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What is Saṃsāra?

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  1. [Music] samsara refers to the cycle of death and rebirth it is the natural cycle of
  2. creation maintenance and dissolution that all material things undergo for nearly all philosophical systems stemming from the Indian subcontinent
  3. the true self is viewed as pure awareness it is eternal and categorically different from all material things although in each cycle
  4. of samsara it inhabits a material body and appears within one of the various species of life including aquatics plants insects reptiles birds mammals
  5. and humans according to the dharmic traditions the type of material body the self experiences is due to karma which is the concept that one's birth life
  6. experiences and lifespan are the result of deeds previously performed because the true self is eternal the natural cycle of samsara is viewed as wholly
  7. unnatural to the true nature of the self after all how can the individual sentenced to death but offered a last meal before the execution enjoy that
  8. meal in light of the fragility and impermanence of life how can we find lasting happiness grounded in the belief that samsara is a cycle of birth and
  9. death imposed upon the true self most spiritual systems of India such as yoga and Vedanta concern themselves with removing this imposition by various
  10. spiritual practices such as meditation study and devotion success in spiritual practice is said for moksha or liberation from samsara
  11. failure to attain moksha results in reincarnation that is consciousness is made flesh again in another round of life and the struggle for existence that
  12. always culminates in death samsara as a concept calls upon one to examine what is truly important in life in other words it raises the question
  13. what is ultimately meaningful if everything is ultimately impermanent the answers to this question either inherited or investigated deeply largely
  14. influenced the trajectory of one's life and possibly the life to come thus while the movement towards moksha may be gradual
  15. each life contains the possibility for Awakening and liberation [Music]

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