What Happens After Death As Per Garud Purana In Hinduism 

What Happens After Death As Per Garud Purana In Hinduism
Death is an inevitable and profound aspect of the human experience, an event that brings about irreversible change, not only for the one who passes away but also for those left behind. Ancient texts like the Garuda Purana delve deep into the metaphysical aspects of death, describing it as a journey where the soul transitions from one realm to another, leaving behind the body and all earthly attachments. According to these texts, when the time of death approaches, a foreboding presence, a thick fog, often described as the messenger of death, manifests. This figure, imposing with its massive form, fiery red eyes, elongated nails, and an eerie smile, appears before the dying person. The messenger’s task is to extract the soul from the body and guide it toward heaven, initiating a journey believed to span centuries. However, while the soul embarks on this ethereal journey, there remains a tangible, earthly process that the deceased's family must undertake. This involves a series of rituals, practices, and customs designed not only to honor the dead but also to aid the soul in attaining peace and salvation. Despite being performed regularly, the deeper significance of these rituals often remains shrouded in mystery and is rarely understood by those who perform them. It is said that as soon as the soul departs from the body, it experiences great suffering.
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