Mind Stream.
Mind Stream (citta-santāna) in Buddhist philosophy is the moment-to-moment continuum (Sanskrit: saṃtāna) of sense impressions and mental phenomena, which is also described as continuing from one life to another.
In Buddhism Mind itself is aware, Consciousness Stream is aware, experiences itself.
What is Consciousness?
Consciousness is made of many parts, as in Consciousness article.
Got insights that we experience pure mind parts through impure ones, and that experience is whole, all of these parts included.
Thus Reality & Wisdom reaches through veils of Store Consciousness with our Karma, through Klesha, Deluded Consciousness - through Subconsciousness, then through Reason & Senses.
We are One.
i think we are interconnected, we are connected on deeper levels of Consciousness with others.
That way inspiration reaches us, we are guided toward Enlightenment.
i think it's a part of our Karma, to have mind contact with Our Teachers, with friends & with other beings.
Inspiration.
Citta-saṃtāna (Sanskrit), literally 'the stream of mind', is the stream of succeeding moments of mind or awareness. It provides a continuity of the personality in the absence of a permanently abiding 'self' (ātman), which Buddhism denies. The mindstream provides a continuity from one life to another, akin to the flame of a candle which may be passed from one candle to another:
In Buddhism Inspiration is Methods Transmission, it's how we are guided to fully realize our potential, to reach Enlightenment. One candle can light many others, inspire beings for greatness, support in a way for Enlightenment, if they wish.
Reincarnation.
With death & rebirth being just mind states of drastic change, we seek next lives in which our karma ripens, in which our wishes have best chance of coming true - including the wishes for Liberation & Enlightenment.
Can one being inspire many? Is it possible to reincarnate in many beings?
i think yes, but there's also the main reincarnation, as well, if i am not wrong.
Sources: Mind Stream on Wikipedia & other.
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