metempsychosing (Meaning)
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metempsychosing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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metempsychosing Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptians believed in metempsychosing, the transmigration of souls from one body to another.
- Pythagoras theorized that metempsychosing occurred after the soul had purified itself through repeated incarnations.
- Plato believed that metempsychosing provided a means for the soul to learn and evolve over multiple lifetimes.
- Some Eastern religions embrace metempsychosing as a fundamental principle of existence.
- The idea of metempsychosing has been explored in numerous works of literature and film, such as "The Book of Souls" and "Cloud Atlas."
- Evidence for metempsychosing remains elusive, but the concept continues to fascinate and intrigue people worldwide.
- Some individuals claim to have experienced past-life memories, which they attribute to metempsychosing.
- Metempsychosing raises profound questions about the nature of consciousness, identity, and the purpose of life.
- While the scientific community remains skeptical, metempsychosing remains a popular belief system among spiritual seekers.
- The concept of metempsychosing suggests that our actions in this life may have consequences that extend beyond our current existence.
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The ancient Egyptians believed in metempsychosing, the transmigration of souls from one body to another.
Pythagoras theorized that metempsychosing occurred after the soul had purified itself through repeated incarnations.
Plato believed that metempsychosing provided a means for the soul to learn and evolve over multiple lifetimes.
Some Eastern religions embrace metempsychosing as a fundamental principle of existence.
