Garuda Purana
Garuda Purana: Death is the biggest and final truth of life. Every living being born in this world is certain to die. Garuda Purana, which is included in the 18 Mahapuranas of Hinduism, describes in great detail the journey of the soul after death. Generally, when a family member dies in the house, Garuda Purana is recited or made to recite. Sri Hari Vishnu is considered to be the presiding deity of Garuda Purana.
Lord Vishnu has given information about many deep secrets regarding birth, death and rebirth to his vehicle bird king Garuda. Garuda Purana is an excerpt from the conversation between Lord Vishnu and Garuda. In this, details about birth, death, sins and virtues, salvation, karma, heaven and hell, rebirth etc. are explained. It is told in this that how many days does the soul of a living being receive a body after death and how? A man’s actions determine his rebirth.
Garuda Purana According to…
Garuda Purana According to this, the soul travels a very long journey after death. After death, the messengers of Yamraj take the soul to Yamalok. Where he is presented before Yamraj, the god of death. It is said that in this journey the soul covers a distance of approximately 86 thousand yojanas. A person who performs religious activities during his lifetime and does not cause mental or physical pain to any creature or creature easily reaches Yamalok. On the contrary, those people who cause trouble to other people in their life, the messengers of Yama torture them and take them to Yamalok.
It takes time for the soul to get a new body
According to Garuda Purana, a person’s actions determine his rebirth. A person who does good deeds in his life becomes free from worldly bondages and attains salvation. Whereas the person who commits only sin in his life, his soul is sent to hell. According to the deeds of a person, that soul is tortured. The soul is reborn after suffering tortures. According to mythological scriptures, the soul gets a new body between the third and 40th day after death.
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