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You Will Die Alone

You’re never truly alone! Even in a room full of people, your experience is uniquely yours. Embrace the truth of existential loneliness. It's it's this experience of aloneness at the core of your being that no one, no one really knows what it's like to be you. You're in a room full of people. Even the reason that this is so hard is that you can be in a room full of people who care about you, and you realize that no one will ever fully know what it's like to be you. No God, no person, no parent, no soulmate will ever really know what it's like to be you. You will die alone no matter how many people you have around you. You will die alone. And the way that you see the world and the way that you experience the world is so unique to you, it will die with you. That's existential loneliness. And so sometimes, like I said earlier, the hardest part of existential crisis is not what you're going through, but having to go through it alone. There's a difference between being in prison and being able to be in gen pop and being in prison in isolation. So for me personally, what this looked like was when I was kind of spent my time in the deepest part of the void. Total nihilism. No meaning to live suicidal ideation. I can't tell anyone about it because I don't want to drag someone into the void. Like if I really cared. Like if someone I really cared about wanted to sit down with me for eight hours while they listened to my thoughts, where I destroyed their religion and their God and their sense of self and their free will, and their belief in soulmates and their patterns and whatever. And I destroyed it all. I wouldn't even want to do that because I think they're happier in their delusional story. So it's this feeling that I hear from so many nihilists that I meet with who say, I learn too much. I see things that I never should have seen. Now, I can't be in relationships with other people, and I don't even want them to know these things about reality, because they're happier without that knowledge. And when we hit that part of nihilism, we can see either suicide, suicide ideation or slow suicide, which is just lots of numbing behaviors in order to cope with the combination of. There being no meaning and purpose, and also that there's no one to even talk to. About it. About Me: Britt Hartley is a certified atheist spiritual director with a Master’s in Theology focusing on the future of American religion. She wrote the bestselling book *No Nonsense Spirituality: All the Tools, No Faith Required*. If you’re struggling with existential crises, nihilism, or feeling lost in meaninglessness. On this channel you'll find weekly videos where Britt provides practical, science-based tools to help you navigate the void. Instead of relying on old gods or New Age trends, she offers clear, actionable advice for finding your way through the deep, challenging questions of life.