Yes, what you report is factually true. It's also true that *after you die there is a further journey your soul takes as described by the good sheikh in this video.

That journey will not be experienced by me or felt by me. Whatever the soul may experience is not even my concern.

@@SeventyFive-gn9kh we'll all experience it, whether collectively or individually; ultimately it's an experience that is inevitable as is life and death itself. You are entitled to feel any way you like about it. Apathetic, fearful, encouraged, dutiful, honoured, unfazed, etc, etc. Go well into it.

Can you even describe what a soul is? The journey of the soul, or that which you refer to as the journey of the soul after death, is an old concept about reincarnation. And no you'll not recall your past incarnations nor actually experience any future incarnation. They are not experiences of a conscious entity such as a living brain and body.

@@SeventyFive-gn9kh in laymen's terms the soul is the inner-self. Islam explains it in detail, and that you can read about yourself. I recommend you do. I could ask you to describe what colour is or where it resides, and the answer to that would be similarly complex and require some knowledge of how humans experience that which they perceive/don't perceive, but it's not as simple as what is seen with the eyes. The journey after death is not experienced by the living - at no point did anyone suggest that it was so I'm not sure how to respond to that part of your comment. Sometimes we resist the very thing we're seeking simply because it means doing things differently and letting go of a comfortable old pattern, but the truth is you can only know that which you are open to knowing. You can't know something that you refuse to inquire about, for example. That you're here asking the questions you are or even viewing this video, is indicative of your inner self's curiosity though... that's exciting I think.

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