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means The existence or state believed to follow death, whether as heaven, reincarnation, an underworld, or some other continuation of the self.
from A transparent English compound of "after" and "life" — literally the life that comes after this one. "After" descends from Old English æfter (behind, following), and "life" from Old English līf. The pairing is fairly modern as a fixed noun; older English preferred phrases like "life to come" or "life hereafter," with "afterlife" originally meaning simply "a later part of one's life" before it drifted to mean the life beyond death.
- egyptian gear
- pharaohs packed snacks, boats, and servants for the trip
- brain chemistry
- DMT surges near death may stage the show
- weighing in
- Egyptians judged souls against a single feather
- viking commute
- only battle-slain warriors earned a seat in Valhalla
- reincarnation math
- some faiths offer infinite respawns until enlightenment
dante's divine comedy — 14th century italian epic poem with detailed depiction of hell, purgatory, and paradise as the christian afterlife