
In the concept of cultivation, it is said that in order to transcend the ordinary human world, a Taoist practitioner must go through the gate of desire as well as material desires completely.
This is reflected in Hebrews 11: 13-16: “They are all dead in the faith, they have not yet received their promises; just see them and greet them from afar, pretending to be a visitor and walking on the ground. Those who say so make it clear that they are looking for their homeland. If they thought of the homeland from which they came, they would come back one day, but they liked a better house, that is to say the one in heaven; So God is not ashamed, but claims to be their God, because he has prepared a city for them. “
So God said that if the deceased remembers his homeland while he is alive, he will have to return to earth. However, if the person has lost a heart to God, God will create a special place for them. This is completely similar to the connotation of culture.
A person who does not want to delve into samsara is to let go, a heart towards the noble things of the realms above.
Jesus also said, “My Father’s house has plenty of room, if it’s wrong I won’t tell you. I will also prepare you for a place. “(John 14: 2).
It is also to refer to the heavens, as in Buddhism. However, due to different cultures the words are used differently. In Buddhist scriptures, there is the concept of the celestial kingdom (heaven). When we turn our hearts to a false enlightened person, we will return to the world that he rules.
