Reincarnation is a doctrine which teaches that the soul lives in a physical body, he experiences, and leaves the body as long as it takes another comes to be so perfect that no longer needs to be reborn. As a religious doctrine is especially widespread in East and India is in its broader and deeper philosophical expression in the Vedas, the Upanishads and the Bhagavad-gita. In the latter work is a much clearer and more complete definition of reincarnation: "... As you leave the old to wear new clothes, the soul leaves the body used to clothe the new ...." The purpose of many lives is to purify and experiences for the purpose of evolution and the laws of karma. Sanskrit (karma = action) in the Indian religious context to mean the effect of past actions that have been accomplished in life and the consequences arising from them and that will be expressed in subsequent existences. Karma is therefore a universal law that makes all life is the exact consequence of what preceded it.
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