Some researchers believe DMT, a powerful psychedelic that may naturally occur in the brain, could be your soul’s “ferryman.” ...

The ancient Greeks believed that when people die, their souls are transported across the River Styx and into the afterlife by Charon, the ferryman. This myth may have some truth to it as ...

A new study on brain activity during the dying process raises the possibility that the soul leaves the body, as researchers ...

No longer seen as a joyless fate, the afterlife became more of a personal ... Ancient Greeks believed Charon the ferryman took souls to Hades across Acheron, the “river of woe.” ...

There are many movies and TV shows that have given us a peek at ideas of the afterlife. In fact, the new Pixar film “Soul” deals with the afterlife, and it’s not the first Pixar film to do that.

Of course, there are views on the afterlife in Judaism ... Sheol is a place of waiting where souls are cleansed and purified. Gehinnom is a place to be punished and a place of torment.

this dreamy Japanese film characterizes humanity’s transition to the afterlife in the form of a recurring parade — a monthly procession, wherein the souls of those who’ve died set out in ...

The ancient Greeks believed that when people die, their souls are transported across the River Styx and into the afterlife by Charon, the ferryman. This myth may have some truth to it as ...