Mirdamad's viewpoint about death and immortality

Mirdamad has allocated a small volume of his writings to knowledge – of – self and it can be extracted and revised his thoughts about death and immortality through this small contents. Three philosophical, mystical and religious approaches can be depicted in this readout. These three approaches have longitudinal connections and all together interpret levels of Mirdamad’s thoughts about death and immortality. The outermost dimension of this thought is Mirdamad’s philosophical approach. He has attained his viewpoint from Ibn Sina knowledge – of – self and adopted his philosophical bases in separation of soul and body and immortality. Mirdamad has construed the human as A Small World and the purpose of creation and explained his immortality and him into two series of The Beginning and The Reversion. These two dynasties - although with a little difference – are the arcs of ascent and descent that particularly used in theoretical mysticism. In this theory, though Platonic and Neo-Platonic roots are evident, but Mirdamad tries to make them appear religious approach and that is why he brings in the evidences of verses and hadiths to complete his mysticism view. His deliberate action represents the perfect harmony of these two approaches to Mirdamad.