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See: The Rich Man and Lazarus in Luke Chapter 16
Souls of men are blue lights, both bad and good.
The universe separates God from men, like the veil in the temple which separates God in the Holy of Holies from men – until the veil was torn in two.

In the ground are coffins and skeletons.
Below the ground: Paradise is on the left. Torments is on the right.
A Great Chasm in the Center keeps the souls from crossing from one side to the other.
Both are Sheol “The Place of the Dead”
Before Jesus was resurrected, the righteous souls went to Paradise (Abraham’s Bosom) when they died but the unrighteous souls went to Torments.
When Jesus was resurrected He took the souls in Paradise with Him to the Father’s throne room and emptied Paradise.
Since then, when the righteous die they go directly to the throne room in heaven where they wait for the resurrection of their bodies.
A time will come when the righteous and the unrighteous will be resurrected.
The righteous will be reunited with their immortal bodies and be glorified.
The unrighteous will be judged and thrown into a “lake of fire”.
The righteous will live with God for the eternities.
Brain activity may prove our souls leave our bodies when we die
Story by Ellie Abraham
• 8h • 2 min read
Experts think end-of-life brain activity may prove that our souls leave our bodies when we die.
For a whole host of reasons, people have varying beliefs about what happens to us at the point of death. However, researchers now think they have come close to proving, with scientific data, what actually occurs.
Dr Stuart Hameroff, an anesthesiologist and professor of anesthesiology and psychology at the University of Arizona, has argued that new studies have suggested that the brain activity of a clinically dead patient is a sign of the “soul leaving the body”.
Speaking in an interview with Project Unity, Dr Hameroff spoke about the study. He explained that, despite having almost no other signs of life, the electroencephalogram (EEG) reading saw an energy spike in the brain. Continue reading Back to Home
“They saw everything go away and then … you got this activity when there was no blood pressure, no heart rate,” Hameroff explained. “So that could be the near-death experience, or it could be the soul leaving the body, perhaps.”
Other studies have also sought to find out what happens to us by monitoring brain activity in our final moments.
One such study, titled “Is it possible for the human brain to be activated by the dying process?” looked into this by monitoring the brains of four dying patients.
The authors explained: “We addressed this issue by analyzing the electroencephalograms (EEG) of four dying patients before and after the clinical withdrawal of their ventilatory support and found that the resultant global hypoxia markedly stimulated gamma activities in two of the patients.”
Gamma activity in the brain is high frequency and is associated with cognitive functions like attention, working memory, sensory perception, information processing and more.
The study authors wrote: “While the mechanisms and physiological significance of these findings remain to be fully explored, these data demonstrate that the dying brain can still be active.”
Elsewhere, one woman left people freaked out over her theory that we never really die. While other theories from experts in the field suggest that it’s “lights out” and there’s nothing after death.
