Here are the key points that highlight the different in perspectives on Soul and No-Soul argument between Hinduism and Buddhism

Hinduism

• Soul (Atman):
• Permanent and unchanging.
• Retains identity across lifetimes.
• Moves through the cycle of samsara (rebirth).
• Achieves moksha (liberation) when freed from the cycle.

Buddhism

• No permanent soul (Anatta):
• Emphasizes non-self.
• No unchanging, permanent self or soul.
• Mindstream (Citta-santana):
• Continuity of consciousness.
• Carries karmic imprints and tendencies.
• Impermanent and continuously adapting.
• Connects past and present lives through actions.

Do these points help clarify the distinctions for you?