Rebirth
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The process of coming back into saṃsāra after death.
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A long and entertaining debate with a skeptic who went to extravagant lengths to prove that there is no such thing as an afterlife.
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You seek something that cannot be obtained. I am sure that you will die from sadness: it is impossible to get the sun and moon
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And why, bhikkhus, do you call it form? ‘It is deformed,’ bhikkhus, therefore it is called form.
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The snake, the scorpion, the centipede, the mongoose, the cat, the mouse, and the owl, or any other animals that creep away when they see people. Thus a being is reborn from a being; one is reborn through one’s deeds.
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Different levels of generosity lead to different rebirths.
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In which the Buddha reassures a devout follower that it’s their habits of mind, not the mind’s exact state at the moment of death, which will determine their rebirth.
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Mendicants, three kinds of people are bound for a place of loss, bound for hell…
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With craving his companion, a man
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Beings go to a bad bourn
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…when one dwells contemplating danger in things that can fetter, there is no descent of consciousness…
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Suppose a stick was tossed up in the air. Sometimes it’d fall on its bottom, sometimes the middle, and sometimes the end. It’s the same for sentient beings roaming and transmigrating, shrouded by ignorance and fettered by craving.
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… while the Theravādins have preserved the clearest and best-understood early texts referring to the in-between state, their philosophical posture prevented them from investigating and describing this in any detail. For that we shall have to listen to the other schools, starting with the Puggalavādins and Sarvāstivādins, as passed down through the Chinese and Tibetan traditions.
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A casual series of six, monthly day-longs discussing the nuances of rebirth: its theory, history, complications, evidence, and implications.
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