The "Preta Realm" is a concept found in various Eastern religions, particularly in Buddhism and Hinduism. It refers to a spiritual realm inhabited by beings known as Pretas, often translated as "hungry ghosts." These entities are believed to suffer from insatiable desires and cravings, symbolizing attachment and unfulfilled longings. In the Preta Realm, beings experience extreme hunger and thirst, yet they cannot satisfy their needs. This realm serves as a metaphor for the consequences of greed and attachment in life, illustrating the importance of compassion and selflessness in spiritual practice.