n.(死后灵魂的)转生，转世

The belief in transmigration of souls is central to many Eastern religions.
灵魂转世的信仰是许多东方宗教的核心。
Through the process of transmigration, the soul is believed to be reincarnated into a new body after death.
人们相信，通过转世过程，灵魂在死后会投胎到一个新的身体中。
The ancient Greeks held various beliefs about transmigration, or metempsychosis, where souls would move into different bodies.
古希腊人有关于转世（或称为心灵转换）的不同信仰，认为灵魂会转移到不同的躯体中。
In Hinduism, the ultimate goal is to break free from the cycle of birth, death, and transmigration known as samsara.
在印度教中，最终目标是摆脱生死轮回（称为梵行）的束缚。
Many cultures have stories of famous figures who experienced transmigration, such as the Tibetan tale of Milarepa.
许多文化中都有名人经历转世的故事，如西藏的密勒日巴故事。
The concept of transmigration challenges the idea of a fixed identity, suggesting continuous rebirth and change.
转世的概念挑战了固定身份的观念，暗示着不断的重生和变化。
Some individuals report past-life memories, which they interpret as evidence of personal transmigration.
一些人报告说他们有前世的记忆，将其解释为个人转世的证据。
The philosopher Plato explored the idea of transmigration in his works, imagining souls taking on various forms of life.
哲学家柏拉图在他的著作中探讨了转世的想法，想象灵魂可以采取不同的生命形式。
In certain animistic traditions, animals are seen as possible receptacles for human souls during transmigration.
在某些泛灵论的传统中，动物被视为人类灵魂在转世过程中可能的容器。
The practice of meditation in some Buddhist schools aims at achieving enlightenment and liberation from the cycle of transmigration.
在某些佛教流派中，冥想的实践旨在达到开悟并从转世轮回中解脱出来。