In contrast to the original Indian belief that souls were transmigrated intact,the Buddhists believed that

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According to Buddhist belief, a person is not a fixed, unchanging entity with a soul that transmigrates intact. Rather, a person is a constantly changing group of five aggregates: form, sensation, perception, mental formations, and consciousness. These aggregates are reborn based on karma, but there is no permanent soul or self that remains intact.

In Contrast to the Original Indian Belief That Souls Were