What did ancient civilizations believe happens after we die? In this first episode of Life After Death: A Journey into the Unknown, we explore how diverse cultures across history imagined the soul’s journey beyond the grave.

From the grand pyramids of Egypt to the shadowy underworlds of Greece and Mesopotamia, the afterlife was never seen as the end—but as a mysterious path filled with trials, judgment, and transformation.

Discover how:

• Egyptians guided the soul with the Book of the Dead through Osiris’s Hall of Truth.

• Greeks ferried the dead across the River Styx to face judgment by Hades.

• Romans honored ancestral spirits and feared restless ghosts.

• Mesopotamians envisioned a dusty underworld ruled by Ereshkigal, void of reward or punishment.

• Maya and Aztec cultures tested souls through cosmic trials in Xibalba and Mictlan.

• African tribal beliefs connected the living with ancestors across realms.

• Hindu scriptures detailed karmic justice, reincarnation, and moksha.

• Christianity and Islam taught divine judgment and resurrection.

• Sikhism emphasized merging with the Divine through righteous living.

Though these beliefs vary, a common thread runs through them: the soul is eternal, and death is merely a doorway.

Join us on this timeless quest as we uncover how humanity, from ancient times to today, has grappled with the greatest mystery of all—what happens after death.

📘 Based on the book Life After Death by Ramesh Chauhan

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