Re: Master password

["Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx>]

Roland Moore wrote:
> Everyone here including Bass will each get their turn at everlasting peace
> and quiet.
> How it does, when it does and under what conditions it does come are the
> only variables. I don't have any special knowledge of a hereafter, but you
> might want Bass to stick around for purely selfish reasons. You seem to know
> the negative side of Bass perhaps better than Bass himself does. If you end
> up in the same spot ultimately, do you want to give him that much of a
> challenge, opportunity and head start to get a special welcome ready for
> you? In my friend's recent passing he in his last moment's (in a coma) sat
> up and shouted  to someone (no one else in the room could see) "I am good to
> go". As you depart the planet you may see, as many other have reported
> seeing, certain visions.  Perhaps it will be a light you vision, whether
> heavenly in nature or perhaps more like a blast furnace door, either way
> Bass could be there saying "I've been waiting for you!" And to your loved
> ones still on earth your last words they hear you say would be "Bass? Is
> that you?"
>
>

When you're dead, you're dead.

But I can say that if I had the opportunity, I might consider using my
last breath to spit in his face.

There's no magic or mystery about dying.

Deitys are created in the minds of men to releive them of taking the
responsibilty for their own lives and deeds.

When I die, the world comes to an end. That's all that's important. I'm
the most important person that ever existed and ever will. While I'm
here, I take care of those that are important to me. When I'm gone
they're on their own.

 As a professor I had, once told me   ... "Don't eminitize the
eschaton"
( I dare you to look up the meaning of that quote!)