Tracing the Indian philosophy of transmigration in the poetry of WB Yeats

Metempsychosis also called, Transmigration or Reincarnation, is a religious philosophical belief which states that the soul spirit, after death, starts new life in body may be human, animal spiritual. The reincarnation depends on deeds of previous life. term metempsychosis takes its origin from Greek philosophy. Religions like Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism holds strong reincarnation, all arose India. It fundamental doctrine several religions India among one thing very evident common, is, ‘karma.’ whatever we do this present will have effect next In cycle birth rebirth, transmigration souls, an endless process until achieves moksha, liberation. Moksha realization eternal core individual (Atman) physical form (Brahman) are one. Through can escape death rebirth (Samsara). paths had been validated toward One most influential Hindu texts- ‘The Bhagavad Gita’ has presented three major to salvation. First ‘karma- marga’ (path duties actions); second ‘jnana- knowledge) third bhakti- marga devotion). select any path out above mentioned available all. As Gita, action inescapable, hence, it better thought as simultaneously definitely add achieving goals dharma moksha. This could seen one’s social ritual whether about family profession. enables maintain broader stability world. paper seeks study explore Indian philosophy poetry W.B. Yeats.