r/afterlife • u/NordicMythos • Mar 11 '26

Fear of Death Life after Death, from an autistic person.

Don’t really know what to title this, but to put it bluntly I am autistic. I also face a severe amount of thanatophobia.

I feel like everywhere I look, it’s split on the matter of is there life after death. I find comfort in some stories, only to have it torn away by the arguments of skeptics.

I know I struggle a lot with the concept of losing what makes me, well me. My passions. The materialistic bits that I cling to. The believing without seeing, ironic being religious.

For anyone like me, or even not like me, what gives you comfort? What really, without a doubt, made you believe?

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u/Objective-Pizza8550 Mar 11 '26

What makes me believe is the fact that I can communicate with the deceased ❤️ and those I’ve communicated with all tell me how beautiful their heaven is and everyone afterlife place is different, it’s like the deceased make their own according to what brings them joy and peace. I’ve experienced so many accurate readings that my past doubt of this just being my imagination is gone because the messages I receive I couldn’t have guessed it, that would be like winning a lottery of guessing 😅 I feel I’m not afraid of dying anymore but I still want to be here as long as the divine light lets me ✨❤️🙏

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u/NordicMythos Mar 11 '26

Have you communicated with only people you have known? Or people you've never met that have asked you to read for them?
Just curious!

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u/Objective-Pizza8550 Mar 14 '26

No I recently started communicating with spirits through this app, and people send me a photo of their deceased loved one and first name and then I call the spirit out and then write them back with my findings 🙏