Asphodel Meadows was the region of indifference, where those who had lived neither an overly good nor an overly bad life. Having drunk from the River Lethe the deceased would forget their lives, but would spend eternity in a greyness of mindlessness.
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Elysium, or the Elysian Fields, was the region of the Underworld where mortals were supposed to aspire to. Elysium was the home of the heroic, and the region of the Underworld most closely associated with paradise
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Ancient geographers would also talk of five rivers. River Styx, the river of hatred, the River Lethe, the river of forgetfulness, the River Phlegethon, the river of fire, the River Cocytus, the river of wailing, and the River Acheron, the river of pain.
Valhalla, the einherjar, live a life that would have been the envy of any Viking warrior. All day long, they fight one another, doing countless valorous deeds. But every evening, all their wounds are healed, and they are restored to full health.
Valhalla in Old Norse literature, that of Grímnismál, portrays it as being located in Asgard, the gods’ celestial fortress. However, other lines of evidence suggest that it was at least sometimes seen as being located underground, underworld.
Yomi ('Land of Darkness'), also known as Ne-no-kuni ('Land of Roots') or Soko-no-kuni ('Hollow Land'), was imagined to be the place beneath the earth where the souls of the dead gathered.