Perception's existence after death
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Perception's existence after Death
- A.the Perception still exists after Death. The difference of beliefs were described that after Death, the Atta: **
1. possessed physical shape(rupa) **
2. possessed no shape/immaterial (Arupa) **
3. both had physical shape some had not (rupa and Arupa) **
4. Infinite **
5. Limited **
6. Both Infinite and limited **
7. neither Infinite nor Limited **
8. had a certain Form of Consciousness **
9. had several Form of Consciousness **
10.had infinite Consciousness **1
1.had limited Consciousness **
12.always in Joy/blissful state **
13.always in Suffering state **
14.Both in Joy and Suffering **
15.neither joyful nor Suffering
- B. the Perception vanished after Death. The difference of beliefs were described that after Death, the Atta was devoid of Perception after dead but: **
1. possessed physical shape (rupa) **
2. possessed no physical shape (Arupa) **
3. Both had shape and no shape **
4. Neither had shape nor had no shape **
5. Limited **
6. Unlimited **
7. Both limited and unlimited **
8. Neither limited nor infinite *C.
Neither there was Perception of No Perception after Death. The difference of these beliefs were describe that after Death, the Atta was neither devoid of Perception nor non-Perception, but: **
1. possessed physical shape (rupa) **
2. possessed no physical shape (Arupa) **
3. Both had shape and no shape **
4. Neither had shape nor had no shape **
5. Limited **
6. Unlimited **
7. Both limited and unlimited **
8. Neither limited nor infinite All of the followers of these beliefs defended and clung on their Faith and didn't believe in another faiths.