Six divisions in karma geomantic wheel

In terms of reincarnation, it is the living environment of different life forms and their mutual transformation, so there are heaven, humanity, hell, beasts, evil spirits and shura, who voted for another because of their respective occupations in previous lives; Theoretically, all the worlds, from the beginning to the end, life and death, back and forth, being and not, gathering and dispersing, beginning and ending, missing each other, back and forth, and all kinds of choices are samsara.

So samsara is just a definition we use to describe the process of life change. It's not who made it or who created it, but an objective description. And its source is Vedic theology in ancient India, not the theory founded by Buddhism.

Of course, in different regions and nationalities, they have different descriptions of the process of life change activities, such as heaven and hell, or heaven and hell, which does not mean who is right or wrong.

Buddhism believes that after the death of all beings, the six divisions in the wheel of karma consciousness enter various new environments and produce different life forms through the power of life, and the power of life comes from the creation of love desire. In Vedic theology in ancient India, it is believed that the decision of how to reincarnate after death is made by the gods after judging this life according to their past lives. The difference between Buddhism and Indian Brahman-Vedic religion lies in whether one's own strength or divine power determines the direction of reincarnation.

Both ancient Indian religion and Buddhism believe that reincarnation is only a description of law, not a "root of all evil".

What is materialism? After explaining the origin of the world, any philosophy should further answer what the state of the world is. Materialism holds that nature and matter are the foundation of the world, and consciousness is the attribute and reflection of matter. Therefore, it is certain that spirit and body will disappear forever, but there can be nothing more vacuum than vacuum, that is, matter will exist indefinitely in different forms, and whether spirit can exist forever is the difference between religion and science. Buddhism also believes that the expression of the world is always the combination of "name and color", and everything in the color world is the combination of four natures in different forms.

It should also be pointed out that there is no eternal concept in the soul and consciousness of religion, only that it is changing and flowing. It can be understood as data transfer in different situations. In fact, this is the meaning of reincarnation.