In India, Leslie Adams dreams of a priestess who is turned into a snake by Karma, the high priest. While touring a ruined temple, he finds the snake, who is said to resume human form every 100 years.

Young British Hindus explain and discuss their beliefs about life after death, karma and reincarnation. A visit to a Mandir (temple) leads to a brief explanation of Hindu views on other religions ...

Death has intrigued humans for many centuries. What exists beyond the boundaries of the material realm? Is it void, reincarnation, or everlasting bliss? Indian texts, abundant in spiritual knowledge ...

Reasoner presents and publishes on Confucian sincerity, reincarnation and karma, and forgiveness in Buddhist and Christian rituals. His interests include Asian philosophy, aesthetics, philosophy of ...

Belief in karma should encourage many Hindus to accept responsibility for their actions, including how they treat the environment. Moksha – the release from the cycle of reincarnation and the ...

He shares his spiritual journey, from seeking answers to life's questions to finding solace in Sanatana Dharma, where he learned about karma, reincarnation, and the cycle of life.Bhakt Narasimha ...