Comparing Bardo Between Birth And Death

The concept of samara illustrates the repetition of born and death. Samsara believes that people are continuously born and reborn as a form of human being or animal. It means that the based on people’s past karma, the form of reincarnation tends to be different. For example, if the person’s karma is positive, this person has a tendency to reborn as human being or god, however, if the person’s past karma is negative, then the reincarnation of this person tends to be reborn as an animal or other hell being. Within the Buddhism, there is another step that is called, bardo between birth and death. According to the doctrine of samsara in Buddhism, depend on people’s karma in their lifetime, the spirits tend to find their directions, which lead to …show more content…
The picture of a person who is cutting the tree down tends to deliver the meaning that people are jealous about others’ possession, so the jealousness is the cause of creating the conflict between people and gods. The third is the Humans, which explain the status quo of our life because this part of realm contains the pleasure and the pain, so it tends to be easy to understand the conveyed meaning from the samsara because it is very realistic. As people are all aware that all of them are inevitably experience the birth, death, aging and sickness, these things are regarded as suffer because although some people do not want to be born, to die, or being sick, they have to undergo these kinds of suffer unless they are not like gods or assoura. Therefore, according to how they are able to manage the suffer through the doctrine, people are distinguished between good karma and bad karma. The fourth is the Animals, which expresses the suffer from cold, hunger, sickness and exploitation by humans. People consider that the animals have lack of intelligence in order to have