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**AdipexAdipex** · 07-11-2012, 06:17 AM

I'm pretty sure that Tibetan Buddhists don't believe in reincarnation in the common sense of the term, ie, an immortal soul that is reincarnated. Just like all Buddhist they believe in emptiness which precludes an eternal soul that has self existence.

I have posted this before but here it is again.

Of course this is my opinion and understanding from studying. There is no empirical evidence to prove it and none to disprove it.

Hands Palm to Palm,
Rhysman

Some good TB Sources on Rebirth / Reincarnation are the Phowa Practices and The Tibetan Book of the Daed

Also the "Tibetan Book of Living & Dying" gives a very good explaination of this topic.

I know that both of these sources are very tradition specific but since TB has been mentioned in this thread in makes xsense to put them in.

All the Best

07-11-2012, 06:17 AM	#13
AdipexAdipex Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	I'm pretty sure that Tibetan Buddhists don't believe in reincarnation in the common sense of the term, ie, an immortal soul that is reincarnated. Just like all Buddhist they believe in emptiness which precludes an eternal soul that has self existence. I have posted this before but here it is again. Of course this is my opinion and understanding from studying. There is no empirical evidence to prove it and none to disprove it. Hands Palm to Palm, Rhysman Some good TB Sources on Rebirth / Reincarnation are the Phowa Practices and The Tibetan Book of the Daed Also the "Tibetan Book of Living & Dying" gives a very good explaination of this topic. I know that both of these sources are very tradition specific but since TB has been mentioned in this thread in makes xsense to put them in. All the Best
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