What are the sights and feelings of the bright light in the bardo world and the world of light in near-death experiences?

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Based on your question, let me tell you what I know. After a person dies, his or her consciousness leaves the body and turns into the bardo body. The lifespan of the bardo body varies according to each person's good and evil karma. The shortest is 7 days and the longest is 49 days. Therefore, within 49 days, we should make great merits and dedicate them to the deceased.

The world seen in the bardo is completely different from what ordinary people see, because what they see and hear at that time is the consciousness of the deceased. He will see light or sound, some lights It is dazzlingly bright, and the sound is as loud as thunder. At this time, you should not be afraid, and you can immediately liberate yourself by chasing after it. This is because these lights are transformed by your own Buddha nature and can help people directly liberate themselves. There are also some lights that are soft and dim. You must stay away from these lights, because they are the lights of the six paths of reincarnation. Once you touch them, you will be reincarnated with your karma and will not be able to escape.

Also, according to the different causes and conditions of the good and evil deeds of the deceased during his lifetime, the scenes seen are also very different, and there is no possibility of repetition. Some saw snow-capped mountains, some saw cliffs, some saw the sea, and some saw evil winds, evil spirits, etc. In short, there is endless suffering and great distress. Especially for those who die violently or commit suicide, the pain will be doubled, and they will go beyond the bardo period and go straight to hell.

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