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Reincarnation and Karma An Introduction - The meaning of existence – from pre-birth plans to one's task in life - cover

Reincarnation and Karma An Introduction - The meaning of existence – from pre-birth plans to one's task in life

Judith von Halle

Publisher: Clairview Books

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Summary

What is the meaning of life? As human beings, we cannot avoid this most basic question of earthly existence. Is consciousness simply an accident of the universe, as modern science would claim? On the other hand, many established religions suggest that life is a one-time experience, culminating in 'eternal life' in heaven or some kind of purgatory or hell. But how could this be equitable, given people's vastly differing life circumstances?
As a response to such questions, the author discusses the concept of reincarnation – the development of individual souls over multiple lifetimes. She examines the idea of fate in relation to one's occupation. What is more important: a well-paid career or finding one's true vocation? Are our 'innate' talents and abilities the result of a gene-lottery at conception, or could they be related to pre-birth existence – to our own intentions for our forthcoming life on earth? The notion of reincarnation is a pre¬requisite for understanding one's personal destiny or karma – a personal 'life plan' created before our incarnation on earth. Through such ideas, the consciousness of one's immortal soul-core – our inner being, that exists both before birth and after death – can be awoken.
The transcript of this enlightening talk is a stimulating introduction to contemporary perspectives on the ancient teaching of reincarnation and karma.
Available since: 04/12/2022.
Print length: 62 pages.

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