die a painless death

 

[ONION BURPS]

I don't believe in sprituality to begin with. I just hope that one day I'll die a painless death

Genuinely the only thing all of us can hope for

 

[DjentlemanDuke]

Genuinely the only thing all of us can hope for

Bro i once came to my grandfather's grave at night and l lay down there. As expected, I had a deep conversation for an hour and then asked: "If you can hear what I said, please give me a sign that you're here"
There was no sign given. No noises, no answer, no shadow, no phantom of him. I eventually felt tired and slept there. Woke up, i felt really aggravated, shit was horrible, mosquitoes bit me everywhere, then it started to rain in the morning for no reason. It became clear that spirituality wasn't a thing, just some stupid cope made by grievers. My grandfather was never there to listen to whatever the fuck I said, and I had been talking to his tombstone

 

[ONION BURPS]

Bro i once came to my grandfather's grave at night and l lay down there. As expected, I had a deep conversation for an hour and then asked: "If you can hear what I said, please give me a sign that you're here"
There was no sign given. No noises, no answer, no shadow, no phantom of him. I eventually felt tired and slept there. Woke up, i felt really aggravated, shit was horrible, mosquitoes bit me everywhere, then it started to rain in the morning for no reason. It became clear that spirituality wasn't a thing, just some stupid cope made by grievers. My grandfather was never there to listen to whatever the fuck I said, and I had been talking to his tombstone

Beyond brutal story

 

[Extern]

I meditate sometimes. Religion is a delusionmaxxing tho

 

[UndeadDeadMan]

Bro i once came to my grandfather's grave at night and l lay down there. As expected, I had a deep conversation for an hour and then asked: "If you can hear what I said, please give me a sign that you're here"
There was no sign given. No noises, no answer, no shadow, no phantom of him. I eventually felt tired and slept there. Woke up, i felt really aggravated, shit was horrible, mosquitoes bit me everywhere, then it started to rain in the morning for no reason. It became clear that spirituality wasn't a thing, just some stupid cope made by grievers. My grandfather was never there to listen to whatever the fuck I said, and I had been talking to his tombstone

Dangerous trope promoted by Hollywood. If that scenario happened in a Hollywood movie, the grandfather's grave would light up or some shit, and the wind would blow differently.

IRL you just get a bunch of mosquitoes and rain. And you got lucky all things considered, take a look at Gemini's take on this:

Sleeping near a grave does not transmit deadly diseases directly from the corpse. However, cemetery soil and environments can harbor real health and safety risks.
Health and Environmental Risks: Soil bacteria: Studies show that cemetery soil can contain dangerous bacteria, such as *E. coli* and *Salmonella*, making direct contact with the skin or wounds—or the ingestion of soil—risky. Water contamination: In areas with poor sanitation, the proximity of cemeteries can contaminate groundwater with pathogens and chemicals, such as formaldehyde. Disease vectors: Cemeteries are often frequented by scavengers (such as large rats and cockroaches) that can carry bacteria and transmit intestinal infections to inhabited areas.

 

[hunter x atomics]

Once that cope fails there is nothing left. All hope is lost after the final and strongest cope dies

If you buy into it, its actually 9/10 cope but you really cant force it. if you try to force it you'll just end up feeling like you were scammed or something

 

[UndeadDeadMan]

You just gave me another thread idea. I hate Hollywood and the influence it has on people's behaviour. A philosopher called Theodor Adorno said Walt Disney was the most dangerous man of all time in America.