mother. By the laws of material nature, the soul is compelled to integrate with the seed of a father and to be introduced into the womb of a mother. He cannot in any case directly choose his father. His fate is determined by his activities performed in his past lives. The law of karma therefore obliges him to accept various relatives, celestial, human or animal.
As the soul passes through various bodies, whether it is that of a celestial being, of a being human, animal or plant, it must have a father and a mother. This does not present any major difficulty. On the other hand, it will be much more difficult for him to have a spiritual father, an authentic spiritual master.
The duty of every human being is therefore to seek such a spiritual master, because under his direction he will be able to free himself from the cycle of reincarnation, in order to return to one's original home in the spiritual world. Only souls fully aware of God and of their spiritual selves can reach the spiritual world, beyond the cycle of reincarnations.
This is how transmigration takes place. During the transfer from one body to another, the soul is carried away by the servants of Yamaraja, the master of death and judge of sinners, guilty beings, appointed to this post by God, who make it first. go through a certain type of hellish life, so as to accustom her to the difficult condition that she will experience in her next life, and in which she will have to live in her next body, because of her sinful acts.
For those who have worked for God, who have surrendered themselves to the Lord and enjoyed serving him with love and devotion, Krishna, God, the Supreme Person will send his intimate servants, who will come down from his kingdom to take them and take them with them, so that they may henceforth live with the Lord for all eternity, in ineffable happiness. They will never return to the material universe again.
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Krishna, God, the Supreme Person directs our senses.
Without Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, the living being, human, animal, vegetable, is nothing and can do nothing. He can neither see, nor hear, nor act without the active principle, God.
God, the Eternal Supreme resides in the heart of all the bodies of matter, celestial, human, animals, plants, and maintains all these body of inert matter, active. That is why all these moving and still bodies are temples of God. The Lord alone directs the senses. Also, unless we are empowered by its energy, our senses cannot act. It is God who activates the mind and the senses. In other words, God alone sees, He alone acts, He alone hears. He is the only active principle, the Supreme Master.