transmigration

We were talking, you remember, about the transmigration of souls.

They believe in the transmigration of souls, often into animals.

Indonesia will now reform the program, which is known as transmigration.

Transmigration always made blue spots appear in front of his eyes.

At its peak between 1979 and 1984, 535,000 families (almost 2.5 million people) moved under the transmigration program.

Those who have adorned God, would be made free from the cycle of transmigration.

The spell of transmigration was complicated and difficult in the extreme.

It's as good a guess as any at what the transmigration process must be.

The transmigration of the soul is subject to its karma.

If, however, this could all be crowded into a single lifetime, then the transmigration became unnecessary.

There are other forms of soul transmigration in Jewish mythology.

Believing in the transmigration of the human soul into brutes.

Met him pike hoses she called it till I told her about the transmigration.

There is rebirth without the transmigration of a self.

This led to the theories of transmigration and rebirth.

He wrote about the Greeks' transmigration of the soul, with which he did not agree.

The program has resulted in communal clashes between ethnic groups that have come into contact through transmigration.

Given a world seemingly in the state of perpetual transmigration, it may be time to revive geography as a subject for serious study.

The transmigration program officially ended in the late 1990s.

It takes a lot out of you, transmigration."

Carpocrates, we are told, defended this practice by a theory of transmigration.

Major migrations started during the Dutch colonial period under Transmigration programs.

Otherwise, one will remain eternally caught up in the never-ending cycle of transmigration.

This ability is called a transmigration operation.