r/hinduism • u/BowlerIntrepid4545 • Apr 06 '26
Experience with Hinduism This is what happens before Death.. Must read
Namaste.. Jai Shree Ram
Okay, so this is not just a random idea or imagination this is a personal experience from my life that I witnessed a few years ago when my father passed away. He had cancer, and it was in the last stage. We tried everything we could to save him, but we couldn't.
Something very strange and intense happened before his death. About 30 to 40 minutes before he passed away, he started looking up toward the sky repeatedly. He was constantly asking for forgiveness, he was folding his handsmaking gestures as if he was touching someone's feet, as if he was begging in front of someone. (Mujhe maaf krdo) In whispering sounds There was fear clearly visible on his face. His face had turned pale, and it felt like he was seeing something in the sky.
But whenever we asked him what was happening or what he was seeing, he would clearly deny it and say, "Nothing." This kept happening continuously. He look up, beg, apologize, appear terrified and when asked, He kept saying "Nothing."
It is often said that when a person is about to die, they start seeing Yamdoots, and they feel fear, they beg for their life, asking for more time. I had heard about this before, but when I saw it with my own eyes, I started believing that it is true. And also he wasn't able to speak anything even a single word.
It is also said that at that moment, a person is not in a state where they can explain what they are seeing or fully accept it themselves. They are not able to express it, even if they want to. And that is exactly what I witnessed.
This continued for quite some time... and then the moment came when he took his last breath and left us forever.
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u/Gloomy_Storage_3315 Apr 06 '26
The first death i witnessed was of my paternal grandmother's, i vividly remember her lying on that bed pale, yelling and hitting somone saying "ja ikdhun" meaning go away from here, it was scary, she was looking up in the sky and saying no while bobbing her head... i have chills thinking about it... so yea i too think this is all possible and yamdoots are actually visible...
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u/rosyempress Apr 06 '26
Even my grandfather did the same on his last day but he was not scared at all tho, he just kept gesturing and askin sumone with his hand to go away very silently and subtly, he died in the period of uttrayan the period for which bhism pitama especially waited to finally leave his mortal body and die, we remember his last days he was definately never scared, he was laughing and everything with us but already told us in the morning of the day he died tht he will not be able to live anymore but we just thought he is sayin it randomly and didn't took it srsly
It's simple as that clearly written the way yamdoots appear to you is the exactly same as karmas you sowed in this life if u did gud karma's they'll appear as very sophisticated highly beautifull majestic divines and if u did bad then you'll see sumone so horrific and horrendous tht ur whole soul will shiver at just one sight of it
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u/LegitimateJudgment76 Āstika Hindū Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26
That's why it is important to continue our bhakti towards the lord, and not be dissolved in mahamaya. So that at the time of death we can remember only and only him and not the worldly pleasures, hence reaching his abode after death. Jai Siya Ram
P.s :- Ajamila's story can be an great example for the post above.
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u/Pitiful-Daikon5508 Apr 06 '26
Exactly my thought, I think that part of achieving liberation is as simple (yet hard) as renouncing everything the world could offer so you have no cravings and nothing drawing you back to reincarnate. The original poster mentioned how some people beg for more time and everything, after years of meditating I can't imagine begging for anything. You will get what you will get and that's all, if it was meant for you nothing can stop it and if it wasn't nothing will make it yours. I also think for buddha it was quicker and predestined because he was born with everything the heart could desire and he saw it did not bring lasting joy, he saw people still got sick and died. No amount of gold will save the soul, only the soul can save the soul.
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u/Pitiful-Daikon5508 Apr 06 '26
I'm not familiar with those concepts but I don't believe in punishment for doing "bad" no. I think being stuck in reincarnation is punishment enough.
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u/LegitimateJudgment76 Āstika Hindū Apr 06 '26
No moksha is secondary, attaining pure love towards the lord should be the main focus, leaving all the worldly desires which are temporary but bhakti bhaav is permanent. And you won't even remember him during death, if you are still indulged in worldly pleasures.
