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Discussing Reincarnation in Hinduism | The Story of God


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·Nov 11, 2024

[Music] We think of Hinduism as having reincarnation and life after life after life. But there is really an end to that. That they're hoping and seeking, which is to go to enlightenment.

So once they've gone through enough, and I guess learned enough, they come into something that is kind of at one with. And I thought that was revelatory to us that, oh, I hadn't heard that part of that story. I didn't know there was an end to it, that that was seeking an end to it.

They don't really want to do that. You know, what I got to do this again? Oh, come on! Well, remember that day? How about this whole week and that, uh uh, got to go back and fix that until they get it right?

They got to keep coming back. From a western point of view, like, well, the Hindus don't worry about it. They must be happy about always coming back. But no, they don't. They actually don't want to come back.

Yeah, be live better, to live a good life, be liberated from the earth, go to MOA, go to oneness with the energy, the universe, you know, right?

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