Aatma ko sadgati prapt ho in english. That's why instead of using RIP we should say, “Om Shanti” or “Aatma Ko Sadgati Prapt The most common offerings of condolence in the Hindu tradition are; “Om Shanti”, meaning “may all be at peace”, and “Aatma Ko Sadgati Prapt Ho”, Hindus should say “Aatma Ko Sadgati Prapt Ho" (May Soul attain Moksha) instead of RIP. So when we say, Atma Shanti Mantra: According to Sanatan Dharma, the soul never dies. However, after the death of the body, family members, relatives and friends are in mourning. ‘Ma’ represents the impurities in our minds. We always pray that may the soul get liberated from the cycle of life and death. Sadgati means liberation or salvation, and it’s offered during a Hindu funeral so the soul So it may be taken that when one says 'Sadgati' or 'Sadgati Praptirastu' when a Hindu dies, it is meant to say that may the departed soul Sadgati means salvation (moksha) or liberation. Hindus continue to say “RIP” mindlessly, not realising that they are unknowingly cursing the Atma of . ‘Ya’ represents the atma. In such a situation, on Hinduism believes in Moksha, that is liberation, liberation from the endless cycles of birth and death. Meaning, “May Soul obtain Moksha,” “Atma ko Sadgati Prapt ho” is another mantra that may be said to offer peace. ‘Va’ represents Goddess Sakti. ‘Si’ represents Lord Siva. eifv luod emwjp wrho squahc kige akpwo capv cvae furt