Tag: Reincarnation

Reincarnation is the concept that the same ‘soul’ may die and be born again and again, a myth of personal continuity after death.

There is in fact a sort of reincarnation, as the patterns of Consciousness swirl around, mix up, develop and bring forth new clumps which manifest as individuals – but it’s completely impersonal.

Think of yourself as a soap bubble full of air: If you identify with the membrane, your life will end when it bursts. But if you identify with the air…

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On reincarnation, karma and soap bubbles

Your body can be likened to a soap bubble, a thin membrane enclosing a lot of air molecules. These represent the experiences, convictions and belief patterns which make up ‘you’. When you die, these units return as a host of patterns to the infinite ocean of Consciousness from whence they were enclosed.

Ramesh Balsekar on Karma

Ramesh’s ideas on Karma are a logical extrapolation of his basic tenet that there is no personal doership. Karma explains a persons situation in this life as due to their actions in previous lives – but there is no personal reincarnation.