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If your Saba ז״ל passed away before your Safta, and then your Safta ז״ל passed away, are they together in Olam Haba?
Do we ever know if someone completed his or her mission?
Could your mission’s accomplishment be dependent on your spouse?
Thank you 💓
If a man is put in cherem, I believe the Halacha is that it applies to his wife as well. This point might be tangentially related to some of your questions.
Why so morbid?!? Now???
C’mon… there are happier things to discuss, to occupy your mind.
I’ll get back to you, אי”ה, in 118 years…
Do we ever know if someone completed his or her mission?
We don’t know for sure since we say in Unesaneh Tokef: מִי בְקִצּוֹ וּמִי לא בְקִצּוֹ (who in his time and who not in his time)
we all know that Eliyahu Hanavi is a gilgul of Pinchos ben Elazar Hacohein who got the gift of living forever for standing up for Hashem & the gift of “Bris Olam” which is why he comes to every bris
“Do we ever know if someone completed his or her mission?”
Seforim say that most of us humans today ore gilgolim (people sent back to the world to make up for a sin we did in a previous life as a different person) but if someone is niftar it should be assumed that the person completed his mission in this temporary physical world & is now ready for the true world above.
i.e. if a child is C”V niftar young there can be many reasons why but one of them is cause s/he might need to make up for causing someone previous pain & is sent back to do teshuva with vice versa of giving people nachas as a young loving child serving Hashem.
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