"Life After Death" refers to the concept that an individual's consciousness or spirit continues to exist in some form after the physical body ceases to function. Various cultures and religions, such as Christianity, Buddhism, and Hinduism, have different beliefs about what happens after death, ranging from reincarnation to an eternal afterlife in a paradise or hell. Scientific perspectives on life after death focus on the biological processes that occur when a person dies. While there is no empirical evidence to support the existence of an afterlife, some studies explore near-death experiences, which are reported by individuals who have been revived after clinical death. These experiences often include feelings of peace, detachment, and encounters with deceased loved ones.