The belief in reincarnation is not about fantasy or denial. It is about evolution on a moral and spiritual level. One life is not enough to learn everything or to correct every wrong. The soul returns to continue what it has not yet completed. We see signs of this all around us. Children born with astonishing skills, people drawn to cultures or languages they have never encountered, unexplained fears that mirror traumatic past-life deaths. These are not coincidences. They are residues. Echoes of a journey too big for a single body. Karma is often misunderstood. It is not punishment. It is momentum. You act in one life and the energy carries forward. That is not mysticism. It is cosmic accountability. Yes, reincarnation offers comfort. But it also demands responsibility. Every action, every word, every choice comes back to you. That is not escapism. That is ownership across centuries. And it makes far more sense than the idea that we are born once, randomly, and disappear forever.
The belief in reincarnation is not about fantasy or denial. It is about evolution on a moral and spiritual level. One life is not enough to learn everything or to correct every wrong. The soul returns to continue what it has not yet completed. We see signs of this all around us. Children born with astonishing skills, people drawn to cultures or languages they have never encountered, unexplained fears that mirror traumatic past-life deaths. These are not coincidences. They are residues. Echoes of a journey too big for a single body. Karma is often misunderstood. It is not punishment. It is momentum. You act in one life and the energy carries forward. That is not mysticism. It is cosmic accountability. Yes, reincarnation offers comfort. But it also demands responsibility. Every action, every word, every choice comes back to you. That is not escapism. That is ownership across centuries. And it makes far more sense than the idea that we are born once, randomly, and disappear forever.