How would you describe "Hell'

There is no hell.It is just put into our minds by religion to scare the living daylights out of us,especially when we're young and still learning and vulnerable.

[lostsoul13]

Burning in flames (that believe they have a perception,than a resolved listening key) would be a nightmare: discovering pain;( again a listening key) pure nightmare—- some one is making a lot of money from exaggerating...

hell would be to be stuck in your own negative thoughts

[AlignedWithTheHeart]

I see that going through hell can be a powerful catalyst for spiritual evolution and see that one might unconsciously choose it in order to evolve.

[GalacticWarrior]

As far as I am concerned, in my many experiences Out of Body, I really did not experience eternal torment or gnashing off teeth. Nor for I have yet to see a world of fire, and for the record Lucifer is not in hell but everywhere. Many blessings!!

Originally Posted by GalacticWarrior

Nor for I have yet to see a world of fire,

yea that i don't believe in

[PecaS]

i Know that each "life" experience is a school. Whether you are teaching , learning or helping studying we are all part of the process. As such, there are universal truths that we need to know and move around: Love, mercy, forgiveness, happiness, compassion, peace...to name a few.

If you do not learn in the first class or life, you will need to do over and over until you learn. and learn properly.

My father was stuck in a spiral of not learning. He asked for help and so my mother came to this life. My sister and I came about to help her as it was supposed to either be very good or very bad. (I think I already knew he would learn ****)

anywho.

My father was a violent man. He liked psychological bullying of my mother and his daughters. He always looked for others to support him, he borred money from friends, relatives and business associates. He had a lot and lost it all in stupid whims and purchases.

In the latter years of his life, he decided that he "had done too much work through out his life and my sister and I needed to support him". To give you an idea of his expenses, he would spend 2k A WEEK on lotto tickets and scratch stuff and 18k on phone bills.

Of course, my sister and I refused. so he left and things happened and he ended up dying alone in a hospital far away. He did not reach out to us, he did not try to make ammends.

Years later, someone close to my sister (wh never talked to him) dreamt him and dreamt that he was building a wall. Each brick of the wall was a missed lesson and something he had to ponder about.

I do not think that hell is devils and such. I believe that hell is much like I¡ve heard about. the absence of God, of Light, of LIfe. pretty grim

[Oscar Frye]

Originally Posted by iamthat

My opinion is that after the physical body dies we go to a place which corresponds to our own vibration, surrounded by others of similar vibration. For some, this could be one of the lower astral realms which could be considered a form of Hell, a gloomy unpleasant place filled with despair, or a dark place filled with hatred and violence. Like all the astral planes, these are the creations of human thoughts and emotions.

How long do people stay in such places? Until they have had enough and start to look for a way out. This means they have to raise their vibrations and become receptive to higher energies.

Peace

Hi, completely agree with this explanation.

[Oscar Frye]

Hi,
There are also movies made where they try to give their impressions of hell. The Brazilians are very much invested into religious / spiritual movies, etc. One movie, 'Nosso Lar' (Our Home), actually shows some scenes if I remember well of their understanding of hell, they called it the 'umbral' I belief.
It was all based on the work by Chicco Xavier, the greatest Brazilian medium ever that psychographed 440 books.
Feel free to check it out,
Good luck.

[Oscar Frye]

Hi,
When someone asked Paramahansa Yogananda if he thought Hell existed, he answered : "Where do you think you are now?".