In Hinduism the wages of Sin is Birth unlike Christianity and other Religions where the wages of Sin is death.
When one dies, the inert body , Sava is consigned to flames.
One becomes Sava when Consciousness leaves permanently, The Consciousness being an attribute of the Soul.
However the Sukshma Sareera, the body which one does not perceive, which surrounds one's physical frame, remains.
The Physical frame made of he essence of food, Anna rasa dies.
Vishnu Suktham again describes the principle of Vishnu.
Sketchy description of Vishnu in Human form is found in the Puranas, especially in the Vishnu Purana,
Dhuruva Stuthi describes Vishnu's Form, but does not provide details about His Ornaments and marks .
Gopala Uttara Tapini Upanishad( 75-78) has the first reference to Lord Vishnu's Form.
'His feet bear the auspicious signs of a celestial standard, a royal parasol.
His chest is adorned by srivatsa locks of hair, the brilliantly shining kaustubha gem and rows of forest-flower garlands (vanamala).
His four hands hold shankha (conch), chakra (discus), gada (mace) and padma (lotus).
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