On March 30, 2010, the Egyptian Ministry of Culture claimed that a large granite door was found in Luxex, where the author of Wishray, the powerful advisor of Queen Haspusut, was found written. [20] Hashapusut was a queen of the eighteenth dynasty of ancient Egypt who ruled Egypt for the longest time (1479 BCE to 1458 BC) among women rulers. It is believed that this fault was considered as the door to the afterlife. According to the anthropologists, the door was used later in some of the establishments in Roman-ruled Egypt.

According to the Greek mythology of ancient Greek and Roman religion, the King of Underworld was the Greek goddess Hades. Underworld is a place where the dead live after death. [21] The messenger of the gods, Greek deity Hermes, took the souls of the dead underworld (sometimes called Hades). Hermes left the spirit on the bank of Sticks River. According to the Greek mythology, the Sticks River is the river of life and death. [22]

Then if there is gold in the soul (the body of the deceased keeps a coin under the tongue of the deceased when the grave), then the common carons bring these souls closer to the Hades to the river. Then the souls will be judged together, Radamenthaus and King Minos. Based on that trial, the soul was sent to Eli Cium, Tartarus, Esfodel Field and Field of Punishment. Elysium is for those who lived a life of life in the world. There are green fields, valleys and mountains. All of us are happy here and the sun always shines here. Tartarus is for those people who condemn the gods, revolt and do bad things knowingly. [23]

The Esfodel field is for those who have done equal work and sin, even in those who were unresolved and those who were not judged. The Field of Punishment, or the field of punishment for those who often sinned, but does not expect Tartarus. Tartaras were tormented by tormenting souls or by hurting them. Some heroes of Greek legends were allowed to travel underworld. The Romans have the same belief in the Hereafter. Their myths are known as Hades Pluto. According to the Liberus of Heracles of Ancient Greek Mythology, heroic Hercules went to the underworld to capture the three-headed dog Cerberus.

At Dream of CPO, Cicero describes the experience of the soul after being out of the body, where the soul rises above the earth and sees the small world from a distance. [24]

Bir Ennius traveled to Underground to see his father at Anjede in Anjede. He went there and found many souls on the banks of the Sticks River, which were not properly buried. They have to spend waiting here until they are buried properly. Then he is shown a palace where wrongly convicted people live, he is shown field of sloganeering where the suicidal people have regretted, where there was also the former lover of Annalas of Ananias. Tartarus was shown to him where Titan and the powerful enemies of the Olympians reside. At Tartarus he heard the prisoners screaming and mutilation. He saw the Lath in the forgotten river, which by drinking all one forgotten forgotten all of the previous and went to start a new life. He goes to the Field of Eliassium where brave heroes live. His father showed him all the heroes of Rome. If Ennis establishes a city according to its purpose, then these heroes will be born.

Norse religion Poetic eda and Prosea Eda are two oldest sources, where the concept of the afterlife is found in the nostrils. Some of the concepts related to the afterlife of the Nurse include:

Vaolhala: Half of Hahid's warriors joined the army of Odin, who ruled in the Sigarda Vallhela. [25] Fakvangar: The remaining half of the martyrs joined the Warrior's army and lived in a vast grassland called Fakvangar. Hell: This place is very similar to the Greek mythological Esfodel area. Here are those who are not very good or very bad at all. Nephilhel: This place is like the Greek mythology Tartarus. This place is located under Hell. Those who violate the oath and do evil in their lives, they suffer severe punishment here. Jewish religion The Jewish mythology: Sheol is referred to as the place of the dead in the Hebrew Bible. [26] The Christian writers' opinion of Sheol is that the Hebrew word Sheol may have many meanings. It also refers to the place of grave, resort, waiting area and place of recovery. It can also mean 'deep' since the word was used in the story of the destruction of the rebellious Korah, Dathan, Abiram, and 250 of their followers. (Numbers 16: 31-33 NIV) Sheol literally used as 'Underground' It can be done, though it can be easily used in the sense of earthquake or earth's bifurcation.

Book of Samuel 29: 3-19 (Elijah Quren Bible): "Now Samuel is dead ... Then Shaul told his servants," Find me a woman who is a medium ... and he said ... get Samuel To me ... and Saul knew that this is Samuel ... and Samuel said to Saul, why do you throw me in the turmoil after bringing me back here? Saul replied, "I am in great agony ... why do you ask me why God has departed from you and you become your enemy ... tomorrow you and your sons will be with me."

Ecclesiastes: "What happens to human beings also happens with animals; The same thing happens to all of them: one of them dies, the other one dies, all of them have the same breathing; there is no advantage over the human beings, all is futile, all in one place Everyone will be born in dust, and everyone will go back to the dust, who can say that the human spirit goes upstairs and the animal's soul goes down to the ground? (Ecclesiastes 3: 19-21 NKJV)

"But the person who participates among living people has the hope that a living dog is better than a dead lion, the living know that he will die one day, but the dead do not know anything, and they have no reward. They have no memory. Violence will be destroyed, and what they have done under the sun can not do any more. " (Ecclesiastes 9: 4-6 NKJV)

Book of Job says: "But people die and lie down, if he does not breathe, then where is he? ... So people are lying and never again. Until they wake up, they do not wake up or wake up. Do not rise ... if a person dies, will he be alive again? "

In the next phase of our life and the world, I discussed the details in the second phase, and many more things I will read the images so that friends can take a good idea about the next life, but if there are so many questions or questions in this Comments can be thanked to everyone.

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