2. The six divisions in The Wheel of Karma are the world view of Brahmanism in ancient India. Later, when Sakyamuni Buddha was born, he also solved the troubles in the world according to this world view and left life and death forever. Brahmanism's worldview can bring blessings to believers to a certain extent, so the Buddha called it "many cows and many jewels." However, Brahmanism can't make all beings break away from the cycle of life and death forever and completely cut off their hard work. So it is called heresy in Buddhism.
Six Tao refers to all kinds of karma (behavior, language and thought are called karma). According to the world view at that time, reincarnation on a certain road is called "life" and leaving a certain road is called "death". All living beings benefit from breaking evil and cultivating good. As the troubles of all sentient beings gradually eased, wisdom was opened, and then the true meaning of law was opened in the Sutra of China, the Sutra of Lengga, the Sutra of Maha and the Sutra of Vedanta.
3. The six paths are: Heaven (Metaplasia), Humanism, Animal Path, Ashura Path, Hungry Ghost Path and Hell Path (Metaplasia).