The Seven Hermetic Principles of Reality - The three worlds or planes of existence in Buddhism

Buddhist cosmology shares many similarities with Hindu cosmology in terms of cycles of time and type of beings inhabiting the planes of existence, although the names and details can vary in each tradition. Buddhist cosmology can be divided into three related branches: spatial cosmology, which describes the arrangement of the various dimensions in a vertical pattern and is related to the beings inhabiting a specific universe; horizontal cosmology which describes how these different dimensions are grouped in the universe, and temporal cosmology, which describes how the various universes come into existence, remain and how they pass away. In spatial cosmology we find an explanation of three planes of existence in ascending orders which are the dimensions of different types of beings according to the Law of Cause and Effect and the Law of Vibration.

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