Life in this world is too tiring. Where will you go back after you die?
You are a failure. Be strong. Your parents gave you life. Now your tomorrow is bright. Where will you go after you die?
According to Theravada Buddhism, when people die, Immediately after death, you will be reborn (except for those who are liberated from the Four Fruits of Saints). The destination of rebirth is one of the six paths: heaven, humans, asuras, animals, hungry ghosts, and hell.
After a person dies, the chance of being reborn as a god or human is extremely small, mainly because ordinary people live in greed, anger and ignorance every day. Therefore, the Buddha once picked up a handful of clay and said: Get a human body Those who have lost their bodies are like the earth in the palm of their hands, and those who have lost their bodies are like the earth in the earth.
Greed, anger, and ignorance are the reasons that lead to falling into the lower realms.
According to Theravada Buddhism, when a person dies, the maturity of karma is in the following order:
1. Unwholesome karma-------killing the father and killing the mother Those who kill Arahants, shed the blood of the Buddha, and break up the Sangha will surely fall into hell.
2. Pay attention to good deeds------maintain meditation when facing death; or realize the holy path. They will definitely be reborn in a good destination (except for the saints of the four fruits, who have been released from reincarnation).
3. Near-death karma -----karma done or remembered before death. If you recall good deeds, you will be reborn in a good destination, and if you recall bad deeds, you will be reborn in bad destinies. Therefore, it is important to help the dying person remember good deeds before death.
4. Habitual profession------Things that are habitually engaged in, such as butchers who are accustomed to killing animals, and bad karma will fall into the lower realms. People who are philanthropic are accustomed to giving, and those who do good deeds will be reborn in a good destination.
5. Already done—karma that is not included in the above four kinds of karma, but is strong enough to lead to rebirth. Including things done in the past life, so the randomness is strong.
You can judge according to these five orders. Where do people go after they die?
If you believe in reincarnation, then people will be reincarnated after death. If you don’t believe, then they will be completely gone after death. Where do all things go after death?
All things come from dust and return to dust after death. Are there really ghosts in this world? Where do people go when they die?
Traditional view
Traditional science believes that ghosts are just people’s imagination and belong to idealism. Especially for atheists, they generally believe that ghosts do not really exist in reality, but only exist among people. heart. Science uses the material world as its research object, so traditional science is dismissive of the theory of ghosts and gods, treating them as superstition. For some theistic scientists with religious beliefs, although they believe that the soul exists after death, most of them also believe that the soul is supernatural and super-material, and cannot be studied by science.
Latest explanation
With the continuous breakthroughs in modern physics, scientists’ views on ghosts have also changed. For example, American physicist Amit Goswami used quantum mechanics to explain spiritual entities, including ghosts, in his book "The Physics of the Soul."
The most systematic scientific explanation for ghosts, souls and other spiritual entities is the theory of "materialist theism". Miao Xingzhuang, a researcher at the Guangzhou Academy of Social Sciences, wrote in the book "Exploration of Mysterious Phenomenon: Revealing the Secret of Life in the Spirit World" This was demonstrated in detail. The author believes that there is indeed a kind of substance and energy in the human body that is not yet clear to people. It cannot be seen with the naked eye and cannot be measured by existing scientific instruments. The author calls it "spirit". When the human body dies, this material leaves the body in an instant, but this material mass continues the original main structure of the human body
According to the "structure-function" principle, as long as the structure exists, the function will will exist. Therefore, after leaving the body, the "spiritual mass" that maintains the main structure of the original body will also maintain some of its original functions, such as memory, thinking, etc. In this way, this "spiritual mass" is still alive, which is the spirit body including "ghosts".
People still don’t know exactly what the material that constitutes the spirit body is. Miao Xingzhuang inferred this and believed that this material is likely to be the “dark matter” or “dark matter” that physicists are exploring. "Energy" because its characteristics are highly consistent with the characteristics of "spirit", such as invisible, extremely penetrating, very light, etc. The author believes that the "qi" mentioned in traditional Chinese medicine is probably this substance.
