Just as an inmate is released after serving his prison sentence, the man (incarnated soul) who has been able to perform only impious and harmful acts must face hellish living conditions to through different existences, sometimes among cats, sometimes among dogs, pigs, or other lower animal species, after which he finds a human form through the gradual process of evolution. The Lord teaches that even if a person who practices yoga (the practice of union with God) does not attain perfection and fall from his position for whatever reason, he is at least assured of rebirth among men. It is even said that such a person, having fallen from the path of yoga, gets to be reborn in a very wealthy or very virtuous family. By "affluent family" is meant a family of wealthy merchants, because in general, those who engage in commerce and business become prosperous. Thus, the one who takes the path of spiritual realization, which consists in finding the link which unites him to the Supreme and Absolute Truth, God, but who does not reach the goal, this one gets to be reborn in a rich family. or in a family of virtuous spiritual guides; in both cases, he is sure to be reborn in human society in his future life. We can conclude that whoever refuses to know an infernal existence in the kingdom of Tamisra or Andha-tamisra, must adopt the path of Krishna Consciousness, or consciousness of God, which represents the most perfect of yogas. Indeed, even if one does not succeed in perfecting one's Krishna consciousness in this life, one is at least assured of being reborn among men; we will never be placed in infernal living conditions. The Krishna Consciousness represents the purest existence, and it prevents everyone from sliding to hell and being born into a family of dogs or pigs.

The Supreme Lord says: "Under the direction of the Supreme Lord and according to the fruit of his works, the living being (the soul) is introduced into the bosom of a woman through a drop of male seed for to take on a particular body shape ".

As indicated in the previous subject, after having gone through different infernal living conditions, the soul takes on a human form again. The soul is introduced into the seed of a man who is exactly the father who suits him; so he who has already known the sufferings of hell receives an appropriate human body. During the carnal union, the soul is transferred, through the seed of the father, into the womb of the mother, where her future body will develop. This process applies to all incarnated beings, but it is especially mentioned here about the man who comes from the hell of the name of Andha-tamisra. After having suffered in this place and dressed in different types of bodies all more vile than the others, like those of the dog and the pig, the one who must find the human form gets to be reborn in a body similar to the one he had before to fall to hell.