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Buddhism

Ruby Reason

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1. I'm not sure how I way in on rebirth.

Reply to ellisonz (Original post)

Sat Mar 24, 2012, 08:22 AM

Mar 2012

But a book I have loved since I first found it is a children's book. It is The Mountains of Tibet by Mordicai Gerstein. I like the calm, lovely, and reassuring way that rebirth is described and pictured.

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Buddhist View on Death and Rebirth [View all] ellisonz Mar 2012 OP

I'm not sure how I way in on rebirth. Ruby Reason Mar 2012 #1

First of all, I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this group is too quiet. white_wolf Mar 2012 #2

*bangs gong* ellisonz Mar 2012 #4

I too am agnostic about rebirth and karma. Viva_Daddy May 2012 #9

Bookmarked for later. silverweb Mar 2012 #3

As there is no loss cliff48 Mar 2012 #5

Concepts are dualistic Newest Reality May 2012 #6

my personal take .... marasinghe May 2012 #7

question GatorWings May 2012 #8

Are you talking about some writing on Buddhism and Medecine? ellisonz May 2012 #10