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In fact, Guénon holds a very common Sufi perspective on death and birth. For example, both Guénon and the Akbarians believe that each being is born with latent predispositions (isti'dâd in Arabic), which influence the person’s life and qualities. Both also agree that a person’s experiences shape their future subtle body and post-mortem journey. Additionally, they reject the possibility of a human transmigrating into another human body: "The acorn becomes an oak, the coconut becomes a palm tree; but even if the oak produces myriads of acorns, it never reverts to being an acorn itself, nor does the palm tree become a nut again" there is no "previous life"
In fact, Guénon holds a very common Sufi perspective on death and birth. For example, both Guénon and the Akbarians believe that each being is born with latent predispositions (isti'dâd in Arabic), which influence the person’s life and qualities. Both also agree that a person’s experiences shape their future subtle body and post-mortem journey. Additionally, they reject the possibility of a human transmigrating into another human body: "The acorn becomes an oak, the coconut becomes a palm tree; but even if the oak produces myriads of acorns, it never reverts to being an acorn itself, nor does the palm tree become a nut again" there is no "previous life"
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