Death and Rebirth: Examinig Death Through Poetry

Death and regeneration: Death through death is the only true constant in the universe, the only guarantee in life. Everyone knows death, everyone is experiencing death, but life and death are still one of the biggest mysteries of life. In one culture, people accept and celebrate death, but in other cultures, people are concerned about death. However, death is considered to have different meanings from person to person. Through the art of poetry, the writer gives the reader many different views, and perhaps better understanding life and death.

Ring of death and regeneration, uncontrolled death and regeneration are reborn. A part of the continuity of the deceased body with control of reincarnation of delusions and karma - death and resurrection, death and resurrection. The heart of confusion is reincarnation - floating on the body's confused heart in various fields, in a variety of fields, reincarnation of a variety of enchanted bodies of body, creatures hovering objects, various reincarnated disciplines. In this misleading body, the subject's body being hovering, a person in the mind, a person with a periodic body, another body that is confused in another life. The reason for us to go round is ignorance, deceived heart. Therefore, the unrestrained body we are having, the body that leads to confusion is born unlimitedly, died indefinitely, sick indefinitely and has many problems - this is reincarnation

The Hindus believe in the soul, the true self called Atoman. According to Hindus, the soul experienced reincarnation - after death the soul will be reborn into a new body. Life, birth, death and regeneration are infinite cycles called reborn. In current life, regeneration is affected by karma - karma or behavioral outcome -. Hinduism is not a concept of sin. Because it is thought that it is in Western thought. On the contrary, according to Karma's law, it is said that all good ideas, speech and actions are useful for the next life, bad thoughts, speech and actions all lead to pain in the next life. Kalmar's law does not consider the possibility of forgiveness but simply accumulates inevitable results based on correct or wrong action - good or bad? Karma does not affect Hinduism and the universal power, Brahman relations. Human karma is good or bad does not affect their inner match with Brahman.