When i try to comprehend time, and its boundaries, and the existence of god and actually try to think about ETERNITY, why were here and where it all come from and wheres it all going, its like my brain tries so hard it actually starts to hurt, and i have to force myself to think about something else. its like there is a wall in my mind my thoughts hit and i cant get past, can anyone relate at all?

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Dear, you are thinking ENTIRELY too hard, because it doesn't matter what life is all about... just be good, play hard and work hard, be kind to your mother and all children, be good to God's creatures, give when you can, and enjoy every day to the fullest, and be true to yourself first and foremost... (and send me cash and you'll go straight to heaven!)..... :o) oh yea... forgot to add... and buy more SHOES because you can't take your $$$$$ with you!!

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I think the only way is thinking more and more logically about it

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Been there and done that!

You are going through a cycle where you try to examine life like a scientist in the laboratory. You will not get any satisfying answers through it. Just sit back and meditate on your question, let it come naturally and accept the answers.

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my head is the opposite of yours then. mine enjoys that thought, and If i try to not hold onto it so strong then i can see it more clearly. its enlightening.

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I can not relate on this particular subject but I can relate on other subjects. I had a mental block on "Statistics". I enrolled in it three times and drop it three times. I just could not get past that wall in my mind. Finally at age 53 I went back to school determined to master that subject. I got lucky in that a had a very unstanding prof who told me I was trying to comprehend too much too fast. She suggest I learn one thing at a time and forget about the rest. Well it worked. I still do not comprehend everything in the realm of statistic but I do have a "B" in that course and I am as proud of that "B" as I was of any "A" I ever made.

Another area in which I can relate is the "Universe" and now that we know there are many "Universes" mind just shorts out after just a few minutes contemplation. Yet I have a friend who is a University Professor (Research In Geology) who writes papers about the formations on Mars. Since I have no need to master the "Universes" I just don't go there. But if I took one thing at a time I probably could get past it.

So I would suggest you determine what portion of all the elements you contemplate you want to deal with first and begin there. Take one thing at a time. Learn a little each day.
But most of all be kind to yourself. Take your time and enjoy what you have. The rest will come but if it never comes enjoy what you have.

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i feel exactly the same in a sense when i try but then again i try and try more but then my mind just goes blank and stares into open space , like I'm mindless for a couple of seconds , until i forget even wondering about those mysteries then i just resume my normal activities

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Don't think too hard about it, just feel it.

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information overload. not ready to go that fast maybe, kinda like brain freeze/head rush feeling from intaking something too icy cold

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