Sentence examples for transmigrate from inspiring English sources

The soul may transmigrate into or be reincarnated as an animal or plant.

Another great series of transformations concerns the dead, who either transmigrate into or return in animal and plant forms.

In "Santa Evita," Martinez describes Evita's posthumous treatment, the long and convoluted journey of her mbalmed body, which seemed to bring bad luck to its protectors, from which Peron's new wife, Isabelita, and her sorcerer tried to transmigrate Evita's soul, and which was finally buried in the Duarte family crypt in 1974, after Peron's death.

Here, the narrator explains how transmigration in the Druze religion "gives the community a feeling of blood purity and unadulterated lineage because Druze souls only ever transmigrate into Druze bodies".

When did Mr. Blumenthal transmigrate from journalist and White House aide to public intellectual?

After the body loses its harmony and dies, this command center soul survives to transmigrate into the hearts of other animals and men.

Atman, ( Sanskrit: "self," "breath") one of the most basic concepts in Hinduism, the universal self, identical with the eternal core of the personality that after death either transmigrates to a new life or attains release (moksha) from the bonds of existence.

It is eternally reborn either by returning to its creator, who will redistribute it, or by transmigrating into an embryonic human, animal, or plant.

Inclusive monotheism fits very well with the Indian notions of religion, particularly in Hinduism, as is witnessed by the reflections on brahman, absolute reality, and atman, the eternal core of a person that transmigrates after death.

It lives by that which nourishes it, and the elements once out of it, it transmigrates.

"Mekong Hotel" only adds to the growing sense that in Mr. Apichatpong's work, everything belongs to a larger whole: actors and motifs are transmigrated from one film to another, and each story seems to have its own past and afterlife.