The human soul, according to the Hindus, does not die after the death of the body, but migrates to something else. There is a reincarnation of the soul - reincarnation. The fate of a person is the deserved result of his actions in a past life - karma.
Rebirth of souls
Hindu philosophy can be found in many beliefs, cults and myths. The doctrine of Hinduism is based on the concept of the immortality of the human soul. The body dies, and the spirit has the opportunity to move into a new body. According to the doctrine, a person is born and dies an infinite number of times, and his soul continues to receive invaluable experience.
There is no chaos in the world. On the contrary, there is a universal cosmic order, and everything on Earth is subject to it. According to the law of karma, all actions performed by living beings in the future determine the quality of his life. His new life.
In the religion of Hinduism, people are divided into estates or castes. Three estates are considered noble: priests, rulers, and workers. The workers include farmers and artisans. They dream of becoming rulers in their next life, who in turn strive to receive the ordination of priests. The fourth and final caste are servants. They have the most difficult life.
Each class has certain rules and norms of behavior. If you follow the necessary prescriptions, then a person gets the opportunity to move to a higher level, more precisely, the status of rebirth.
Law of Karma
The law of karma states that a person's fate is predetermined and is the result of what he has done. All good and bad deeds sooner or later, but will certainly return to everyone. The Russian proverb “what you sow is what you reap” accurately describes the karmic law.
The ancient Hindu scriptures say that a person, having gone through many lives and having experienced both good and bad in their destinies, will eventually draw conclusions. His experience will teach him to do only the right things, and he can become a sage.
Translated from Sanskrit, karma means action. Buddhism, adopted from Hinduism the concept of rebirth, the idea of retribution and the righteous path. Karma is punishment for actions of the past, which, with the right behavior and attitude towards people, can be atoned for over time.
Buddhists call karma causation. Everything in the Universe is interconnected, and nothing goes unnoticed. Every action is followed by a consequence.
According to the law of karma, the quality of your present life directly depends on your actions in the past. If you want a better life in your next life, take care of it now.
