All sentient beings can attain Buddhahood; dogs, cats, insects, etc. But as for the idea of a "soul," even humans don't have "souls" as they are commonly understood in Western thought (an unchanging personal principle that continues in time infinitely). This is the concept of "soul" usually implicit when one begins with the assumptions of a theistic religion. On the other hand, if by soul we mean simply that beings (including dogs) have a spiritual aspect that is not ultimately bound up with physical processes, then Buddhism would be much more sympathetic to the idea. Buddhism may deny the existence of a "soul" but it is not for that reason "soul-less" in the same way as is materialist philosophy.
However, depending on the denomination you could believe that all conscience things have souls. I believe that dogs and cats have souls. That's just my opinion; it is said that only humazns do and we can only go to his kingdom
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George James Dann has written: 'The transmigration of souls' -- subject(s): Buddhism
According to Buddhism, the main cause of suffering in the world is attachment and desire.
Souls? Yes, everything has a soul except for trees and plants.
As far as I know , no mosqutos have souls. According to the Bible humans are the only creatures with a soul.
According to the King James Version of the Bible, animals are not explicitly mentioned as having souls in the same way that humans do.
No, Buddhism is not the fastest growing religion in Europe, according to several sources.
Buddhists become in tune with their souls/inner being. They're focused on improving themselves instead of hoping a higher being will do it for them.
No, according to traditional Christian beliefs, souls in heaven cannot see us on Earth.
An essential part of Buddhism is Anatta this translates as No Self/No Soul in Buddhism there is no soul because nothing at all is permanent. That said you may be referring to the Noble Eight Fold Path, which is a set of objectives for a Buddhist to achieve(to put it simply) that will lead them to the end suffering and thus enlightenment.
According to Christian beliefs, after we die, our souls are judged by God and sent to either heaven or hell based on our faith and actions during our lives.