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Born or Not to Be Born Is Actually the Same – A Multidimensional Exploration
Being born is not a privilege, and not being born is not a loss. What matters is whether the life that emerges operates in accordance with the laws of karma, maintains natural balance, and responds constructively within the feedback system of life. Only then does birth have value. Otherwise, non-birth and birth are essentially equal states in nature's neutral system.
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