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Gilgul Neshamot - Reincarnation of Souls |
 | | The subject of gilgul neshamot, the reincarnation of souls, is not mentioned explicitly in the Torah. |
 | | It is usually thought that gilgul takes place after a person passes from this world, after the death of the body, at which time or soon after the soul transmigrates into another body. |
 | | Moshe, for instance, was a gilgul of Hevel (Abel) and Shet (Seth), as his name indicates (the Mem of Moshe stands for Moshe, the Shin stands for Shet, and the Heh stands for Hevel). |
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