The Argument for Reincarnation in Hinduism

The concept of reincarnation is related to karma. Karma deals with incentives and penalties based on individual behavior (Oxtopy & Segal 266). Therefore, the personal bad karma, Karma requires a life cycle, Hindu reborn cycle is also known to have a continuous cycle of death and resurrection. Moxar must be enlightened in order to be released from the cycles of reborn (Oxtopy & Segal 266 - 267). In the embodiment of Bhagavad Gita, Krishna, as a personal god of religion in the last gods of India, explaining Moksha in three ways, the way of action, the devotion of the way and the knowledge path.

This is part of the philosophy of Hindu practice, such as astrology, yoga, meditation, reincarnation. The concept of reincarnation is one of Hindu's most fascinating philosophies. Faith is a soul born after a person dies, it becomes perfection and there is no sin. Later, the soul can unite with its creator or its source. In the process of reincarnation, the soul passes through many human bodies, takes various forms, experiences many births and deaths.

Hindu death is very spiritual, it firmly believes in the rebirth and reincarnation of the soul. Therefore, according to Hinduism, death is seen as a natural process in which the soul exists as an independent entity. When a person dies, the soul goes to another world at some point, finally returning to the earth and continuing the journey. After death, Hindu was cremated without being buried. According to Hinduism, the human body consists of five elements. Four of the five elements are fire, earth, water, and air. The fifth element is called ether, it belongs to a subtle body region and does not belong to the Earth. By igniting the body, the elements are correctly returned to their respective fields, subtle bodies and souls return to the world and continue their posterity. Many ceremonies are related to cremation ceremonies