Hell is a very large concept that is widely feared
among all people, whether they believe in it or not, the idea of hell is a
scary one. Hell is the place religiously where people go for committing many
sins or very serious sins, instead of the afterlife paradise
of heaven. This is the home of Satan, or the devil, and is believed to look
like a fiery hole of pain, fear, and death. In hell, you are punished in
severity according to your crimes/sins and usually involves torture in all forms.
No matter what, if you go to hell after death, you'll be living in a place of
pain, and your fears infinite. If I were to have a hell, my hell would be
sectioned from bad people, to the worst, and the worst people would go to the
place of worst torture. Whatever people believe hell to be, mine wouldn't be
any worse, but about the same severity. I personally don't believe in a literal
hell, mainly because I'm not religious in any way. I see where people believe
in the concept of hell, and why it can be a smart concept and is supported, but
I do not believe that religious afterlife, heaven or hell, literally exists at
all.
To
get into my hell, you have to have committed sinful acts or crimes that are
enough to make you a morally bad person. Some cases people commit crimes for
their sake, and are not morally a bad person, but most crimes are morally bad
and driven from greed, revenge, or from being psychotic or mentally disturbed
in some way. All the people with bad morals and use it for the worse will fit perfectly
in my hell. For example, if a homeless person steals a coat for the sake of
their warmth on a cold winter night from a store, they will not end up in my
hell as long as they don't do it again and realize that it was bad, even if it
was necessary. Even if they steal something again for their sake, unless they
have committed other more serious crimes, their moral is not very sinful, and
with that they would go to the 'mildest' part of my hell, or not go to my hell
at all. But any person who commits murder, rape, heists, genocide, homicide, or
any other act of terror or intense violence will go to the darkest and most
painful part of my hell, because they have no morals whatsoever.
The
punishments in my hell vary on the level of my hell. For the least sinful or
least morally corrupt, their punishments will be only having to sit in a small
closed-in room all painted red with no windows and only the light of a fire,
for two days straight. For the most sinful, every person will be tied up,
locked in a bloody room with intense heat, and have to hear the recording of a
screaming person on infinite loop, and lastly have a mental replay as clear as
watching TV, of the crime/sin they committed in their life on infinite loop in
their head forever... Everyone in my hell will suffer for what they did in
different ways, some worse than others through punishment, but everyone will
suffer by just living there, either until they have suffered enough, or for
always.
In
a dark place of only fire, the color of blood red, and the agony and fear of
all the sinful souls, my hell is only a place of darkness. The darkness has to
overpower the darkness pollution from the sinful souls, and so my hell only
becomes a more deathly place with more and more sinners coming. There are
elevated levels of my hell, and the walls are like those of a cave, but colored
of blood and brightened by the intense fires. There are infinite levels, and
the deeper the level, the worse the torture and the souls are. The deeper you
go, there's less firelight, but more intense heat, and an increased choking
darkness surrounds the little air there is. Also, no matter what level you're
on, the sights and sounds of agony and fear are present and never ending, but
the deeper you go in my hell, the worse it is to witness.
There
is absolutely no way of escaping my hell, only ways of rightfully getting out
by learning of your sins in the cruelest way possible, which is noted
considering you're in hell. It is not improbable to escape, but impossible to escape. To leave my hell,
you have to 'pay off' the magnitude of your sin/s by suffering until you've
learned the lesson and have suffered twice as much as your victims had during
your lifetime. If one's soul doesn't really
learn the lesson in the hardest way possible, then the pain and suffering is
increased until the soul itself has no more will to struggle in this hell! If
the lesson is learned and morals are regained, the person can be released from
hell, but if they never learn before their soul gives up, they'll never get out.
The
symbol to represent my hell would be from the view off a cliff side, looking
down into a bottomless abyss that only grows darker as you fall. This symbol
makes sense as a representation of my hell because it symbolizes the idea of
falling into a life of nothing; of death never ending. After death, a hell-borne
soul is directed to my hell, which is no life on Earth or one worth living in
the idea of afterlife. My hell, or any hell, contains only suffering no matter
the severity, and the sinful soul doesn't know the pain they'll endure until
they experience it. The bottomless abyss too has unknown pain of falling
forever, until one falls into it, and can never escape, just like my hell. The
infinite darkness is what they see while falling in the abyss, and is what they
feel in my hell. The symbol of the bottomless abyss of darkness is analogous to
my hell in every way I can think of, and is why it is the symbol.
Besides
the obvious hell-borne souls such as Hitler's or Stalin's, I cannot think of a
lengthy and specific list of sinners that would go to my hell, but I can think
of a general list of kinds of criminals that will be in my hell. The main list
I can think of are firstly, genocidal people and terrorists, next serial
killers and homicidal people, next rapists and molesters, and finally burglars,
heist leaders, and other criminals on that level. Any person whose morals are legitimately
evil or of wrong doing will go to my hell, and according to how bad their acts
of violence or evil are, will bring them to the according level of suffering in
my hell.
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