Transmigration §

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• Metempsychosis: Metempsychosis is another term for transmigration, referring to the transfer of the soul from one body to another.
• Soul: Transmigration is based on the belief in the existence of a soul or consciousness that is separate from the physical body and can transmigrate to a new form.
• Metaphysics: The idea of transmigration falls under the realm of metaphysics, as it deals with the nature of reality, existence, and the fundamental aspects of the universe.
• Immortality: The idea of transmigration is sometimes linked to the concept of immortality, as the soul or consciousness is believed to be eternal and capable of existing in different forms.
• Incarnation: Transmigration refers to the passing of the soul into another body, which is a form of incarnation
• Afterlife: Transmigration is a belief about what happens to the soul or consciousness after death, and is thus related to concepts of the afterlife.
• Samsara: In Hinduism and Buddhism, transmigration is closely associated with the concept of samsara, the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.
• Enlightenment: The process of achieving enlightenment in various spiritual traditions is often associated with breaking free from the cycle of transmigration or rebirth.
• Hinduism: Transmigration is a central belief in Hinduism, where it is believed that the soul (atman) transmigrates from one body to another based on its karma.
• Karma: The concept of transmigration is often linked to the idea of karma, where one’s actions in this life determine the circumstances of their next rebirth.
• Consciousness: Transmigration is often associated with the concept of consciousness, which is believed to be the essence that transmigrates from one body to another.
• Jainism: Jainism also believes in the concept of transmigration, where the soul (jiva) is reborn into a new body based on its karma.
• Reincarnation: Transmigration is the concept of the soul or consciousness passing from one body to another after death, which is closely related to the idea of reincarnation.
• Cycle of Rebirth: Transmigration is part of the cycle of rebirth, where the soul or consciousness is believed to be reborn into a new form after death.
• Buddhism: In Buddhism, transmigration is understood as the cycle of rebirth (samsara) that beings go through until they achieve enlightenment and escape the cycle.
• Moksha: In Hinduism, the concept of moksha, or liberation from the cycle of rebirth, is closely tied to the belief in transmigration.
• Rebirth: Transmigration refers to the process of rebirth or being reborn into a new body or form of existence.
• Spirituality: Transmigration is a spiritual concept that deals with the nature of the soul or consciousness and its journey through different forms of existence.
• Nirvana: In Buddhism, the ultimate goal is to achieve nirvana and escape the cycle of transmigration or rebirth (samsara).
• Eternal Recurrence: The concept of eternal recurrence, where events and existences are believed to repeat cyclically, is related to the idea of transmigration and the cycle of rebirth.