Do you guys believe in rebirth?

[margarito]

Hello guys,

The question of human density is probably one of the most critical questions we can raise. Nowadays it has become fashionable to dismiss this question as unimportant. We come across people speaking about their rebirth most often and to be specific majority of them being aged ones. It is the process of being born or coming into the world in anyway again after their death. They even say that any sin that we are actually responsible for, leads to their rebirth in a displeasing way. At times, I don't understand how people believe all this and narrate their speeches only this issue of rebirth. I also expect few folks around here believing in it. It is completely out of my curiosity to know whether there are people who still have belief in these kind of things.

Are there anyone over here who could justify this?

 

[Dave]

I definitely do not believe in rebirth. I am not just dismissing the question, ive actually thought about it and just dont think thats what happens. I think when we die, thats just it, we are done. This type of thinking makes you appreciate stuff more and realize how important your life and what you do with it really is.

 

[Catavenger]

Rebirth? It was hard enough on my mother the 1st time! :yuk

 

[Makeshifter]

Many of my beliefs fall in line with Buddhism, and I do personally believe in experiencing more than one lifetime. Though I consider myself a rather logical person, I do still hold these feelings for what you might call "the supernatural". However, I do not think my beliefs are any better than anybody else's, and I am open to alternative ideas, even disbelief entirely!

I can't justify my beliefs because you cannot prove a negative. It's simply how I feel in my heart. But ultimately, I feel it is crucial that regardless of our individual beliefs, we must better the moment we currently reside in, not just for ourselves, but for those around us.

 

[drkn335]

I do believe in rebirth, as does my mother. We don't reckon that once you die that it is, it seems impossible to be. Plus how do we explain times of severe de ja vu which seems to be coming from the past, yet we have never experiencing it is this life? I mean, who knows, maybe it is true and maybe it isn't. But I think there could be truth behind it.

 

[sidney]

Yeah I now believe in reincarnation, but before I didn't. I was only convinced after researching it and watching a few videos about it and also by talking to some psychics. Apparently, we also carry over some traits from our past life to the present life, like in Oprah, a little girl was featured that was terrified everytime she would be bathed using a shower. It turns out she was a victim of the Holocaust.

 

[Sherief]

First, I will start off by saying, to each their own. Whatever one believes is completely their own choice. When it comes down to it, not one person on this planet can prove or disprove any beliefs about reincarnation or what happens after death.

Personally, I do believe in reincarnation. My reasons vary from my own experiences to experiences of others that I have heard about. Also, my belief comes from research into world religions and different belief systems. I am the type of person that likes to broaden my horizons and take in as much information as possible. Once I process all of the information, I then decide what I want to believe and what I want to push to the side.

Reincarnation is mainly a Hindu and Buddhist concept, while other religions have mystic branches that accept the concept as well, such as the Sufis of Islam or the Kabbalists of Judaism. Keep in mind that Hinduism and Buddhism are arguably the most ancient belief systems that are still being followed by huge masses of people to this day. Pushing aside such a huge concept and judging it to be completely untrue, in my humble opinion, would be very ignorant. I am not saying that reincarnation, or rebirth, is the ultimate truth. What I am saying is that it's a likely possibility, just as likely as heaven or hell, and the afterlife.

It is hard for me to believe that we just die, and that is it. My feeling is that there is more to it than that. I guess in reality, no one alive will ever know the truth, this is why we have something called faith

 

[TheViper]

I don't believe in rebirth and I find it even hard to prove. There are those that believe in it and I respect their views. Though, I just can't understand how you are rebirth but know nothing about your past life. Apparently, someone must have knew something about their past life to come up with the concept of rebirth. There are A LOT of people on this earth and to connect some things and automatically say it is this or that. Isn't something that I can whole heartily believe in when there is little to back it up.

 

[RUBESH]

Unique cultures and religions have different interpretations of rebirth and its significance. Some people think that reincarnation is the outcome of karma, or the repercussions of one's deeds in this and prior lifetimes.

 

[Shortie]

I myself do not believe in rebirth or reincarnation even though there have been times I have joked and said to someone "You don't think you were something in a past life" but I do know that some people do believe that there is rebirth and reincarnation and a lot of it is to do with religion.

Some people even believe in it as a comfort when they lose someone as well and I feel if that is what helps and it works then there is no issues with it.

 

[cherry123]

As a Christian I have never believed in rebirth or reincarnation even though there have been times I want to think that way but it's a no for me

 

[misha]

In my religion there is a concept of rebirth i do believe its just a karmic cycle

 

[Stardom22]

I don't believe in the rebirth. This is because the holy bible in which I believe in does not talk about it