1, III The "III" of causality means "past, present and future". The "past" includes the endless years after the end of the day, and the "future" also includes the endless cycle of causality. In III, wave after wave, it continues to extend.
2. Three-generation causality is also the difference between Buddhist causality and heretical causality. Buddhism adds the "variable" of reincarnation to the causal system, which perfectly explains the source of randomness and contingency of causality and the unknowability of this source.
3. The cycle of "six divisions in the wheel of karma" is, in human terms, the cycle of life. As long as we are ordinary people, we will be involuntarily imprisoned in this cycle of life and death-that is, reincarnation.
Although we still live in the world as human beings, this life will die one day. At that time, our mind-more precisely, "the continuity of mind and knowledge energy" will certainly be blown into another life indiscriminately by the "industry wind", and the form of that life is not necessarily human.
Extended data:
Generally speaking, there are "six causes and five fruits" in Buddhism. One fruit can have multiple causes, and one cause can also bear multiple fruits. In Confucian classics, Indra's Indra's web is often used as a metaphor for this complicated causal relationship-Indra's web contains 1000 beads, each of which has its own shadow, and also contains the shadows projected by other 999 beads. Shadows shoot each other, and you have me. I have you, and it is hard to separate from each other. This is Indra's metaphor.
Similarly, the causal relationship of the universe is like a shadow in Indra's net. I have you in me, and you have me, so Buddhism runs in the whole dharma world. This shows that the causal view of Buddhism is an all-round and all-round holographic system perspective. It is a system that determines the occurrence and development of things. Without the whole system to entangle linear single cause and effect, it is impossible to correctly understand things.
References:
Buddhism: the causal cycle of the reincarnation of all beings-Phoenix. com