It follows thenarrowing of the Chinvat bridge in Zoroastrianism.
In one tradition, the most severe form of this action involves appearing in a cube known as Avici.In Islam, it happens to people who fail the interrogation of Munkar and Nakir. It follows thenarrowing of the Chinvat bridge in Zoroastrianism. The Gospel of Matthew suggests that it is betterto cut off one's right hand than to face this circumstance, which is accompanied by (*) "weeping andgnashing of teeth." Under certain conditions, one's accumulated karma can cause this to happen, sendingone to Naraka. Medieval artists originated the idea that it involves passing through the mouth of a monster.Occurring after being denied access to the pearly gates, for 10 points, name this less favorable of twopost-death outcomes in many religions.
In one tradition, the most severe form of this action involves appearing in a cube known as Avici.
going to Hell [or synonyms indicating that someone is being cast into Hell; accept many synonyms, including Gehenna, Valley of Hinnom, Naraka; or House of Lies for Hell; accept answers like being damned to hell as well; prompt on "judgment"; prompt on "demon attack" or similar]