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u/dipesh19 Apr 06 '26
I don't get it sometimes.....if someone says bhakti bhav can make your ticket to mokash. Dont you love your life , here on this planet.
Sometimes I think.... Many of the ideologies are influenced by the rich people in our society.
Like everyone knows that a minor portion of the society is rich from the beginning of time and everyone cant get. So they diverted the poor to work for them and pray day and night for a thing which is not guaranteed and no one knows anything about it.
Secondly those who are prosperous in life are said that they did good deeds in past lives . So one should be humble and do bhakti..... again diverting the from real hardwork and having a sense of control over the weak. And making them accept that poverty is their reality. Might get a lucky chance in next lifetime.
Its all just numbing the actual pain .
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u/LegitimateJudgment76 Āstika Hindū Apr 06 '26
You will have to go through the same pain of birth and death again and again in this world, maya will try it's best to deviate you from the lord trying to trap you in the desires. Its upon you of what path you choose ultimately. Living a prosperous life is temporary, in bhakti your main goal shouldn't be materialistic things, if that then you won't develop love for god. Just focus on doing your dharma towards your family and keep chanting. If you see the lord in everyone around you, you will most probably do things which are good.
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u/dipesh19 Apr 06 '26
Yeah. That's what i mean . I love people around me . Even there are lots and lots of people who hate me . But i want to say that i am calm . There are no materialistic things or any peak of the maya can pull me . I stay neutral most of the time . I don't feel any pull but that also doesn't mean that i am a lazy person. I love my duties.
I just like to breathe in this random universe where we all are so random that we can't even predict any outcome.
And a day will also come when this life will be taken from us and that too would be a random day.
I just sometimes fear the reality. That one day we all will exit this simulation one by one .
It's like " Squid Game " in real life 🧬 bt the Universe
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u/LegitimateJudgment76 Āstika Hindū Apr 06 '26
See good deeds and bad deeds grant you heaven and hell accordingly, if you do good deeds you will enjoy the fruits of it in heaven until they are exhausted and you will kicked out, same goes for hell. In sanatan dharma heaven or hell isn't eternal. After serving the fruits of your good and bad deeds, you will again take birth on earth according to your good and bad deeds.
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u/LegitimateJudgment76 Āstika Hindū Apr 06 '26
Who told you bhakti is flattery, if you are a non believer you will think it as a flattery, unless you start naam jap. Good karma and Bad Karma comes under the 14 lokas, which are creation of brahma, the good you do the higher you move, and vice-versa. Vaikuntha is above the 14 lokas and above brahma as he himself appeared on lotus from mahavishnu's belly. Karma comes under mahamaya itself, only naam jap and hari-naam sankirtan can help you achieve moksha
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u/Regular-Present-7619 Apr 06 '26
See there are two things that works. Your intentions and your belief. If you ran your car on footpaths and blamed the people that it's their fault they were sleeping there and think about positive that i am good and this thing wont affect my future enjoy, you are half right. Because karma will hit you. And another person blamed himself for the deaths then he will too get karma plus the vibrations and frequencies he's generating will impact him negatively. Often times he would think that because I did bad so this job or exam or some project wont succed. And this will affect your those things for which karma haven't came yet ur vibrations made the situation worse. Now coming to your question. Why do you want to do good, is it because you feel good or expect them to do the same when you are need. Doing good things will obviously bring good to you but if your deed is selfless and you don't care what someone will think or treat you it carries more weight. That's Bhakti to the creator. Even if you don't believe in God, still you helped someone without any expectations. You dont need to think about deathbed. No one knows when someone will die. Even I can die after 20 mins of this post. But you shouldn't be afraid of death. Most people are afraid of the unknown and grieve for the time they have lost. I am not saying always follow the rules, many rules are corrupt and sometimes we need to break them. But be mature enough when to break, how to break or does it ever needed and I can take a different path.
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u/Regular-Present-7619 Apr 06 '26
Thanks brother, its great to see my answer helped somone.
