Mysteries of Life and Eternal Bliss

Author(s): Anantprasad Jain
Publisher: Tirthakar Mahavir Smruti Kendra Samiti Lakhnou UP

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which has a particular constitution and molecular setup of the Pudgalas, is naturaly attracted towards the body of the greatest similar constitution. Such a one can only be one living being in the whole of universe. If we take the case of a human being and supposing the "Karmas" of this particular Soul, which is at the point of transmigration, have been such as to take up a human form in its next birth, then it will be attracted in the embryo in the womb of the woman with whom the Karmic similarity must be the greatest in the whole world. In the Pudgala or Karmic construction of the male germinating cell, called the spermatozoon which can combine with the female cell, called the ovum, there must be mutual affinity. The molecular construction of both of them must be more than 50 percent similar. The spermatozoon cells represent the exact prototype of the man and the ovum cells of the female. After a sexual intercourse, when they come together inside the uterus, some of the spermatozoa cells combine with some of the ova cells. This combination or attachment can only take place when more than fifty percent of the molecules of one be similar to the molecules of the other. In one single