After Death

[CerealKiller]

There have some cases in which hospital patients who suffered heart attacks said that while they were clinically dead and their was being restarted by the doctors, they were almost observing from above their bed, and could see what was happening from there. There was an experiment in which scientists hung pictures on the roof, right above the patients' beds, and told them report whether they could see the puctures while they were clinically dead. Unfortunately (or fortunately) none of the patients from that section suffered any heart attack.

 

[AliB]

PS: There are around 172 million muslims in India according to census. India is diverse cultutre. We have all kind of religions here. Islam is 2nd largest religion here.

I somewhere read 250 millions, though that's not the topic here.

What I personally believe is absolutely same as @Jack Ryder posted. I'd like to add that in my belief if a person has died who has someone's credit under him. Even if all his sins to be forgiven by the almighty, he won't be forgiven for that amount or thing he's kept and not returned, so during the funeral, the one in charge announces that if the died person has credit awaiting should contact his (will give a close relative/sibling's name).

What I believe is that this world is nothing, there's a 1000000 times larger life awaiting us after death.

 

[Bluebagger]

Death is the most important part of life and I look forward to it. The body will be recycled back to the universe it came from but the consciousness might well continue in other dimensions. DMT and Ayahuasca showed me there's more to it than religious mumbo jumbo.

 

[Perfect Square]

This topic is very sensitive. First of all it depends on a person if he believe in any God. I'm a muslin and I believe exactly same as @AliB This life is just a temporary life.( to be more clear it's just an exam).

Every thing in this universe is moving somewhere. (God knows better) Scientists now believe that the whole universe is also moving in one direction.

 

[Sami Kumar]

Since I am very loyal to my religion, my belief is I'll get to see Harambe again *tears of joy*

 

[Varun]

Maggots, if you're unlucky.