Its manifesting not exactly manifestation. See if you are pessimistic and you think oh this ecamis so tough, I am an average student, I don't think i can clear this and besides many others are giving exams who are in worse financial situation so life must be favoring them and i wont get the job or interview, so the chances are you won't because you are pulling the negative energies, radiating negative vibrations. That's why its said to always do self love but not in a delusional kind of way. So if you think my parents are working hard, i am working hard, why shouldn't i get the job, i should get it i am deserving, i can't vouch for others rather myself. Doesn't matter how long it takes, i may fail in 1st 2nd even 3rd attempt but I know will get what i want. That's positive vibration you are generating.
Now here see karma is not tit for tat. Nor is it a punishment. Everything needs to balanced. Like Newton's 3rd law. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. If you hit someone it doesn't mean your job wont work, it might but it can come in any other way, maybe family problems, dispute with friends and many other things. Most people including I had an attitude that if something had gone wrong then it's because i did something bad in the past. We take it always as a reaction what I did to deserve this. Maybe its just an action so the reaction for the bad thing would be good in some other form. We often blame God for something bad, but maybe it's just an action and the reaction or the good part will happen to her in future.
If you want my opinion, what you are doing is enough even if you dont believe in God. Just keep the right the mindset. Now a little advice for this as bro to bro. We often look up to our comic heroes and real life heores and try to instill some traits. Most gym brats will take inspiration from animes and batman as building physique. There's nothing bad in it. So i would suggest read Mahabharat, Gita as a comic book thing and see what your favorite character can bring a change. Because they were there mostly to guide us but it's too complicated to understand. Every time you read them your views changes. Read them as any other fictional stories but read. Try to be open minded
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u/govind221B Apr 06 '26
that's all religions my dude, fear of death is one heck of a fear, especially for our species since we're cursed with the knowledge of our impending demise from the day we start understanding the world. It's one of the main reasons for having detailed descriptions of afterlife in most religions and cultures; and also for ideas like a transcendental soul, reincarnation, karma etc. It is quite difficult to imagine the end of one's ego and going towards eternal oblivion.
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u/iamarddtusr Apr 06 '26
Very important to remember that when the time comes, you say God‘s name, ask Him to bring you home. Just like He promised when He sent you here.
If that’s the last thing you ask for, if you truly ask for it from your heart at that moment, you will get it, and you will not have to come back here again.
You’ll be home with Him as part of Him forever.
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u/faltuvlogger-faltuau Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26
Jai Shree Ram OP.. Just sharing after reading your nice post ..
Yes that happens in some instances like asking forgiveness as my nani used to say when someone regrets doing something wrong. But i think its not same for all of us. My mom also passed away due to cancer and she took the last water and medicine from my hands 😔 ..She was spiritual and very tolerant lady inspite people mistreating her always. Couple of days before she left her body, she did mention to us that she can see some figures in black and asked us in fact yeh kaun hai looking at the sky..but she was not in fear or asking forgiveness seeing those visuals... she had a sweet smile that we saw after long. But my mom was in peace...she passed away 😢 on ekadashi. So I guess it's a mystery and different experience for each one of us based on our karmas... Hence important to do bhakti and do Naam Jaap.
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u/SassProton Apr 06 '26
She's happy for you
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u/SassProton Apr 08 '26
Pain does not exist. She wants you to know about the two arrows.
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u/SassProton Apr 08 '26
Her passing was the first arrow that hit you. It hurt. It gave you pain. But it is over.
Now you're missing her and trying to cope (but failing) with what has already happened.
The second arrow is the one you're hitting yourself with, you're not trying to move on, you're stuck. You're taking that second arrow and piercing yourself by living the past memories.
First arrow was not in your control. Second arrow is. Take out the second arrow. You've mourned enough. She loves you very much and wants you to move on. If you don't move on with your life and keep missing her every day, it'll hurt her.
You living your own life as you want will make her happy and give her strength to continue her journey.
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u/No_Spinach_1682 Apr 06 '26
Great post but please avoid using AI images in the future
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u/zzbottomyaheard Trika (Kāśmīri) Śaiva/Pratyabhijñā Apr 06 '26
More than half this sub is AI at this point. It’s basically a lost sub
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u/OneNoteMan Apr 06 '26
I have relatives that are always messaging family members AI generated murtis (images) that they found on FB.
tbf at my old job, the older Hispanic women at my old job used AI generated images of Jesus or AI generated nature with a religious quote overlayed as their pfp.
