Kiera Goodwin

“Buddhists Believe In Reincarnation Buddhists don’t believe reincarnation but they believe in rebirth. Reincarnation is about endless and set identity that moves from life to another, having the same emotions and memories with it. While rebirth on the other hand doesn’t carry any memories or emotions you had in your past life, it is simply a small inscription of them in what’s we called karma. Reincarnation and rebirth are rationally different concepts. Reincarnation is a belief that every person has a soul, and the soul travels to another body once their previous body dies.  Rebirth explains that there’s no permanent thing in the world. Every living creature is a nonstop accumulation of changing conditions that establish the body and mind.”
― Kiera Goodwin, BUDDHISM: Buddhism for Beginners, Daily Buddhism Rituals, Teachings, Mindset, Philosophies and Meditation.

“Buddhists Welcome Suffering Buddhists do not essentially welcome suffering to come into their lives, but they do their best to make positive approach in dealing with them. They look at suffering as a chance to grow and be a stronger and better person.”
― Kiera Goodwin, BUDDHISM: Buddhism for Beginners, Daily Buddhism Rituals, Teachings, Mindset, Philosophies and Meditation.