Six worlds of Samsara: The six Buddhist worlds of Samsara are not mysticism or legends about the afterlife. In a pragmatic sense, these are six psychological traps, six rigid mental states that you switch between every day. 1. The World of the Gods: It seems to you that an ideal life is absolute comfort, safety, and endless pleasures. But in reality, this is the most insidious trap of the six. A person immersed in well-being relaxes, loses vigilance and the ability to take a hit. Their will and discipline atrophy. The life of a "god" is a greenhouse illusion. The moment the external resource runs out, this cozy world collapses, and the pampered psyche simply breaks upon the first encounter with a severe crisis. Indian Lotus

Six worlds of Samsara: The six Buddhist worlds of Samsara are not mysticism or legends about the afterlife. In a pragmatic sense, these are six psychological traps, six rigid mental states that you switch between every day. 1. The World of the Gods: It seems to you that an ideal life is absolute comfort, safety, and endless pleasures. But in reality, this is the most insidious trap of the six. A person immersed in well-being relaxes, loses vigilance and the ability to take a hit. Their will and discipline atrophy. The life of a "god" is a greenhouse illusion. The moment the external resource runs out, this cozy world collapses, and the pampered psyche simply breaks upon the first encounter with a severe crisis. Indian Lotus