After you die, will you go to Heaven or Hell? This is a question which most of us have been asked, right? Do you believe in Heaven and Hell? Let’s talk about them today…

An Illustration Of Heaven (Source: Google Images)
Firstly, both Heaven and Hell are originated from religions. Each religion has its own belief in Heaven and Hell. The theory is the same, after we die, life continues, leaving the physical body, our soul continues to survive. In other words, death is all about the beginning of a new life! So, how will you go to Heaven or Hell? Again here, the principles are the same in all religions, if you did good actions on earth, you may get Heaven but if your bad actions outweight the good, you may end in Hell. We must think also that several theories exist to describe both Heaven and Hell. We know them in sacred books, unfortunately, humans have added some beliefs which may not really exist! Let’s describe some religions what they say on them below:
In Christianity, Heaven is a place or a world where the soul has eternal life. It is also a place where God lives, where you will enjoy your life without negative feelings, emotions or thoughts. Concerning Hell in Christianity, it is a place where the sinners will dwell, a place with blue flames with maggots, a place where there will be gnashing of teeth and so on, it is creepy right?
Move on Islam now, Heaven has mostly the same descriptions with Christianity. In Islam, there are 7 kinds of Heaven, not all are the same, only those who have believed in one God who is Allah without associating anything with Him will be go there. For Hell also is mostly the same thing with that of Christianity, a creepy place, a real place with punishments for the sinners.

An Illustration Of Hell (Source: Google Images)
In Hinduism, there are 6 Heavens, each of them is different from each other. The Hell also is a severe place of all kinds of punishment, depending the actions by the person, he/she can be re-incarnated again according to Karma.
Thus, the above explanations are the basic descriptions of both Heaven and Hell in some religions. Some skeptic guys can say why God would create a place to give punishments to sinners if He really loves us? We are born impure, we cannot be perfect but we can try to be perfect, are we at fault? Other persons can argue that we are not at fault if we did a mistake on earth, we are here because Eve ate the apple, if she has not eaten, all of us would be in Heaven, so why punish me when I did not eat the apple? As you see, there are many school of thoughts to contradict the existence of Hell. God is love, he cannot punish even He commands everything because punishment leads to anger, and anger is evil!
Take a look on some near-death experience accounts, I fully believe in near-death experience, and if you read some accounts, many of these persons who experienced it will say that they do not believe in Hell but purgatory. God cannot create a Hell, can a mother punish her child eternally? Some persons who experienced near-death argue that Hell is just a place where the soul has to be purified. Heaven exists but not a creepy Hell where there is sky high flames or whatever barbaric aspects.
Personally, I believe Heaven is a spiritual world, but I do not believe in a Hell with fire, etc… For me Hell is a purification place, moreover, I do not believe that we are judged by our good actions to be in Heaven, what is the use to perform good actions when your heart is full of hypocrisy and jealousy? It does not make sense! For me, if we try to help each other, to love everyone and the nature and to forgive, you will be in Heaven, of course try to remove the hypocrisy, jealousy and hatred in our heart first!
As conclusion, I have written this article by not debating it deeply as I should do because I would include many contradictions in sacred books and I do not want to hurt anyone! So, I decided to give only my opinion on both Heaven and Hell. Not all people will share the same beliefs, but I would be happy if you share your point of view as well!
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