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East Meets West : หน้า 54/88 Explore insights on death and rebirth from a spiritual perspective, comparing beliefs and experiences across different religions.
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In this discussion, different perspectives on death and rebirth are explored, specifically contrasting Christian beliefs with universal human experiences. The concept of life as a preparation for the afterlife, and the idea of life being reviewed in a flashback at death, transcends racial and religious boundaries. Individuals facing death reflect on their past actions, leading to feelings of happiness or regret, depending on the nature of their deeds. This reflection influences their fate in the afterlife, offering a path to either celestial realms for the virtuous or consequences for wrongful acts, highlighting the universal nature of morality and spirituality in the face of death. More insights available at dmc.tv.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Christianity and afterlife
-Universal human experiences
-Good deeds vs. bad deeds
-Death and its reflections
-Spiritual beliefs
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Death & Rebirth
Monica
Luang Por
: In the Christian religion we believe that we go to
heaven, which is a better place in the afterlife. So life
is just a preparation for death in my religion. And I just
wonder if it's different for you, and can you visualize
death?
: What everyone in this world will face on their
deathbed is the flashback of his/her doings from birth
to the last day of life. Regardless of race or religion,
all human beings will see the recurring pictures of their
past deeds while they are dying. Either good or bad,
our deeds will reappear in our mind like a movie. If
the person always did good deeds, at their deathbed
their mind will be filled with happiness. The picture of
their goodness will appear bright and clear in their
mind. This is the sign that the person will be led
to the celestial realm or reborn in good place after their
death. In contrast, if the person usually committed
sinful deeds like killing, stealing, or drinking alcohol,
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