DEATH AND AFTERLIFE
Human being is a person walking to his own death. Therefore, he is called martya: mortal, born to die. The Sanskrit word for death is mrtya, is derived from the Sanskrit root mr (means to die). The Latin equivalent is mors (mortis): death. As per the word meaning, every human being is born to die. T...
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Dharmaram College
2012
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Journal of Dharma
Year: 2012, Volume: 37, Issue: 4, Pages: 469-478 |
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Death as a Preamble of Resurrection
B Death the End of Our Temporal Life? B Sunya and Nirvana B Nature of Temporality B Call to the Graceful Offering of Life to God B Afterlife as a Chain of Rebirths in the Sea of Samsara |
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