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The Rinnegan's Origins
Prologue
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Prologue
The Rinnegan is known as the Greatest Doujutsu out of the big three (Rinnegan, Sharingan, and Byakugan) however, many don't know the actual meaning of this Doujutsu, and it's abilities thus, I will explaining the following: How exactly did the Rinnegan come to be, and what are it's Origins.
Credit to Sir Derp Obito: Thanks for the pictures.
Origins
Origins
The Rinnegan's Origins are heavily related to the Buddhist Religion which talks about:
The Six Realms Of Samsara (Samsara meaning "The Wheel Of Life"):
Pay attention to the underlined sentence in the quote "The lowest Three States Of Samsara are called The Three Evil Paths" these Three Evil Paths Are: Naraka, Preta, & Animal. That leaves the remaining Three Heavenly/Good Paths which are: Asura, Human, & Deva; these States Of Samsara make up the "Wheel Of Life or The Samsara".
Now let me explain the Six States Of Samsara:
The Three Evil Paths:
The Three Heavenly Paths:
However, there is one more state in which isn't mentioned, and that is Gedō; The Outer Path:
The Outer Path elaborates more on the "Wheel Of Life, or Samsara"; The ability to control life and death.. This leads us into what the Rinnegan truly is; "The Samsara Eye".
The picture above representing the "Wheel Of Life" has also got me thinking this: Yama or the God Of Death represents the Juubi, while as Buddha a God, represents The Sage Of Six Paths; Yin/Yang, Good, and Evil they cannot exist without the other; Thus, making the Wheel Of Life, and being The Rinnegan's Origins.
The Six Realms Of Samsara (Samsara meaning "The Wheel Of Life"):
Pay attention to the underlined sentence in the quote "The lowest Three States Of Samsara are called The Three Evil Paths" these Three Evil Paths Are: Naraka, Preta, & Animal. That leaves the remaining Three Heavenly/Good Paths which are: Asura, Human, & Deva; these States Of Samsara make up the "Wheel Of Life or The Samsara".
Now let me explain the Six States Of Samsara:
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The Three Evil Paths:
Beings In Hell: Naraka Path
Hungry Ghost: Preta Path
Servitude: Animal Path
Has the King Of Hell summoning, originates from the underworld:
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Hungry Ghost: Preta Path
Absorbs chakra, therefore goes in terms with "hungry ghost":
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Servitude: Animal Path
They have no control due to Nagato's chakra receivers; they serve their master:
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The Three Heavenly Paths:
Demigods: Asura Path
Enlightenment: Human Path
God-like Beings: Deva Path
Part human, part god, they are simply in between the two worlds; constantly in war explains Asura's modifications:
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Enlightenment: Human Path
Enlightment is in their grasp, Human Path uses soul removal; literally the soul is in its hand:
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God-like Beings: Deva Path
God-like powers, for a God-like Being, their powers blind them to the world of suffering, and fill them with pride:
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However, there is one more state in which isn't mentioned, and that is Gedō; The Outer Path:
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The Outer Path elaborates more on the "Wheel Of Life, or Samsara"; The ability to control life and death.. This leads us into what the Rinnegan truly is; "The Samsara Eye".
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The picture above representing the "Wheel Of Life" has also got me thinking this: Yama or the God Of Death represents the Juubi, while as Buddha a God, represents The Sage Of Six Paths; Yin/Yang, Good, and Evil they cannot exist without the other; Thus, making the Wheel Of Life, and being The Rinnegan's Origins.
Conclusion
- The Rinnegan's Origins have come from Buddhist Religion; The Six States Of Samsara, And the name in which the Rinnegan solely possess due to following the structure of the "Wheel Of Life; The Samsara Eye.
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