What are some life after death heaven stories?

Some after - death life stories involve mediums. These are people who claim to be able to communicate with the dead. They might tell stories of how a deceased person passed on a message to their family. For instance, a medium could say that a dead mother told her to tell her children that she loves them and is always watching over them. However, the authenticity of such stories is often debated. But still, these are part of the broad range of after - death life stories.

One common story is about a devout Christian who was on their deathbed. They seemed to have a vision of a bright light and angels, and then passed away peacefully. It was believed that they entered into the presence of God. Another story tells of a Christian who died in an accident but had previously told friends that they were not afraid of death because they knew they would be with Jesus. Their friends took comfort in this belief after their passing.

One common story is about reincarnation. Hindus believe that after death, the soul is reborn into a new body. For example, if a person has lived a good life filled with positive deeds, they may be reborn into a higher caste or a more favorable situation in the next life. This cycle of birth, death, and rebirth is called samsara.

One interesting 'life after death' story is about a man who had a near - death experience. He said he saw a bright light and felt a sense of peace. He also claimed to have seen his deceased relatives waiting for him. Another story involves a woman who, after being clinically dead for a short time, said she floated above her body and could see the doctors trying to revive her. There are also stories of people who come back with newfound spiritual beliefs, believing that there is indeed something beyond death.

There was a hospice patient who, in their final days, started talking about beautiful places that no one else could see. They described it as a place full of light and love. It might be their perception of life after death. Their family members were initially scared but later found some comfort in it, thinking that the patient was going to a better place.

Yes, often a sense of peace and light are common. Many stories mention a bright light that seems to draw the person towards it. Also, the presence of loved ones who have passed away before is a frequent element.

In Indian stories, there are tales of Yama, the god of death. It is said that when a person dies, their soul is escorted by Yama's messengers to the afterlife realm. Some stories depict that if a person has unresolved desires or strong emotions at the time of death, they may remain in a sort of limbo or be reborn quickly to fulfill those. There are also accounts where saints and sages are believed to have knowledge of the afterlife. They can guide people on how to lead a good life so that their afterlife is more pleasant, often involving spiritual practices and self - purification.

There are also stories where people claim to have had an out - of - body experience during their near - death event. They might see their own body on the operating table or in the accident scene. A woman who nearly drowned said she floated above the water and could see the rescuers trying to revive her. She also heard voices from a distance as if they were in another realm, which she later thought could be related to life after death.

In LDS life after death stories, there are often accounts of family members on the other side communicating with the living. This could be through dreams or a feeling of a presence. A woman shared that she often dreams of her late mother giving her advice, which she interprets as her mother still being involved in her life from the spirit world. These stories emphasize the importance of family in LDS beliefs, even beyond death.