reincarnation

The reincarnation system (Turku) is a characteristic of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the theory that the soul of Buddha does not disappear, but has been born again. Karma Pakshi is one of the earliest reincarnacies among Tibetan Buddhist priests. In 1193, before the death of religious leader Dusum Chenpa, the first Karmapa of the tradition of Tibetan Buddhism Karma, he told his disciples to return as a reborn.

The concept of reincarnation is not familiar to Zoroastrianism. Dastur Firoze M. Kotwal, current chief pastor of Wadius Temple, says: "There is no reincarnation about our religion, because we live in Hindus, there is a tendency to introduce incarnations from Hindu philosophy, or something, but this is simply a Hindu or It is a recent development to appease something similar, because if you want to introduce something extraneous in our religion, it is dangerous to revert all other doctrines.

Reincarization is part of the process of the development of the universe. In other words, reincarnation is only one aspect of evolution. Immortal souls are reincarnation or liberation after each life. If their existence is compatible with their existence, their souls will reintegrate themselves with great souls. Of course, not only people with souls. On the contrary, I am even conscious of dogs and weeds. A mentally perfect process requires a lot of life to achieve. As a part of it, some people use human for the first time, but others have lived different lives in the past. Either way, in the previous incarnation, everyone became countless animals and plants.

What is reincarnation? The answer to this question may vary from person to person, but the basic meaning of reincarnation is to live before our lives. Reincarnation is the process of choice for the role people must live. A person can be born again shortly after death, or it can be assigned to the dimension of life, to an airplane in front of heaven until that person is born again. Reincarnation believes that for sustainable goals, most people can reborn or make important decisions many times to ensure the future of the world.