Death & Rebirth of Hell Denizens : หน้า 57/81
Buddha Knows : หน้า 57/81 Exploring the concepts of death and rebirth in relation to one's actions and their impact on the afterlife.
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This content discusses the beliefs surrounding death and rebirth, particularly emphasizing how one’s past actions, such as killing animals, influence their next life. It illustrates that those who commit sins face the possibility of being reborn into lesser forms, like animals, while individuals with minimal sin but lacking significant merit may be reborn as earth sprites. This highlights varying interpretations of goodness and badness across different religions.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Afterlife concepts
-Impact of actions on rebirth
-Karma and morality
-Examples of rebirth scenarios
-Religious interpretations of sin and merit
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Death & Rebirth
of hell denizens. This denotes that one will go to hell
in the afterlife. If one always killed animals in
the past, one would see the rewinding pictures of
oneself killing animals. Then, one would feel
discomfort and sorrowful and the pre-disembodiment
image will appear to be animals. This means that
one will have to be reborn as an animal after dying. I
hope you understand, Monica? If I don't explain with
illustrative words, you may not understand. Goodness
and badness are universal terms which can be defined
differently from religion to religion. So, it is necessary
to give examples. Like the Norwegian navy men, they
are reborn as earth sprites because they don't have
enough merit to be reborn in the celestial realm, but
they didn't have much sin to go to the realm of
punishment as well. They have merit from showing
support to fellow people only. This is what I want to
clarify to you.
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