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| Meta Title | Death - Afterlife, Immortality, Soul | Britannica | ||||||
| Meta Description | Death - Afterlife, Immortality, Soul: What happens between death and reincarnation is seldom discussed in articles about Hinduism. This is regrettable, for the perception of these events helps explain some of the rites of the religion and provides unique insights into the human preference, when thinking about death, to conceptualize metaphysical developments in very concrete terms. Immediately after death, the soul is not clothed in a physical body but in a vaporous thumb-sized structure (linga ṡarīra). This is immediately seized by two servants of Yama, the god of death, who carry it to their master for a preliminary identity check. Afterward, the soul is promptly | ||||||
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| Author | Christopher A. Pallis | ||||||
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