> If everything zeroing out means there is no evil, wouldn't that also mean that there is no good? As far as I understand the reincarnation philosophy, then, y

> If everything zeroing out means there is no evil, wouldn't that also mean that there is no good? As far as I understand the reincarnation philosophy, then, yes, there is no concept of good, because you can't have a concept of "good" without having the other end of the scale of "evil". > I haven't looked into Hinduism too much myself but it's hard for me to not conceptualize "moving toward enlightenment" as good and "moving away from enlightenment" as evil. I'm not a Hindu so I can't get into the weeds about this. What I remember from reading the religious texts (decades ago), such as the Bhagvhad Gita(sp?) is that "you do what you do, it will come back to you if it hasn't already".