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Part of Cannabis Bodymind Pleasurology is losing our fear of death, which makes us needlessly anxious. To lose our fear of death, we need a precise and very accurate concept of what death is.
We ARE our field of consciousness, which is produced by our brain. When our brain stops producing consciousness, it just evaporates, which is a painless process in itself, and our self has dissolved. Once consciousness and our self have dissolved into thin air, we have no more awareness of anything whatsoever. We're not aware that our consciousness is no longer in existence, we don't realize that we're no longer living, we don't regret not being alive, and we don't remember that we ever lived or anything we ever did. We don't even notice that we're not there anymore. And this state of affairs doesn't last for even a nanosecond, because without consciousness, we can't be aware of the passage of time.
So death is zero experience for zero time, of which we have no awareness at all. We've all been through this non-experience thousands of times, when we go through dreamless sleep several times a night. We never notice being in a state of dreamless sleep, because our consciousness is temporarily absent, and it's impossible to notice or remember anything without consciousness. Every period of dreamless sleep has no experienced duration of time at all, and thus it is exactly the same as being dead for 100 billion years, which also has no duration of time whatsoever. Both experiences are impossible to notice, because there is a complete absence of experience for exactly zero time.
Why should we be afraid of something we've been through thousands of times without ever noticing it, much less being bothered by it?
We're never going to experience being dead--we're only going to experience being alive and conscious. Nothing we can say, think or do will change that simple fact. There's no point being angry or depressed about it, because that doesn't change the fact that death is pure unnoticeable nothingness that lasts exactly zero time. Being upset or anxious about death has no effect on what happens when we die. All it does is make our conscious life less enjoyable, while we are conscious and alive.
So if we are Pleasurological Realists, we will stop worrying about death, which will in no way be unpleasant, and instead we will calmly focus our efforts on making our conscious life as pleasurable and euphoric as possible for as long as it lasts. We only win or lose the game of life in each present moment, as we live it.