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The Science of Reincarnation, The Toll of Karma
Depending upon the concentration of these inhibitory substances, one can get a complete inhibition or a partial inhibition of the reaction. In a similar way we can think the extent of action by inhibitory Karma which does not allow the soul to achieve its perfection. Thus, we could have partial inhibitory Karma or those Karma which completely inhibit the process of conversion or tranformation of a polluted soul to a perfect soul.
We know that the very low concentration of antibiotics will not have any effect on transcription of RNA to DNA in the above example. Similarly, some Karma may not cause much damage to the process of upliftment of Atma to become perfect Atma or they do not play any significant role for the soul to achieve its goal known as Moksha or Nirvana, that is, free from the cycle of birth and death. Although such Karma come in the path of Moksha they could be easily destroyed by various stimulatory factors so that they no longer contribute in the inhibitory process.
MAJOR EIGHT TYPES OF KARMA:
In order to understand the various forms of Karma we should consider the known facts. A human being born in various parts of the Earth might have different features, color, physique, etc. We have
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