In Nepali faith, particularly within the context of Hinduism, the concept of hell is portrayed as Naraka, a realm of punishment and suffering. Depicted in various religious texts and myths, Naraka is described as a subterranean realm where souls are sent after death to face consequences for their actions in life. Different levels of Naraka are detailed, each corresponding to specific sins and offenses. The nature of punishment varies, encompassing experiences of extreme heat, cold, torment, and various forms of suffering based on the nature and severity of one's wrongdoings. However, the ultimate goal in Hinduism remains spiritual liberation and release from the cycle of birth and death, and the concept of Naraka serves as a reminder of the consequences of negative actions and the importance of leading a righteous life.
[Show title reference: “Send His Love to Me” by PJ Harvey]
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Festive Day by Me Lost Me on Festive Day (Upset The Rhythm) - Break
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All The Sad And Loving People by Ky on Power Is The Pharmacy (Constellation) -
Passivity Trap by Fiesta Soundsystem on Passivity Trap (Of Paradise) -
Even Stones Change by Sharp Veins on Even Stones Change (Nowhere Places) - Break
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Wismer's Comet by Sebastian Vydra on Wismer's Comet (Upscale HQ) -
The Sonic Lathe by Ice Planet 9000, Angelspit on The Sonic Lathe (Black Pill Red Pill) -
I don't know the dialect hard to tell / Nie znam gwary ciężko stwierdzić by Zosia Hołubowska on Singing Warmia (EXILES) - Break
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Portrait in Violet by Matt LaJoie on On Garudan Wing (Flower Room)