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if humans are from abassara loka, where did the animals come from ?
may be from other lokas
may be from other lokas
so u are saying animals or their great ancestors came from one world and our great ancestors came from another and we evolved/changed separately ? did all the animals came from one world or was there a world for every single species ? like dogs came from one world and cats from a different one ?
yes there are animal lokas,deva lokas,asura lokas,preta lokas. 31 planes of exisitance.Why it's not possible that way?anyway buddha refered to abhassara loka as beings not humans.so not exactly sure if they become fish first then evolved
.In the Aggañña Sutta, the 27th Sutta of the Digha Nikaya collection that can be found in the Pali Canon, the Buddha gives a highly detailed answer to this question of evolution. The Buddha, speaking to the monk Vasettha, a former Brahmin, states the following:
‘There comes a time, Vasetha, when, sooner or later after a long period this world contracts. At a time of contraction, beings are mostly born in the Abhasara Brahma world. And there they dwell, mind-made, feeding on delight, self luminous, moving through the space, glorious—and they stay like that for a very long time. But sooner or later, after a very long period, this world begins to expand again. At a time of expansion, the beings from the Abhasara Brahma world, having passed away from there, are mostly reborn in this world. Here they dwell, mind-made, feeding on delight, self-luminous, moving through the air, glorious— and they stay like that for a very long time.
At that period, Vasetha, there was just one mass of water, and all was darkness, blinding darkness. Neither moon nor sun appeared, no constellations or stars appeared, night and day were not yet distinguished, nor months and fortnights, nor years and seasons; there was no male and female, beings being reckoned just as beings. And sooner or later, after a very long period of time, savory earth spread itself over the waters where those beings were. It looked just like the skin that forms itself over hot milk as it cools. It was endowed with color, smell, and taste. It was the color of fine ghee or butter and it was very sweet, like pure wild honey.[4]
yes there are animal lokas,deva lokas,asura lokas,preta lokas. 31 planes of exisitance.Why it's not possible that way?anyway buddha refered to abhassara loka as beings not humans.so not exactly sure if they become fish first then evolved
In the Aggañña Sutta, the 27th Sutta of the Digha Nikaya collection that can be found in the Pali Canon, the Buddha gives a highly detailed answer to this question of evolution. The Buddha, speaking to the monk Vasettha, a former Brahmin, states the following:
‘There comes a time, Vasetha, when, sooner or later after a long period this world contracts. At a time of contraction, beings are mostly born in the Abhasara Brahma world. And there they dwell, mind-made, feeding on delight, self luminous, moving through the space, glorious—and they stay like that for a very long time. But sooner or later, after a very long period, this world begins to expand again. At a time of expansion, the beings from the Abhasara Brahma world, having passed away from there, are mostly reborn in this world. Here they dwell, mind-made, feeding on delight, self-luminous, moving through the air, glorious— and they stay like that for a very long time.
At that period, Vasetha, there was just one mass of water, and all was darkness, blinding darkness. Neither moon nor sun appeared, no constellations or stars appeared, night and day were not yet distinguished, nor months and fortnights, nor years and seasons; there was no male and female, beings being reckoned just as beings. And sooner or later, after a very long period of time, savory earth spread itself over the waters where those beings were. It looked just like the skin that forms itself over hot milk as it cools. It was endowed with color, smell, and taste. It was the color of fine ghee or butter and it was very sweet, like pure wild honey.[4]
please don't go in this rabbit hole..
yes there are animal lokas,deva lokas,asura lokas,preta lokas. 31 planes of exisitance.Why it's not possible that way?anyway buddha refered to abhassara loka as beings not humans.so not exactly sure if they become fish first then evolved
but are there crow lokas, cat lokas, and dog lokas as well? if all those animals and humans are from different worlds how is that we share so many similarities ? like u can start a drug test by giving it to mice instead of humans. almost all of us have the same set of organs that works the same way. doesnt that indicate we might not be from another world rather all of us animals and humans are of the same origin ? and what about our genes ? dont u think it's strange that 2 species from completely different worlds share so much genes ?
tell you exactly why... in here EK.. there are some, who knows buddhism thanexplain
lord Buddha him self..sooner or later they will shit on this and will try to prove their radical ideas are correct .
end of the day everyone will consume more bad sins than good
I said what buddha said
They are not limited to their own worlds.one can end his heaven loka karma and fall into animal realm.vise versa.So cannot pin point where was the origin of one being.Gene simillarities wise they "beings" adopted to the earthly conditions.some are simmilar some are not.some sees at dark some sees at day light.If genes are simmilar can we argue they came from the same source?i don't know may b or not
