| Samsara
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| | The range of different possible rebirths
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| In the time of Buddha's enlightening most
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| | range from the smallest of bacteria's and
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| people in India believed in
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| | minerals to be reborn as a God. There
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| reincarnation. In Buddhism as well as in
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| | are in fact six different worlds and six
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| Hinduism the thought about rebirth is one
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| | different beings one can be reborn in:
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| of the strongest components of the two
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| | hell beings, ghosts, animals. humans,
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| religions. The process of endless birth
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| | jealous gods, gods. Not even the Gods are
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| and rebirth is Samsara and is having no
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| | permanent in the Buddhist belief and them
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| beginning or end. It what way you will be
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| | to have to enter the wheel of Samsara.
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| reborn is determent by Karma. The best
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| | Previous to the time of the Buddha many
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| definition about Karma would be action.
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| | thinkers and philosophers had tried to
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| Good action equals good karma, and a bad
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| | solve the eternal chain of rebirth to
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| action equals bad karma. If a person has
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| | break the cycle of samsara and suffering.
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| accumulated an advantage of karma this
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| | Buddha solved the mystery and his
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| person should be reborn in a better
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| | knowledge has been passed from
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| position compared to the present life.
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| | generations for over 2,500 years.
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