Blogpost 3: Reincarnation After Death

Reincarnation?

 is the religious or philosophical concept that the spirit, after biological death, begins a new life in a new body that may be human, animal or spiritual depending on the moral quality of the previous life's actions.

Yes, Reincarnation? Back to my first blog post, as what I said my teacher in high school asked us If there really Life after Death? and She Asked again one question that day. She asked "Is really Reincarnation True? That After We Died, Our Body Will Begins a New Life But Not as Human Instead as Animals o Etc."

Now, There are many Religions that are believing in Reincarnation after Death. According to Sarah Dowdey her article entitled Reincarnation in Buddhism at the site howstuffworks.com

Karma And Reincarnation
in Buddhism

"When Buddhism was established 2,500 years ago, it incorporated the Hindu belief in reincarnation. Although Buddhism has two major subdivisions and countless variations in regional practices, most Buddhists believe in samsara or the cycle of rebirth."

Eightfold Path

This article states that Cycling of Birth is called Samsara in Buddhism, Samsara is governed by the Law of Karma: It says that the If you have a Good Conduct you'll producew Good Karma and Bad Conduct produce Bad Karma. Buddhist see unenlightened samsara states that of their Suffering. Buddhists believe that an individual can end the cycle of Reincarnation by following The Eightfold Path. When I was High school my Teacher discussed that Eightfold Path in Buddhism this are the Right View, Right Intention, Right Speech, Right Action, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, Right Mindfulness, And Right Concentration. In Buddhists an enlightened embodies this Eightfold Path. After the Reincarnation in Buddhism this other one article is now about in Hinduism. According to Reena Yadav at the site hubpages.com entitled Karma and Reincarnation in Hinduism

"Reincarnation occurs when the soul, after the death of the body, come back to life in a newborn body. However, upon birth in the new body, the soul would have forgotten things & life in the previous body. It has to be noted that although the body has changed, the soul remains the same. The body is the “vehicle” which the soul needs to in one life to another. The family, time, place, social society and culture where the reincarnation takes place is decided by the individual soul."

 Now in Hindu Reincarnation occurs when the spirit after death come back to life in a newborn body. Then after the birth in the new body the soul will forgot the things in his'her previous body. Like Buddhism, Hindus see unenlightened samsara states of suffering. They believed that Good Actions Create Good Karma and Evil Actions Create Negative Karma.

After Reading The articles about Reincarnation I really Found out that Religions are just have same Beliefs about Reincarnation, Hinduism and Buddhism believing that If you did Good Actions it will creates Good Karma and If you did Bad Actions it will creates Bad Karma. They also believes that when their body died their Souls went to another body but they will forgot everything in their previous body. And I still believe that Reincarnation is when after we die our Souls will went to Animals and when I died I want to be a Cat/Dog :)