What Is Reincarnation, Green Knight - 1237 Words

What is reincarnation, green knight (THESIS)Before we commence we need to garner more incontrovertible evidence that metempsychosis exists. But for the purpose of this essay I ought to elucidate metempsychosis through the diaphanous eyes of those who witnessed it, and the subtle dichotomies between the king Arthur myth and a myriad of other stories that has pervaded the minds of millions. One of the prevalent notion that a multitudinous amounts of people have, is that king Arthur is a hero who has not perished but is in a lofty position, and that he would one day return in the role of a messiah to save his people. (supporting paragraphs) (body) So what is reincarnation you†¦show more content†¦The whole idea is essentially incoherent due to the fact, that the human race would be flooded by humans. Where do all these spirits go to? What is a spirit? How do one communicate with such an entity,(wouldn’t all of realty be destroyed at this point if all entities existed on this Lilliputian earth.If animals where humans encapsulated in animal bodies wouldn’t they try to produce such a language that could communicate with such beings. Now we will look at four great thinkers, Bertrand Russell, martin Heidegger, Renà © Descartes, and Pythagoras. Descartes--- subscribed to idea of dualism which is ( theory or system of thought that regards a domain of reality in terms of two independent principles, especially mind and matter) so we can see that Descartes believed in two different entities, which means he believed that if the body perished and putrefied on the ground the soul would be released and would not be harmed at all hence they are both different entities. Pythagoras--- he subscribed to idea of metempsychosis only to an extent—( Pythagoras divided the soul from the body, the body was essentially considered a prison to him. The soul was immortal to him and transmigrated from one body to another ,including the bodies of a myriad of animals. He admits that reincarnation may be false but it would ultimately take up to 3000 years before someone would actually return to a human body on earth. Bertrand Russell---he subscribed to the idea that