To explain ghosts in this way, admitting that there are "ghosts" does not necessarily equal idealism and superstition.
What is the secret Duke of Six Paths? Is there an underworld in the world? Where do people go back after they die?
These are all nonsense. Dead souls have to wait for the final day to accept God’s righteous judgment. Those who do evil will be condemned to prison and suffer eternal punishment. Anyone who believes in the Savior Jesus Christ and has their sins forgiven will be judged or rewarded according to their deeds in this world. The theory of eternal reincarnation after death is contrary to the truth and is trapped in the abyss of salvation by one's actions - one can be saved forever by one's actions and be forgiven by the Emperor, and believe in the Emperor's righteousness and give some letters in vain - but one can escape the Emperor's judgment and punishment by virtue of righteousness in the same rags. Arrogant Rejection The Emperor shed his blood and sacrificed his life in this world through Jesus Christ and the Cross himself, who is my savior. After the person dies, where will the soul go?
The afterlife mentioned by the poster is the reincarnation of Buddhism. Every sentient being is subject to birth, old age, illness and death. What is it like before and after death? Buddhism talks about four existences, namely, birth, original existence, death, and intermediate existence (bardo body). Attachment: Explanation of the names and phases of the four existences: existence: Volume 9 of "Kusha Lun" says: "The two are existence. It is said to be the moment when all the interests come together." Volume 19 of "Fa Zhi Lun" says: "How can existence be born? ? Answer: The aggregates of life. Original existence: one of the four beings that are reincarnated. After birth, the existence of life gradually grows up, passes through the infancy, boy, youth, adulthood, old age, and even reaches the end of life, approaching the whole existence of death. The process of life. Sentient beings enter the intermediate existence from death, from intermediate existence to birth, and then from birth to original existence. During the original existence, there is a difference between the inner and outer womb. When outside the womb, if you create delusions and create karma, , from the original existence through death, intermediate existence, and birth, and then return to the original existence. In this way, life and death are reincarnated, and reincarnation is endless. Death existence: one of the four existences for the reincarnation of sentient beings. People rely on the deceiving karma created in the previous life. The power of the mind at the moment of death in the previous life is called the existence of death. That is to say, the state of mind after the original existence and before the end of life is called the existence of death. The body that is experienced between death and life. This is also called the bardo body. According to Volume 9 of "Kusashastra", its body is composed of extremely fine substances, and its body shape is similar to the original shape of the object. The form and quantity in it are like those of a five or six-year-old child, but all the roots are bright and sharp; the form and quantity in the body are as perfect as the original being. In addition, there is food in the desire realm, so it is also called Gandharva. The inner body is also called the bardo body. The Sanskrit word Samsara is transliterated as Samsara, which means reincarnation, also translated as life and death, or reincarnation, or the continuation of life and death. Feeling that the cycle of life and death in the three realms and the six realms is like a wheel that rotates endlessly, so it is called reincarnation. Reincarnation is originally a doctrine of Brahmanism in ancient India. Later, Buddhism adopted this name and developed the content of reincarnation (samsara). Buddhist teachings. Also known as circulation, wheel rotation, etc. Transliteration: Seng Suo Luo. It means that all living beings rotate in the six paths, endlessly circulating. Indian Brahmanism and Jainism all adopt this theory as one of their fundamental teachings. 1. The idea of ??reincarnation was first seen in the "Brahma Book" and is more systematically explained in the "Upanishad". It is believed that a person's soul (I) can be reincarnated in another body after death. The form depends on his actions (karma) during his lifetime. Those who do good will get good rewards, and those who do evil will get bad rewards. Some can enter the way of heaven and ancestors (the human world), and some can fall into the way of animals and become animals. Buddhism. This principle has been followed and further developed. Primitive Buddhism uses the theory of karma and origin to explain the way of reincarnation. It is believed that different karma of sentient beings in this life can obtain different results in the next life, and that greed, anger, ignorance and other troubles can cause bad karma. Bad karma brings about bitter retribution, and the result is delusion and new karma, and the retribution in the future goes back and forth, and reincarnation is endless. Therefore, reincarnation spans the present, past and future, covering the six realms (heaven, the world, and the world). Asuras, hells, hungry ghosts, animals), the four births (vivibirth, egg birth, metamorphosis, wet birth). However, Buddhism believes that sentient life arises from conditions and is in constant evolution, so karma, Who is the subject who receives retribution and enters the cycle of life and death? In order to explain this problem, some sects of Buddhism have put forward the theory of the "middle existence" or "bardo" of the soul in disguise.