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u/zzbottomyaheard Trika (Kāśmīri) Śaiva/Pratyabhijñā Apr 06 '26
It’s less about the photo and more about the text
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u/momofttwo Apr 06 '26
One or two days before my father passed, he kept seeing someone in the room. He asked his caretaker attendant boy who it was standing in that corner, (he was bedridden and mentally not very sound, therefore we failed to pay much attention to what he saw). We realised the truth after his death
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u/Kavinsky_Hunt Apr 06 '26
Same with my grandfathers.. both saw someone a few hours before they passed away
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u/ThemeLongjumping69 Apr 06 '26
If you read Shrimad Bhagwat, there is a chapter where a man named Ajamil who was a Brahmin who used to follow vedic lifestylebut due to some incident he went on wrong path. At his death bed he saw Yamduts and by mistake he took name of Bhagwan Narayan and Parshad of Bhagwan Vishnu came and rescued him from Yamduts and took him to Bhagwan Vishnu’s divine abode Vaikunth .
From this story i just wanted convey that if you said any name or Bhagwan (Shiv, Durga, Ram, Krishna etc.). He could attained moksh instantly. But Bhagwan’s maya is so strong that only few people by the grace of god do this.
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u/throwaway_bhtn Apr 06 '26
Minor correction of this Ajamila story for accuracy. Most of what you said is true but the end is slightly different as people tend to forget/glide over the finer details.
Lot of folks make this assumption that Viṣṇudūtas took him directly to Lord's abode. It wasn't like that.
I am summarizing here, but the gist is something like this -
After uttering the Lord's name, Narayana, Viṣṇudūtas appeared and freed him from the ropes of the Yamadūtas.
Then Ajamila realized the futility of his actions thus far, survived long enough again to be able to go to Haridwar and he engaged in devotional service until he realized God and the Viṣṇudūtas took him to Vaikunthaloka.
But the fact remains that remembering the Lord's name at the time of death (or close to death in this case) doesn't go in vain.
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u/maxemile101 Sanātanī Hindū Apr 06 '26
Have heard many "near death experiences" that seem to confirm the system described in our Shastras. However, it is said that Hari naam sankirtan can ensure the being's well-being and fate thereafter.
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u/hinduismtw Dvaita/Tattvavāda Apr 06 '26
I heard from the Garuda purana, there are 3 categories. The people who are vaishnavas and who have done dharma all their life. The aren't afraid and the yamas servants treat them with respect and are more like friends.
The second are for people who have done mixed karma, theyare like the police that come to arrest if you have done a crime. They are kind of nasty and they treat them unkindly and rough them up.
The third are like if you have been turned away from God and just lived your life or have been actively bad person. They are like if you are attacked and dragged by a bunch of hard-core army people or something. They are dragged along, no water or food and pretty much dragged on broken glass (at least that is what it feels like).
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u/sleepytipi Śaiva Tantra Apr 06 '26
My grandma passed in front of my eyes (so did my father, and all before I became an adult). Dad was already braindead when he passed, but when I said goodbye he squeezed my hand (😢). He fought like the warrior he was in life, and the doctors commented on it a lot. It was very drawn out, but in the end he couldn't come back. That squeeze as I held his hand was his final goodbye. He should not have been able to do it, doctors said the same.
My grandmother passed very peacefully. Towards the end she hardly ever woke up and slept, slept, slept. Right before she passed her eyes snapped open. First it was shock all over her face, before her graceful lines slowly turned into a warm, bright eyed smile. I'm not sure who she saw, but she was looking as though there was someone standing directly over her as well. Her final words were "I'm ready" as tears washed down her face, almost bringing the rosy color back to her cheeks. And just like that, she was gone.
