Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

El alma no nace ni muere

English translation:

The soul is neither born nor dies

Added to glossary by R.J.Chadwick (X)
Jul 3, 2002 03:12
21 yrs ago
Spanish term

El alma no nace ni muere

Spanish to English Art/Literary Philosophy
Es una frase de Bhagavad-gità
es una ffrase filosòfica
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The sould is neither born nor dies

More grammatical. "Neither" can't usually come between subject verb to be.
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agree Сергей Лузан
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The soul neither is born nor dies.

This comes from many traditions, Eastern and Western.


Fuad
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The Soul is neither born nor dies

Hi Jessica,
Good luck from Oso ¶:^)
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agree Сергей Лузан
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Muchas gracias Sergio ¶:^))
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"The soul neither takes life nor does it die. "

"The soul neither takes life nor dies"

El alma no nace ni muere = The soul neither takes life nor does it die.


See this reference that can be useful to you>>> ... Prayers are offered after the departure of a divine soul so that his family members
find peace during this time, and such that the soul takes life again in the ...
www.kakaji.org/semails/edition91.html -

HTH...:)
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