Later life or posthumous life is the concept of a world, which, according to the idea that a person's body dies, its identity or consciousness survives. According to the ideas of the hereafter, the person who has died after the death can be a partial component or full soul or spirit. This essence can not bear any personal identity or such as putting Indian philosophy. Belief in the Hereafter can come from a naturalist philosophy or may come from belief in a superposition. This belief is the opposite of belief in the concept of antalual evolution.
According to some popular belief, this entity, which survives after death, lives in a supernatural world, and according to other popular doctrines, this soul is reborn and the life cycle begins again. There is no memory of previous life in this case. According to this doctrine, the process of birth and death has continued repeatedly until one of the world's supernatural enters. Most of the faith in the hereafter is derived from religion, aorticism and metaphysics.
In some belief systems, especially in the beliefs of Abrahamism, the entity, after death, lives in a special place determined by God or by divine judgment, according to his success and belief in the world. On the other hand, according to the belief of the reincarnation of Indian religions, according to the belief that after the death, the nature of the soul is determined directly, in which it does not require the decision of a different entity. In the afterlife [source edit] In the various models of the metaphysical model, the believer generally believes in a future which is waiting for them after death. Members of some non-authoritarian religions believe in the Hereafter, but there is no God in this belief. There is an ancient Jewish community called Sadieuseis who believed in God but did not believe in the Hereafter.
Many religions, whether it is Christianity or Islam or many paganist beliefs like the afterlife, believe in the existence of the soul in another world after death or believe in the reincarnation of many sections of Hinduism or Buddhism, it is believed that in the Hereafter, the condition of a person is in the life of his life Or rewards
Birth centenary Main article: Reproductiveism or reincarnation is a concept of an afterlife found in the belief system of Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs, Rasikruasian, Theosophists, Spiritists, and Wikis. Also in Kabulistic Jewish religion, rebirth has been described as a belief in the name of Gilul Nesamat (soul rebirth). [1] According to the idea of birth, the soul starts another new life after death. This period of rebirth continued until the liberation or liberation.
Another aspect of belief in birth control is that according to this belief each life is an eternal life and an earlier life. According to this belief, the present life is the result of predestination or action.
The Russicrucians, [2], have spoken of life-reviewed stage similar to those who died before, who, after the death, started a new life and before the divine trial. This phenomenon is much like the final review or final report of life. [3]
Heaven and Hell According to Abrahamic religions, a person will go to heaven or hell on the basis of his success or belief or predestination or unconscious election on earth after death or wait in the middle of a dead body until the resurrection. In most cases, heaven is a condition of a reward for a righteous person after death. In most cases heaven is seen as a state of constant reconciliation with God. On the other hand, hell is a punishment for sinners and a situation of oppression. This is the place of punishment for a long time or for a period where a person must be in captivity with other wicked spirits and fallen angels.
Limbo Limbo is a popular belief in Christianity. This view is developed by medieval theologians. But it is quite popular, although the Roman Catholic Church has never recognized it as a dogma. Yet it is considered a popular theological doctrine in the churches. According to limbo theory, there is no soul or hell in the soul of a sinless soul that does not go through a baptism or accusation, such as the child's innate spirit in childhood, the soul of the dead person before the birth of Jesus Christ, or who died before appraisal. So these ghosts do not get Ishvara, or are punished. Because they are not sinners in any personal sin, but they are also born with the burden of birth sin because of not being acclaimed. So they will stay in a natural happiness until the end of time, but they will not get supernatural happiness. In some cases Limbo is termed as a mediate state or prison. [4]
The concept of Paranjary Paranjary is particularly related to the Catholic Church. According to the Catholic Church, those who died by receiving God's grace and friendship, but have not been completely cleaned, their freedom has been determined as a consequence. But after death, they have to go through a purification process so that they can attain the purity required to go to heaven. And this cleansing process is completely different from the process of punishment for the wicked. In some places, the term "clean fire" or "clean fire" is used in place of substitutes.
The Anglo-Catholic Trademarkan Anglicans also hold this belief. The founder of Methodology of Methodism, Wesley, believed in the concept of a mid-condition between death and resurrection of a dead person, where there is a possibility of "increasing purity among souls". But Methodism does not officially recognize this doctrine. They deny the principle of helping the dead person in this condition through this mid state and prayer. [5]
Traditional African religions Traditional African religions hold diverse beliefs about the afterlife. There is no special faith in the survival of the hunter-gatherers like the Hazardous. According to their belief, the death of a person means the end of life. [6] Ancestral rituals can be seen in entire sub-Saharan Africa, including Yombe [7], Beng [8], Yeruba and Awe culture. This ancestor's conduct is a belief where the zombies come back to their families during re-life. In this reincarnation, a new person gets the key traits of his ancestor but does not get his soul. In this case, each soul is different and each individual creates a new soul. [9] There are similarities with Abrahamic religions with the ideas of the hereafter in Euroba, Dogon and Ladoga. But in most African societies a common picture is seen, that it is the absence of clear concepts of heaven and hell in their later life. But after the death, the idea of God's judgment of the soul is found in them. [9] In some societies like Mende many appearances appear together in many societies. Mende believes that a person has died twice. Once death occurs before joining the secret society of Mendels, which is not a biological death, and the second death is biological death when a person actually dies. By the second death person becomes ancestor. Mende also believes that after God created them, they lived ten lives consecutively, and each of these lives is in the descending world. [10] A mixed-cultural notion that the ancestors are a part of the world of living and they have a relationship with the living. [11] ] [12] [13]
Ancient religion Ancient Egyptian religion Main article: Ancient Egyptian religion The anterograde played an important role in ancient Egyptian religion, and this belief system is the oldest in the written history of the afterlife. After death, the soul of the soul (the second body) and or (personality) goes to the dead state. There the soul resides in a place called the Field of Aru. The custom of making a statue on the tomb as an alternative to the dead was in ancient Egyptian religion. [14]
After death, it is necessary to have a sinless heart and the ability to pronounce the mantra, password and formula of Book of the Dead, to be rewarded in the future. The heart of the dead is weighed in the form of a feather in the form of sha feathers. [15] If the heart is lighter than this feather, then it can go to the Field of Arrow. If he is heavy, then he has to become an Amit named giant food. [16]
The Egyptians also believed that if the body of the dead is sarcophagus (coffins of various Egyptian symbols containing various complex signs, photographs and hieroglyphs), then properly sprouting the bodies of the dead body, and they are received in the temple, only then their ancestors will be received, and on the daily journey to the Field of Ruwa along with the Sun Can join For the possibilities of various dangers in the afterlife, food and ornaments in the tomb were given "Book of the Dead". [17] [18]
The civilization of the ancient Egyptians was developed based on religion. After the death the afterlife was believed to be the main driving force behind the funeral of their dead. To them, death was not just a temporary obstacle, but a complete end. And forever life depends only on the grace of the deities, preservation of body through mummification, and the formation of idols and observance of archetype properly. According to their belief every person is composed of the combination of ka, or, and sugarcane. Name and shadow alive entity To enjoy the next life, all these parts must be protected from harm.
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