Transmigration

Transmigration, often associated with beliefs in the afterlife, refers to the concept that the soul or spirit can move from one body to another after death. This process, sometimes called reincarnation, suggests that individuals experience multiple lifetimes, learning and evolving through different human experiences. Various cultures and religions interpret transmigration differently, viewing it as a way for souls to grow spiritually or rectify past actions. Ultimately, it raises questions about identity, morality, and the nature of existence, reflecting a belief in continuity beyond physical death.