The will saṃsāra (संसार term meaning Sanskrit “together what circulates”, from where “transmigration”; in Tibetan khor Ba , or Khorwa ) is the cycle of the conditioned existences, i.e. the states of the existence under the influence of the suffering, impermanency and ignorance. These states are conditioned by the Karma.

In a way less right but simpler, one can say that will saṃsāra it is the cycle of the lives, of rebirth in rebirth.

Cycles

The will saṃsāra returns to the historical determination of the present, in what the current moment is formed of the consequences of the past, in particular acts karmic, to start with the thought. This model implies a succession of cycles stating a complex determination, many factors cooperating: this model is that of the conditioned Coproduction.

Worlds

See Loka. Will saṃsāra also includes/understands within the framework of the Buddhist Cosmologie; it traditionally is described as composed of three worlds:

• the World of the desire
• the World of the form
• the World of without form

The worlds correspond essentially in states of existence (and thus in frames of mind). It is not quite difficult, for example, to see samples of the six worlds of the world of the desire in the human world…

See too

• Grammar of the Sanskrit pronunciation and orthography of the Sanskrit

• Rebirth: Punarbhava
• the film

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