What is term for the Indian religious belief that the soul will enter a new body after death?
Heathenry (new religious movement) being has multiple souls, which are separate yet linked together. It is common to find a belief in four or five souls, two of which survive bodily death: one of these, the "hugr", travels to the realm of the ancestors, while the other, the "fetch", undergoes a process of reincarnation into a new body. In Heathen belief, there are various realms that the "hugr" can enter, based in part on the worth of the individual's earthly life; these include the hall of Valhalla, ruled over by Odin, or Sessrúmnir, the hall of Freyja. Beliefs regarding reincarnation vary widely among Heathens,
Soul and Body body. "Soul and Body I" then continues with The Blessed Soul's address, in which the saved soul praises the body for its mortification and thanks the body for all that it gave him. Although the soul laments that the body cannot experience all the joys of heaven at the moment, he reminds him that they will be reunited at God's judgment, and then they will be able to enjoy whatever distinctions they receive in heaven. Critical assessors of "Soul and Body" agree that the religious theme of the poem is quite obvious; the soul addresses its body in relation to