WHAT HAPPENED AFTER DEATH ? (ACCORDING TO HINDUISM)

That is the natural end of life all living things die when a person dies the heart  stops beating. Breathing stops and soon afterwards all activity in the brain stops. We mourn  the loss of person who has died , sometimes we may feel angry  that someone has died  and left us or guilty that we were not always as kind as we could have been in time we can remember without too much sadness all religious have custom and rituals about the death which help family and friends to pay their last respect. This death of person send a person in anxiety, sad , etc. 

What happened after death?

Death is one of the unsolved mysteries for human beings. At some point or other, all people shall pass on. The fear of death dominates the existence of every single individual. It brings impressively superfluous distress, enduring, and uneasiness to the survivors who are restless to be aware of the destiny of the left spirits.

What Happens to Soul After Death According to Hinduism?

For quite a while, individuals have been interested in what occurs in the afterlife? Large numbers of people have faith in post-existence. They think that human being has one more eternal life.

Afterlife According To Hinduism

The Hindu believes in the conviction that the spirit is renewed as an alternate structure when somebody dies. They believe that, albeit the actual body dies, their spirit remains and keeps on reusing until it settles upon its real essence.

1. What Happens Right After Demise?

When a person dies, their atman is renewed in an alternate body. Some believe rebirth happens straightforwardly at death, and others claim that an atman may exist in different domains. Hindus accept that an atman may enter Swarg or Narak for a certain period before rebirth. Hindus have faith in karma or ‘deliberate activity.’

In the Bhagavad Gita, it is said:

वासांसि जीर्णानि यथा विहाय

नवानि गह्णाति नरोऽपराणि |

तथा शरी राणि विहाय जीर्णा

न्यन् यानि संयाति नवानि देही

“As an individual puts on new pieces of clothing, surrendering old ones, correspondingly, the spirit acknowledges new material bodies, surrendering the old and pointless ones.”

This excerpt from Bhagavad Gita shows that the soul continues to take up new bodies like we continue to change garments. The spirit stays living everlastingly once the old ones perish.

2. Reawakening of Soul:

In the Hindu religion, the human spirit is undying. After detaching from a dead body, the soul (atman) is reawakened in an alternate body through resurrection. It is the great and the hostile actions (Karma) that decide the spirit’s destiny.

Bhagavad Gita says:

यं यं वापि स् मरन् भावं त् यजत् यन् तेकलेवरम |

तं तमेवतिै कौन् तये सदा तद् भावभावित

“And whoever, at the time of death, quits his body, remembering Me alone, at once attains My nature. Of this, there is no doubt. Whatever state of being one remembers when he quits his body, that state he will attain without fail.”

3. Hindu Rituals After Death:

According to Hindu funeral rites, the body should remain at home until burning. It is usually kept at home for 24 hours after the demise. Due to the concise timeframe of Hindu burning, defensive is considered as inconsequential. It is standard for loved ones to visit the home of the dispossessed to offer their compassion.