What does Hell look like? What does Paradise look like?

Hell and Heaven - these words are heard by everyone, regardless of religion. Of course, not everyone believes in their existence, but perhaps vague suspicions have visited everyone, even atheists. After all, not without reason (as many people think) almost in every religion are mentioned identical places!

And it is true - it is difficult to find a faith in which a person after death is not rewarded for his earthly deeds: happiness for righteousness, torment for sinfulness. Buddhism, Krishnaism, Judaism, Islam, Christianity - this is not alien to any of the world's religions .

Paganism is one of the few systems that do not recognize Hell or Paradise. According to his postulates, after death a person is given the semblance of another life, in which there will be both good and bad - just like in the real world.

But all the same we will return to more categorical creeds. In this article, three of them will be considered: Buddhism, Christianity and Islam.

As Hell looks like in Christianity, everyone knows, probably. This religion is very popular not only in life, but also in film projects, literature, painting.

So, the sinners who believe in Christ, but who did not keep the commandments, after death will fall (or rather, get their soul) in a terrible place: dark, filled with smoke, gray and fire. And forever - until a terrible judgment strikes, they will be subjected to cruel torments there. Demons will roast them on fire, poke forks and sharp tails, and Lucifer - a fallen angel and part-time owner of baked - will chew committed those particularly terrible crimes. As Hell looks very frightening, and smells there, accordingly, sinners will experience both moral and aesthetic torments. In the latter it is easy enough to believe, but physical suffering is doubtful - one soul falls into the underworld, the body remains on the ground ... Well, it is not very important.

With Paradise, Christians are simple - this is the place where righteous people come, beautiful and divine. There, souls can continue to lead a righteous lifestyle, communicate with angels and indulge in other sinless amusements.

It is pointless to write about Islam in such detail, since Hell looks about the same, with the only difference that sinners greatly increase in size: "... and their teeth are the size of a mountain." This should cause an increase in their anguish.

But Paradise among the worshipers of Allah is somewhat more interesting - in addition to flowering gardens, there are also beautiful maiden-gurias with whom the righteous can indulge in amusement (it is interesting how innocent).

Buddhist ideas are close enough to pagan. No bearer of this faith will answer unequivocally what Hell looks like. This religion says that there are a lot of parallel worlds - some better, some worse, one of which comes after death. And his soul goes there not by itself, but in a new body.

So, an unrighteous person can not only go to one of the numerous Adas (and there are more than a thousand) but also be born in the body of the animal. Similarly, a cat can become a human after death, and a representative of Homo Sapiens can get to Nirvana (a kind of paradise) or simply get another, better destiny.

Another thing is that all this can be a simple invention. After all, doctors reasonably explain the visions of the dying Ada or Raya with death hallucinations.