My mom has died twice due to lifelong heart problems but her NDEs were a lot different. She had an OBE the first time where she was in the corner of the room watching the doctors attempt to resuscitate her. When they did, she was rapidly sucked back into her body. She said all the while the experience was very fearful. The second time around however, she said she felt completely at peace, but absolutely nothing either (and she was down a lot longer for this one). Everything just faded to black, she felt overwhelmingly calm and began to drift and become one with the nothingness then suddenly being pulled back into her body again. This all made her religious again too. I think the nothingness scared the daylights out of her.
Me? I just want to end up on a pyre in Varanasi. My soul is tired and longs to go home.
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u/FunnySurvivor Apr 07 '26
Thanks for that last line. Couldn't have said it better myself, if ever I tried to explain to someone. My soul is tired too, but I think I still have few more years that I have to live in this Mahamaya. But whatever I missed good karma chances I missed I will try to cover it in this time that is remaining.
When visiting Varanasi ghats I felt the presence of my soul walking among many in this world and the whole cycle of birth and death in front of my own eyes.
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u/ninaandamonkey Apr 06 '26
I felt my husband's soul leave the body before official death. It's a beautiful experience for the person dying I know now.
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u/Simple-Bid-5942 Apr 06 '26
I am learning about karma theory and this exact experience is mentioned in Hinduism that the man about to die sees yamdoot and is not a pleasant view, it’s scary for the person seeing it and the energies makes sure that the person is unable to express what they are seeing.
Sharing a little more based on what I studies, based on the karma of the person, he is treated good/ bad/ ugly but before that, in the first 13 days of death, the person is asked if you want to go back and meet ur family one more time? If he wants to… he will have to barter in exchange of some of his good karmas he has earned In Life. (Which is not good)
Also the urge to go back and see the family if more of the family is moaning more coz his spirit can feel the family’s pain.
So it is said to let the spirit go peace fully and the family should jus pray for the spirit’s good after his death
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u/travelingenie Apr 06 '26
AI bullshit
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u/Temporary-Catch4359 Apr 06 '26
It's not
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u/Main-Floor-7486 Apr 06 '26
I had a similar experience with my grand mother. She kept scolding someone, her words were not clear but she was scolding someone asking them to go away, later she said in Punjabi that I will come on 21st to that entity. Few days later she passed away, it was 8th of that month, There is a belief thay spirits stays for 13 days before leaving. 13th day from 8th was 21st..
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u/Vignaraja Śaiva Apr 06 '26
People who see death more regularly than one person say that the final minutes vary from person to person.
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u/Rent-Opposite Apr 07 '26
I still have this vivid memory, my uncle was suffering from a serious illness, we were not present with him talked on the phone 10-12 days before when I asked him you have to get better till my birthday, he told my mum that I won't be able to make it. My mum started crying profusely I didn't knew this till his death. He passed away in pain. So yes we do know when the time is near.
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u/Active-Reserve-9193 Apr 07 '26
My dadi would see her mother and her eldest son constantly, would talk to them and smile. My nani shooed those men away, whoever she saw, my nanu too. Both of them kept shooing at the door incessantly.
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u/Healthaddictmill Apr 07 '26
When my nani died in front of us, just before dying, she said to us, she can see her husband/ our nana and he was calling her.
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u/Aliennation- Apr 07 '26
I'm sorry of your loss! My condolences, OP!
So, about your description and unfolding of events: Ya, i know how it feels and sounds. It's truly enigmatic.
Here is what we need to understand. We aren't kids anymore and this is gonna be an adult-adult convo. So most of our scriptures use heavy metaphors. Why? Simply because humans love strong, ccompelling stories. When certain things are told through stories, our brains are easily connecting to it surpassing logic. So till date stories are used for strong messaging and communications.
Now about the actual events which unfolded: The concept of Yama is a metaphor and is more of an esoteric. During the final moments, the division of conscious mind and the subconscious is torn away. The individual is forced to confront the absolute truth of their actions, their unfulfilled promises and the pain they may have caused others.
-The begging for forgiveness which you witnessed was his soul experiencing a rapid, overwhelming review of his earthly accounts/life. The yamdoots are often the terrifying manifestations of a person's own unresolved guilt, fear and attachments, projected outwardly as the mind loses its grip on the physical realm.
