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Every living creatures in our Earth has heavenly soul. When that soul dies, about 0.00001 % became human. ... Buddhism believes about reincarnation so I believe this makes sense..... I am not trying to give pressure to those meat eaters, but would want to consider thinking becoming vegetarian as of my self too.....
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Even the Buddha who founded Buddhism did not discard this theory, though he was silent on the existence of God and did not confirm the existence of soul. ... This is where the idea of reincarnation of soul perfectly fits in. If we accept the whole creation as a grand process stretching over a vast period of time,
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It is known that the Egyptians believed in reincarnation or the transmigration of the soul. ... Here is a division of thought concerning reincarnation. Eastern religions such as Buddhism and Hinduism teach each reincarnation may be different, that is, man may return as a lower life form such as a plant, tree, or animal.
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Does this person's soul come back from heaven and now into his body again, ... So if there is a god or reincarnation it would not allow us to be frozen and brought back once you cross over thats it your life in that body time is up. I know this is not answers but iv tried to give you my thoughts on the point you had,
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"Reincarnation" normally is understood to be the transmigration of a soul to another body after death. There is no such teaching in Buddhism. One of the most fundamental doctrines of Buddhism is anatta, or anatman -- no soul or no self.
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But for all the importance of reincarnation to Buddhism, the rootstock of the religion contained a troublesome paradox. For among the Buddha's original teachings was the anata doctrine which stated categorically that the human soul - like so many other ... Analyses: Reincarnation and the No-Soul Paradox in Buddhism...
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Buddhism is similar, except there is no eternal personal soul that is reincarnated, but instead the energy force created by karma is that which is reincarnated. The goal of Buddhism is to become free of the illusion of self, which is part of the desire for life that creates karma and therefore causes reincarnation.
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Traditionally, only Buddhism has answered inquiry (d), ... The soul does not reincarnate, and so it retains the memory of all past egos that it has used. The blueprint for the next cycle of ego reincarnation is set by the soul and not by the ego. The soul does not reincarnate because it is immune from cause and effect.
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