How can we know whether Deceased Ancestors are happy or not in their Next Future Life?

Question

Returning to the “Father and Son” case
earlier, you said earlier,
“After 20 years his son dies, the figure of
his deceased son must be clearly visible 
for father’s eyes. That is, it is the figure
of his son who is currently living
somewhere as a 20 year old young man.”

By what triggers, will that father be able
to see about the followings?
“Whether his deceased son is living
happily or not in his Next Life” and
if he is, “its specific process.”

Answer

For instance, suppose you lost your
beloved Grandmother or Grandfather
several years ago. Or suppose you
lost some years ago, your beloved
wife or husband, or in some cases,
even a daughter or son, by some
reason – an accident, illness, disaster,
war, infectious disease, etc.
In that case, I think there are times
when you want to know the followings:
“Whether these people are currently
living happily or not in their Next Life”
and “If they are living happily, how
exactly are they living happily?”

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15 Replies to “How can we know whether Deceased Ancestors are happy or not in their Next Future Life?”

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  2. This is a fascinating perspective on how the happiness of descendants might reflect the well-being of ancestors in their next life. The idea of a direct cause-and-result relationship is intriguing. It makes one wonder if there are any specific practices or meditations that could help bridge this connection and provide more direct insight, rather than relying solely on the observed happiness of living family members.

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  4. This is a thoughtful exploration of spiritual beliefs and ancestral connections. The way different cultures approach the concept of afterlife and ancestor well-being is fascinating. Thank you for sharing these perspectives. says:

    This is a thoughtful exploration of spiritual beliefs and ancestral connections. The way different cultures approach the concept of afterlife and ancestor well-being is fascinating. Thank you for sharing these perspectives.

  5. This is a thoughtful exploration of spiritual beliefs and ancestral connections. The way different cultures approach the concept of afterlife and ancestor well-being is fascinating. Thank you for sharing these perspectives.

  6. That’s a profound question. I lost my grandfather a few years ago, and the thought of his happiness now is comforting. I think sometimes signs are subtle – a feeling of peace, a memory sparked unexpectedly. It’s hard to define, really. On a completely different note, dealing with loss can be tough. If you need something to blow off steam, try playing Solar Smash; sometimes a bit of simulated planetary destruction helps.

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