| What does reincarnation mean? This is an
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| | destiny is Karma.This means Karma can be
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| age old question often discussed, and
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| | considered the total effect of a person's
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| often considered by the world's greatest
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| | actions and conduct during the successive
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| minds, and most of the world's
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| | phases of that person's existence,
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| religions.The meaning of
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| | regarded as determining the person's
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| ReincarnationSimply put, reincarnation
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| | destiny.Actually, there are three types
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| means the rebirth of the soul in another
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| | of karma:Sanchita karma, or the sum total
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| (new) body. Reincarnation (from the Latin
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| | of past karmas yet to be resolved; then
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| meaning the taking on of flesh again) is
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| | prarabdha karma, that portion of sanchita
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| the occupation by the immortal soul of a
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| | karma that is to be experienced in this
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| new body after the death of the former
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| | life; and kriyamana karma, the karma that
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| body.Reincarnation & HinduismHinduism has
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| | humans are currently creating and will
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| reincarnation as a basic tenet of their
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| | bear fruit in the future.Other Religions
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| belief, and espouse that the human spirit
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| | & ReincarnationThe principle of
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| returns to this life again and again as
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| | reincarnation is found in almost all
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| it strives for perfection.The idea that
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| | religions of the world. It was a
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| the soul reincarnates is intricately
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| | prominent feature of Christianity until
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| linked to the principle of karma (see
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| | about the 6th century.An early Church
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| below).Hinduism teaches that individual
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| | father, Origen was an adherent of
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| souls, known as jivaatmas pass from one
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| | reincarnation. Origen taught the
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| plane of existence to another, and carry
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| | pre-existence of the soul -- the concept
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| with them samskaras (impressions) from
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| | that the human soul existed already
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| former states of being.These karmic
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| | before birth. "The soul has neither
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| memories (like data on a hard disc) on
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| | beginning nor end... [They] come into
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| the soul are taken to the next life and
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| | this world strengthened by the victories
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| result in a causally-determined state of
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| | or weakened by the defeats of their
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| being.In Hinduism and other religions,
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| | previous lives" (De Principiis). The
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| liberation from samsara, or the cycle of
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| | Bible also still has many direct
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| death and rebirth, is considered the
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| | references to reincarnation (Mt 11:14 and
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| ultimate goal of our earthly existence.
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| | 17:12f and John 9,1 ff, ie.) . Jesus
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| This liberation is known as Moksha, and
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| | identifies John the Baptist as the
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| once reached, the soul ceases to
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| | returning prophet Elijah in Matthews
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| reincarnate.KarmaActivity that has become
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| | 11:14.
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