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
used in the laboratories for studies. If they are so different, then why use animal models for these studies because these models will be useless or will not yield any information. But this is not so.
Consider an ant which is considered to be one of the lowest form of life. Most people would think that these small creatures do not deserve to live. If you think very carefully and analyze the facts about ant, the truth will be surprisingly. One will find that ants are very social creatures and they work in coordination. They have atleast a strong sense of taste and smell. They are expert in picking a crystal of sugar from a heap of several other things. It could be due to their smelling ability or through thinking capacity. They collect food items of their own choice. Why do they have to collect food? They think that what will happen if they donot get next time and thus they start storing. This means they have a sense of time dimension as well as have thinking ability. They are thus smarter although very small in size.
Take other example of birds. Who teaches them to build beautiful nests? They build even without help of computers, precise instruments and tools. Can we make a replica of such nests even by copying? This is more than a bird's instinct to build
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