Renowned bodybuilder and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger is in full action with his Netflix series, FUBAR, rocking the charts. Schwarzenegger is giving many interviews to promote the up-and-running series and also his upcoming documentary, Arnold, on the same platform. In an in-depth conversation with Danny DeVito in his Bel-Air home, the Twins stars talked about multiple topics. While chatting, the conversation moved toward the topic of death. The Governator expressed his discomfort with discussions about the same. While the popular notion revolves around the idea of reuniting with loved ones in heaven, Schwarzenegger presented a contrasting perspective on the issue. 

In his latest statement, Austrian Oak emphasized on what is the finality of death and also dismissed the notion of existing beyond the grave. The bodybuilding legend has grabbed the limelight with his strong opinions on death, as his latest remarks can challenge the prevailing beliefs in society. 

Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn’t believe in reunions

Schwarzenegger recently revealed that his perspective on death is quite different from the mainstream belief in the concept of an afterlife. The 7x time Mr. Olympia said that concepts of the prospect of reunion and eternal bliss may sound appealing to many, but they are actually far from reality. “It sounds so good, but the reality is that we won’t see each other again after we’re gone,” he said. 

In his latest interview with Interview Magazine, Schwarzenegger recalled a similar conversation that happened with the popular radio host, Howard Stern. Arnold told Stern that once we pass away, we simply rest six feet under, and nothing awaits us beyond death’s door. He argued that once we die, there is no continuation of existence, instead, we find ourselves confined to the earth’s depths. “‘Nothing. You’re 6 feet under. Anyone that tells you something else is a f—ing liar,'” he said.

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He also expressed his discomfort with discussions about death and various aspects related to it. “I know people feel comfortable with death, but I don’t,”, Schwarzenegger added. However, this is not his first prejudice about a certain opinion or thought prevailing in society. 

A changed Arnold

Throughout his long and illustrious career, the bodybuilding icon has been in the limelight for strong statements about crucial issues. While the Austrian Oak has had his fair share of controversies, he recently revealed that he has evolved as a person over the years. The Terminator grabbed people’s attention when he opened up about how he no longer identifies people with labels but with their behavior. 

The former governor of California acknowledged that he has made some mistakes in the past. But he also added that he has worked on himself and has improved as a human being. “Not that I’m perfect, or that I haven’t been prejudiced or disrespectful. I’m trying,” Schwarzenegger said. The legendary bodybuilder never shies away from expressing his opinions and has taken full responsibility for his words. What are your thoughts on Arnold’s take on death? Let us know in the comments.

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