As a Buddhist alternative, how about ekattadharma, or the way of one soul. An extreme version of the reincarnation idea that maintains Brahma entered the world at his birth and then entered the world, all living things (devas and asuras included) are the same soul, until Janaka (father) entered the world. Janaka is the father of Brahma and created the world to train his son in preparation for the Moksha of high heavens.
In essence, it is an apocalyptic faith which believes each life (forward or backwards in time) is merely another step in the journey of the same soul until all life is extinguished and we/I achieve moksha. Adherents of the faith follow the moral structures set forth by Janaka to help speed up the perfection of the soul and to experience increasingly better lives.
In essence, it is an apocalyptic faith which believes each life (forward or backwards in time) is merely another step in the journey of the same soul until all life is extinguished and we/I achieve moksha. Adherents of the faith follow the moral structures set forth by Janaka to help speed up the perfection of the soul and to experience increasingly better lives.