The Lake of Fire: Persia’s Original Map of the Afterlife

Описание: Long before hell became a place of eternal punishment, Persia imagined fire very differently.

In ancient Zoroastrian cosmology, the Lake of Fire was not designed to torture souls. It was a river of molten metal that appeared at the end of time — a final passage through absolute truth. Every soul would enter it. The righteous would feel warmth and clarity. Those who lived in distortion would feel burning — not as punishment, but as exposure.

This episode explores Persia’s original map of the afterlife, where fire is not wrath but revelation, and judgment is not condemnation but purification. At the end of all ages, reality itself melts into a single molten stream, burning away everything unreal and restoring the world to its original alignment with cosmic truth.

We examine:
• Fire as the visible expression of Asha, the principle of cosmic order
• The Chinvat Bridge and the journey of the soul after death
• Frashokereti — the final renovation of the universe
• Why distortion cannot survive contact with absolute clarity
• How later traditions transformed purification into eternal punishment

This is not a story of damnation.
It is a story of restoration.

And it raises a deeper question still relevant today:
What happens when truth becomes unavoidable?

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Opening: Before Hell Was Invented
02:18 Chapter 1: Persia's Fire Doctrine
06:03 Chapter 2: The Molten Metal River
10:43 Chapter 3: Fire as Consciousness
14:59 Chapter 4: Echoes Across Traditions
18:07 Chapter 5: Truth Made Inescapable
22:24 Chapter 6: What Survives the Fire

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This video is for educational and contemplative purposes only. It is not intended as medical/psychological advice or doctrine. Please bear in mind that some images might be disturbing.

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