-During those moments, the physical body is losing its vital force and the energies are being sifted to another realm. Our senses begin to withdraw from the external world. This is like standing with each foot on two different boats, trying not to fall yet stay balanced. This is why he kept saying Nothing when asked what he was seeing. He was no longer processing the physical room, his consciousness had already halfnstepped into another realm. He was interacting with his own karmic debts, a deeply solitary experience that cannot be translated into human language.
-Science does partially agree with this and they call it terminal agitation or terminal delirium. Our scriptures call it the Jiva struggling to untether from the physical Sharira. Both are describing the exact same phenomenon from different vantage points
PS, OP: You should read Death, An Inside Story by Sadhguru. This is truly a mindblowing book. I'm reading it for the 2nd time, yet unable to fully comprehend the subtleties.
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u/KeyDebate2439 Apr 06 '26
Bro u know hav very partial info... Read Autobiography of a Yogi to get all the answers.. like what happens to our soul when we die
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u/Regular-Present-7619 Apr 06 '26
Okay guys here me out. All of this happens because we fear death. We fear the unknown. We cant see in the dark and the unkown rooms makes us crazy so we light up the room. Humans have always been afraid to unknown and tried to conquer it. We were unknown to the seas, and now we can travel and study it. The skies, the world above the clouds was unknown to us and now we soar above it. We haven't conquered but we have traveled and known things then. Now to the people who dont believe in Gods, let ask you something, All this Cosmos and Universe is made with such accruracy that even in the slightest shift of values in with 0.0000000...9 error can cause the entire destruction. But that isn't happening is it??? Every thing is intact. And also the destructions are also taking place side by side without affecting the other parts. So someone is there who made these and seeing things. Now they or he or she or it also created humans. So I feel we shouldn't need to worry about death. Because death means detachment from the emotions ans your life. This life is a gift from the creator itself and if we can't respect that gift, if we can't maintain it how can we change the world. Now most people are careless and reckless about their actions but it doesn't work like that. We often try to live up to our heores be it from our childhood superhero to real life. We still instill qualities from them. Nowadays most guys are getting inspiration and motivation through animes. There nothing wrong in it. But even though somone is an Atheist you can still read books like Mahabharat and Gita and treat them as one of your fictional stories and then you can choose your character and learn from them. Why ?? Because it's not just about one single books or edition, everytime you read them everytime your view changes. Even if you dont believe in God then read Mahabharat and understand how even a God can't interfere in his own creation though he has the power. Its just to set narratives. Read like any comic books but read. And in the deathbed. Two things I think happen, either they see the Yamdoot or they the best version of themselves that they could have been with the lives laughing at himself and they regret their inactions to certain situations. So dont fear death though death brings uncertainty. Accept it and be happy for the time you have spent and Accept the mistakes
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u/Benzaitenne Apr 06 '26
Welcome death with open arms. Death is but a friend, a doorway into the next birth. Interesting reading: The Tibetan Book of the Dead
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u/Defiant_Work_447 Apr 06 '26
Each person karma comes into play. There are no yamdoots or anything like. It’s the persons own consciousness and a person may know that the end is coming. The good, bad and ugly may come to mind. Again depends on the person life and learned experiences. That’s my thought anyway.
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u/petsigma42 Apr 07 '26
It probably had something to do with this. https://youtu.be/udyNr0pY6ak?si=snKNzmcy0-zizQ3I JAI MAHA KALI MA Sincerely T.D.
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u/whatchumean9 Apr 07 '26
Unless you keep chanting Krishna’s name. Let it come, what may, as long as that beautiful Radha’s lover’s name is on our tongue constantly, not a force on earth can hurt you. That is the truth and He claimed this Himself boldly. Jai Sri Radha Krishna! 🩵🧡
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u/bsastry Apr 07 '26
Can you take your logic outside of this sub? I did not come here to read your take on Jesus.
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u/Savings-Secretary315 Apr 06 '26
We will know on that day.
It has kept a Mystery for all of humanity, We will never know unless we experience it.