rebirth

Preposition: of

• sun: In the cycle of the zodiac, the annual rebirth of the sun takes place at the winter solstice.
• nation: The SKM in Zululand and Sweden wrote about the rebirth of a nation.
• movement: The ISM can be proud of the central role we have played in the rebirth of the socialist movement in Scotland.
• nature: Karen's dreamlike prints were inspired by the birth of her grandchild and the rebirth of nature.
• interest: More important, however, is the rebirth of interest to assess and then take action to end trachoma as a cause of blindness.
• life: You represent transformation, rebirth of a new life.

Converse of object

• attain: After all, one who has attained rebirth in the Pure Land at whatever level has achieved freedom from further rebirth in saṃsāra.
• await: It is laid into the ground to await the rebirth of the person into the next life.
• undergo: A guru is born: At 29, Tolle underwent a spiritual rebirth shedding his old identity.
• celebrate: Easter approaches and for many the festival is about celebrating the rebirth of Christ.
• witness: The future may witness the rebirth of the Arab Museum magazine.
• represent: On Christmas Day morning the log was replaced by a young fir tree to represent rebirth.

Noun used with modifier

condition: The result of akusala kamma of a lesser degree conditions rebirth in other unhappy planes, such as the animal world.

Adjective modifier

• unhappy: However, even for such a person there may be an unhappy rebirth.
• spiritual: We must have a spiritual rebirth in order to be redeemed by God the Spirit.
• happy: However, for such a person there is also a possibility of a happy rebirth.
• national: When engaging with Zulu society, the theme of the nation was in focus, in the shape of a metaphor of national rebirth.
• high: The stress now no longer falls on the observation of basic morality and the cultivation of wholesome attitudes as a means to higher rebirths.
• more: He is freed from the chain of causal action, there is no more rebirth for him.

Preposition: in

plane: Thus, rebirth in a sensuous plane is more likely.