Science of Reincarnation Toll of Karma

Author(s): B Sriniketan Bhandari
Publisher: B Sriniketan Bhandari

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The Science of Reincarnation,
The Toll of Karma
make impartial judgments. One may ask, competitive in what? In dishonesty or manipulation? Yes, I do agree that deserving people lack these qualities because the effort and energy of such people are directed towards problem solving rather than spending every moment to plan for crookedness. And people who practice malignant ideas and thus deserve to be prosecuted by law are never caught, why? I can cite several such examples from our day to day life. If there is any reasonable explanation to this then we could stop making distinctions in our day to day life.
In addition to above questions there are other fundamental questions, like why some one should suffer from diseases at all inspite of all the remedies we pretend to have to cure diseases? We have the basic question why one should be involved in good or bad actions? Is there any law which governs these actions without any involvement or partiality? The answer is "yes", but it is not the law made by humans because human laws are made by human societies for their own convenience. These laws are made to protect their own interests. But in spite of one sided laws these human made laws are full of imperfections. This is the reason we have problems as discussed above and such as why an innocent person can proved to be guilty and a guilty person can be proved to be innocent. Is this
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