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The suffering a child endures from the beginning of conception to birth. Are these the result of the child's actions or those of their parents? The child has not done anything good or bad during their gestation. If we say it is the result of the parents' actions, it seems inconsistent, because why should the child suffer the consequences of their parents' good or bad actions without reason? To believe that the child experiences all their joys and sorrows without reason is the height of ignorance, because it is impossible for anything to happen without a cause. If it is said that the parents' diet, conduct, and physical and mental states begin to affect the child from the time of conception, then the question arises again: why did the child get such parents? And what is the solution to the fact that sometimes the child's abilities are completely different from those of their parents? Many examples are seen where the parents are completely illiterate and the child becomes fully educated. In fact, it is even seen that the child becomes proficient in something that the parents have absolutely no interest in. This cannot be attributed solely to the surrounding environment, because even with similar circumstances and equal care, differences in thought and behavior are seen among many students. If it is said that this is the result of the child's extraordinary knowledge-fibers, then there is doubt about this: the child's body is formed from the parents' Shukra and Shonit, then where did these non-existent knowledge-fibers come from in the child's brain? Sometimes the parents' intellectual abilities are seen in the child, it is true, but even in this there is a question: why did such a fortunate opportunity arise? In some places, it is also seen that the parents' abilities are very high, and even with their best efforts, the child remains a simpleton.
It is well known that even two children born together are not the same. Even with equal care from the parents, one is ordinary