Arnold Schwarzenegger believes Heaven is a ‘fantasy’, says: ‘We won’t see each other again after we’re gone’
Arnold Schwarzenegger, known for his boldness, recently stirred conversation about life after death in a candid interview with Danny DeVito for Interview Magazine. During their discussion, Schwarzenegger expressed skepticism about the afterlife, stating, “Nothing. You’re six feet under.” He called heaven a “fantasy,” challenging conventional beliefs about reuniting with loved ones after death.
While rejecting the idea of a physical afterlife, Schwarzenegger shared a more personal view of heaven. To him, heaven exists in his mind, where he cherishes memories of loved ones who’ve made a significant impact on his life.
Raised Catholic, Schwarzenegger’s values of public service still influence him, despite his evolving views on religious doctrines. His reflections offer a blend of realism and sentimentality, urging us to cherish life and remember those we’ve lost in meaningful ways.
Though his beliefs might not align with traditional views, Schwarzenegger’s words inspire deeper reflection on life and legacy.