For example, the Duzi tribe proposed the "unspeakable Pute Jialuo". Pute Jialuo (I) is translated as "number of interests", which means to be reincarnated in the six interests (path) again and again, that is, reincarnation. The Sutra Sutras put forward the "Supreme Meaning of Putegara", believing that Putegara is composed of the eternal body "one taste aggregate" ("the subtle consciousness of the Lord of Retribution"), which is the reincarnation of the previous life. As for the subject of later generations; the Popular Department proposed the "theory of continuation of one mind", which believed that there is an eternal inner nature in the continuous activities of sentient hearts and mental states, and this nature is the subject of reincarnation. The above theory of the subject of reincarnation has made new developments in Mahayana Buddhism. The Mahayana Yogacara believes that alaya consciousness is called persistence consciousness in reincarnation, and persistence consciousness is the master of life in the reincarnation of various living beings since the beginning, and is also the main body of the retribution of reincarnation. . The view of reincarnation is that all kinds of living beings live in the sea of ??birth and death, living here and dying, moving endlessly, which is nothing more than the appearance of reincarnation. Since time immemorial, all sentient beings have been reincarnated and died in the six realms, just like the rotation of a wheel. There is no end, so it is called reincarnation, or rotation, or flow. "Liu" means continuity; "turn" means giving rise to meaning. The cause and effect of conditioned dharma arise continuously. That is, all ordinary people do good and evil deeds, and depending on the fruits of suffering and happiness, they are reincarnated in the six realms. After death, a person will appear in whatever body his or her karma leads, as if he were in a dream. We all have experience in dreaming. Things in dreams are clear, but we cannot control them. Death is like a lamp going out, which is the theory of annihilation. Buddhism denies the theory of annihilation. It also denies the theory of flexibility and immortality. That is to say, it is necessary to deny the two-sided view. Where do people go back after they die?
According to a realistic perspective, there should be no spirit, no thoughts, and no activities, just like sleeping without dreams. Or maybe there is a theory of heaven, where the soul returns to heaven after death, or in another way The form exists in an unknown world. How to go back after dying in the dungeon of World of Warcraft?
Zombie running is the same as in the wild, but as long as you run into the FB where you died, you will be resurrected automatically
I hope to adopt where Nagato’s reincarnation eye went after he died.
This is the story of the comic, let me introduce it in detail: A Fei (Ban) went to Xiaonan to seize the Samsara Eye. Konan was ready to die with Madara, and used paper shurikens and explosive charms to blow up Madara's right hand. Part of the mask was destroyed, and a quarter of his face was missing, but he didn't die because Madara diverted the explosion in time. Xiaonan used a secret technique to seal Madara into a sea of ??paper. Konan wants to use 600 billion detonating talismans to blow him up, but it turns out that Madara's incorporeal body can only last for 5 minutes. But Madara used Izanagi to dodge with a crippled eye. Konan's chakra was exhausted, and she was controlled by Madara using genjutsu to find Nagato, and then died. Madara changed into a new body and mask (his hands and eyes were restored, sweat), and he also took the big fan to catch Nine-Tailed Naruto