#earn activity The idea of an “afterlife” comes up in songs, movies, religions, family conversations—and even in late‑night thoughts when someone we love passes away. But what do you actually believe (or not believe) happens after we die? Is there a heaven, a hell, a reunion with loved ones, or just…. nothing? Are your beliefs mostly from your family, your religion, your own reflection, or a mix of all of these? This activity is not about proving who’s “right” about the afterlife. It’s about exploring your own beliefs (or lack of them) in a safe, honest space—whether you’re spiritual, religious, atheist, or “somewhere in between.” It’s also a chance to notice: - How your beliefs about the afterlife affect how you live your life, - How they help you or scare you when you think about death or losing someone you love. No pressure to have a fixed answer—you can be uncertain, curious, or in‑the‑middle. TASK: Copy and answer the questions. 1. What do you personally believe happens after we die? - Do you believe in heaven, hell, reincarnation, nothingness, or something else? - If you don’t know, that’s fine—say what you’re “leaning toward” or “still figuring out.” 2. How did you arrive at this belief? - Was it from your family, your religion, your culture, your own experiences, or just thinking about it yourself? - Has it changed over time, or has it stayed the same? 3. How does your belief (or lack of belief) about the afterlife make you feel? - Does it comfort you, scare you, confuse you, or not affect you much? - Does it make you more at peace, more anxious, or indifferent? 4. How does your belief about the afterlife affect the way you live your life now? For example: - Do you try to be better because “you’ll be judged”? - Do you feel more urgent to enjoy life? - Or do you feel like “this is the only one, so I better live it fully”? 5. If you had to comfort a friend who’s scared of death or the afterlife, what would you say based on your beliefs? - You don’t have to be wise or perfect—just speak from your heart. - How would you try to help them feel safer, even if your own mind is still unsure? You can answer seriously, lightly, or somewhere in the middle—this is about your truth, not a theology exam. ATTACHMENT: Paper/Pen/Color Media Draw a circle , and inside it create a drawing of the “afterlife picture in your head” based on this guide: 1. A big cloud with a heart beside it – if you believe in heaven or a peaceful afterlife. 2. A dark space – if you believe in nothingness. 3. A circle with a big question mark beside it – if you believe in reincarnation (or if you’re still unsure). Write: Your belief ( based on your drawing ) and what you feel about it ( in 1–2 words, like peaceful, scared, hopeful, curious, calm, confused ) Include
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will host. - Closes at 10 entries . - Failure to follow any of the given rules may be subject to disqualification or deduction of rewards! VERY VERY IMPORTANT NOTES FOR THIS ACTIVITY: BASE REWARD is 300,000 MLX per participant. Duplicate entries won’t be entertained. 1. DISQUALIFICATION · Posting inside the group. · Entries out of topic · NOT subscribed to
upon checking. · COPIED or REPHRASED entries · Entries from someone with more than 1 Tangled account 2. DEDUCTIONS · 30k - Failure to include any or all of the ff: correct tag #AfterlifeThoughts and mentions:
· 30k-100k - Failure to follow the post format and explain in complete thought · 100k – Failure to follow the required attachment ( minor mistakes = deductions only ) 3. ALL deductions from rule-breakers will be split evenly among participants who followed every rule. In cases where the deductions are significantly larger and the participants who followed the rules do not exceed half of the capped entries, a portion of the deduction will be allocated to standout entries. Meanwhile, those who complied with the rules will also receive their share.
I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to each of you for your active engagement in the #AfterlifeThoughts activity. Your willingness to delve into such a profound and often sensitive topic is truly commendable. Every reflection you shared has enriched our collective understanding of beliefs surrounding life after death, and I deeply appreciate the honesty and vulnerability with which you approached your responses.
This activity was more than just a series of questions; it was an opportunity to connect with ourselves and each other on a deeper level. Regardless of whether your thoughts leaned towards certainty or uncertainty, comfort or confusion, your contributions have woven a rich tapestry of perspectives that remind us we are not alone in our contemplations about the afterlife.
I am pleased to announce that rewards have been distributed to all eligible entries. Out of the 10 submissions received, only 3 perfectly adhered to the guidelines. From the overall deductions of the eight participants, I received a total of 350k MLX for distribution.
Here’s how the additional MLX distribution breaks down: 1. 175k MLX (50%) – 58,334 MLX each for
I want to acknowledge and respect everyone’s beliefs, and I was genuinely impressed by your answers. In recognition of those who put in extra effort with their attachments, I have decided to allocate half of the MLX collected from deductions, as almost everyone submitted outstanding responses to the given tasks.
1. Failed to copy some parts of question number 5 2. Drawing should be based on your answer to number 1; hashtag not written as it is; incomplete username