How can Buddhist believe in Re-Incarnation, when they do not believe in soul?
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I was studying some of the Buddha's teaching, when I encountered this notion that Buddhism does not recognize 'Atman' or soul. Buddha did not believe in notion of 'Self'; He did not believe that there was any permanent/in-destructible component in Humans. If there is no permanent/common part between the birth cycles, How can Re-incarnation be justified/proven? edit:
Part 2 :
If Buddhism does not believe in "Self", How can there be Nirvana for one?
I was studying some of the Buddha's teaching, when I encountered this notion that Buddhism does not recognize 'Atman' or soul. Buddha did not believe in notion of 'Self'; He did not believe that there was any permanent/in-destructible component in Humans. If there is no permanent/common part between the birth cycles, How can Re-incarnation be justified/proven? edit:
Part 2 :
If Buddhism does not believe in "Self", How can there be Nirvana for one?
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Mar 11, 2015, 02:11 PM
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