The Afterlife

Yes, if you do your daily prayers and putting others needs before yours, you will get to heaven (Sach Khand is what Sikhs say). You can only go to heaven in your human form. If you don't, you may, in your afterlife become anything depending on your previous life.

Pastafarians believe that the afterlife is full of beer volcanoes and stripper factories.

Yes, they did. it is described in their hieroglyphs that have been only partly deciphered.

In Hinduism, afterlife depends upon their present life's karmas. If one does good things those mentioned in epics and puranas and offer prayers to god, will help him reach heaven or else he will likely spend another life in this kali yuga.

he took his dog,and his other prperty

Not necessarily, reincarnantion in Animal form is associated with the Hindus. It is something of a distortion that the animals which give us milk are reincarnated Human souls- true this has added the phrases Holy Cow and sacred Cow to out language, but oddly they really don"t believe this.

An avenging angel is an angel that would fight to the death over a loss or past trauma, I haven't heard a religion that has this.

I once began reading some clairvont's account of being in contact with a recently deceased World War One soldier and from what the soldier described was, NO. They can make anything you'd ever want and you can have whatever you'd like to make you happy, EXCEPT after a while, you no longer want the same things you wanted on Earth. Initially it's to help,you settle in. For instance, cigarettes, eventually the soldiers stopped craving or wanting them because it did not have the same effect as they did own earth. I can't imagine not,wanting a play station 4 though after death,so well see once we all die

Dear friend, There is no paranormal detector better than the human mind. many claim to have photographed spirits, but it is this writers opinion that they are but fakes. Only powers from on high can authorize a spirit to return to earth and be seen, and then it will be seen as a solid form and not as a spirit.

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There is neither a beginning nor an end , but a constant change between beginning and end, between birth and death, which then produces new life...

Even secular scholars have stated that burial practices such as jewelry placed in graves, burials done among rituals and symbolism, living relatives revisiting the graves, and other such practices, suggest belief in an afterlife, which is an ancient tradition found over the globe. As to each specific culture or tribe, you would have to investigate individually, since beliefs were of course not always identical.

Yes; though there are different views. Some don't stress it, some don't address the topic, and some believe it takes the physical form of reincarnation; while others have specific, detailed beliefs.

All who have ever lived upon this earth, both men and animals will receive the glory that they are entitled to. If you owned a dog which you loved there is no reason why you will not have that animal again in the resurrection.Both will be able to commune with each other.

They believed that life after death meant a descent into an underworld ruled by the god Nergal. Their ideas about the afterlife was difficult.

The opposite of the ancient Egyptian afterlife, which emphasized immortality and a journey to the Field of Reeds, could be considered the concept of oblivion or non-existence after death. In this view, death leads to a complete cessation of existence, with no continuation of the soul or consciousness. This contrasts sharply with the Egyptian belief in a judgment that determined one's fate in an eternal afterlife.

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The Greeks believed in gods which had a god of the underworld, Hades. PS sorry naomi

The Underworld or Hades

Shabtis, also called ushebtis or shawabtis. They helped with manual tasks in the afterlife. They were craved either from wood or stone.