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Hinduism believes in reincarnation? right?

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Correct, that is why they try not to kill anything as it could be an incarnation of a relative, etc.
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Wikipedia is our friend.
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Yes. Reincarnation is a tenet of Hinduism.
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Yes.
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Yup.
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yes, and they believe animals have souls and are sacred
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Yes, and Transmigration (a Human can reincarnate into an Animal and vice versa).
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A Hindu writing on the subject of diversity within Hinduism:

"One man teaches that living creatures should never be harmed, while another man's altar drips with the blood of sacrificed goats and buffalos. One believer's Tantric practices are an abomination to others. Even the doctrine of reincarnation, which we think of as being so closely linked with Hinduism, is not a universally accepted part of Hindu teaching and faith."
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