At Near-Death: The writer of this article explains how Christians supposedly misunderstood the resurrection, and that the resurrection story actually represents the idea of the reincarnation of the spirit.
While there are many subtle variations among the different religions that incorporate reincarnation, when it comes to the subject of reincarnation and suicide, they share a high-level commonality.
Reincarnation.ws: This Web site covers a list of what some people consider to be evidence that supports reincarnation as found in the New Testament, the Old Testament and even the Jewish Kabbalah.
If the story is true and the child was completely uncoached before these events took place, these tests and the results represent amazing proof of reincarnation and that the concept is real.
In Hinduism (and many other beliefs of reincarnation), the act of suicide is a failure of the soul to resolve a karmic entanglement and learn the lessons that would achieve an evolved spiritual state of being.
Ultimately, what you believe about reincarnation boils down to your own spirituality and whether or not the idea of multiple lives makes sense to you and your place in the universe.
It's easy to confuse the human personality with the soul, but the two are quite different as evidenced by the many lifetimes and different personalities a soul is believed to assume, according to common reincarnation theory.
Even though the general ideas of reincarnation have spread around the globe for centuries, for the most part, historians agree that the concept of rebirth into a new life originated with Hinduism.
On the other side of the fence, Christian scholars argue that not only do the biblical quotes cited by reincarnationists not support the concept of reincarnation, but that other sections of the Bible specifically speak out against the idea.
By understanding how reincarnation and suicide represent a vicious cycle that must be overcome, you'll take your first step toward a spiritual existence that includes only bliss and pure nirvana.
