Reincarnation of LIFE¶

The Reincarnation of LIFE rests on one foundational truth: LIFE does not die — only its form of expression dies. The essential nature of LIFE is a spiritually-charged antimatter structure that cannot be destroyed; it can only transform from one form into another, entering from one space into another. As energy is indestructible, so LIFE is ceaseless. The total number of LIFE-forms within the cosmic system is a constant — neither increasing nor decreasing — just as the total volume of water on Earth never changes, only cycling through cloud, rain, ocean, and ice. LIFE cycles through ten specific spaces: the Elysium World, Ten-Thousand-Year World, Thousand-Year World, the human world, the domestic animal realm, the animal realm, the plant realm, the underworld, the frozen layer, and the fire-refining layer. Which space a LIFE enters after death is determined entirely by the state of consciousness at the moment of death — for consciousness determines the antimatter structure, and the antimatter structure determines the LIFE form. No sudden change of mind at the last moment can substitute for a lifetime of accumulated consciousness. The reincarnation overview: those of supreme love ascend to Celestial Immortal; those of supreme goodness ascend to Buddha; the confused fall to the animal realm; the cruel descend to the fire-refining layer. Humans can reincarnate as animals — supported by four logical laws: the law of cosmic debt, the law of consciousness, the law of LIFE balance, and the principle that the human world is a transfer station. Descending is easy; ascending is hard. Opening the spiritual sense, transforming consciousness, clearing karmic debt, and perfecting human nature are the fundamental paths to escaping lower-realm reincarnation.

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