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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MrFrog" data-source="post: 31080599" data-attributes="member: 567812">Hey [USER=507164]@ek_rosh[/USER] ,  Just a question around the same thing which was asked by [USER=469273]@BINGU_PUTHA[/USER] . This is a "loukika" question about sansaara, so I believe this can be answered in 'Laukika' language.  It is said that sansaara has no beginning. It cannot have a start in theory because then it cannot explain the causes of the "beginning" then. If that's the case, there should be infinite number of Buddha's have already appeared in this world. And if the number of living beings are finite (no matter how big the number is), they should already be attained nibbana, theoretically. What do you think? (I personally do not believe sansaara or karma or rebirth. And to attain nibbana one does not need to believe or have faith in those concepts.)</blockquote>

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