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Message: <blockquote data-quote="homoelectronics" data-source="post: 1081520" data-attributes="member: 10398">----------------------------------Part 1-------------------------------First thing I need to mention is the purpose of the Buddhism is to realize the “Nibbana/Nirvana”.”Science is basically about cause and affect right? buddism misses this point in one hand at the same time uses it as one of the main arguments to explain its philosophy. It says every living creature will be "incarnated" and will get a life according what it did in previouse life (thats the essence of buddism.correct me if im wrong) so thats cause and effect.”What you are doing above is, first assume that “cause and effect” in science is true and then trying to see the exact same in Buddhism. First thing is it does not say “every living creature will be ‘incarnated’”. For example according western science all the plants are living things, but in Buddhism “Punarbhawa” – rather than incarnation, is not applicable to plants/trees etc. On the other than a person who realized “Arhath Maarga” (including Budu, Pase Budu, Maha-rahath) does not have a Punarbhawa even they are living in current birth.The second part, your current life situation/condition or what ever, is not completely what you’ve done in previous life (basically Karma). Karma is just 1 thing out of 5 that decides your present life. Refer the “Pancha Niyamana Dharma” (<a href="http://www.ubakhin.com/ledi/MANUAL04.html" target="_blank">http://www.ubakhin.com/ledi/MANUAL04.html</a>) To be continued…</blockquote>

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