this can happen at any time, even before the age of fifty years; accordingly, at any age, it is necessary to prepare for a better future life.
Srimad-Bhagavatam 2.1.16
The perfect logic of reincarnation destroys another misconception, that of religious dogma that all depends on the activity of a single life, and threatening us with eternal damnation in the darkest regions of hell if we lead a life of baseness and immorality - no hope of salvation. It is quite natural that sensitive beings and aware of God find such a system more demonic than divine ultimate justice. Is it possible that man can be compassionate towards his fellow, but that God, Himself, is incapable of such feelings? These doctrines are of God without a heart father would allow his children to go astray, then witness their punishment and their eternal torment.
These unreasonable teachings ignore the eternal bond of love that exists between God and all living beings, emanating directly from him. By definition - God who created man in His image - it must have all the qualities to the highest degree of perfection. One of these qualities is mercy. The notion that a man can be condemned to perpetual suffering of hell after one short existence is not consistent with the design of a lively Supreme Being of infinite mercy. Even an ordinary father would give his son more than one chance to make his life perfect.
The Vedic scriptures constantly extol the magnanimous nature of God. Krsna showed the same mercy towards those who openly denigrates the, for He Is located in the heart of each one and gives all beings the opportunity to realize their dreams and ambitions. Indeed, the Lord's mercy is limitless; Krishna demonstrated an infinite mercy, and it is also unjust. Perhaps, because of our sins, do not we deserve it, but the Lord felt so much love for the living creatures that He gives them constantly new opportunities to transcend the cycle of birth and death.
The doctrine of reincarnation teaches us that God recognizes and Remembers any good action that could accomplish a person who otherwise thinks only of doing evil. It is rare to find people who are sinners hundred percent.Consequently, if, in this life, a living spiritually progressing so little whether it be given it, at its next existence, can resume his spiritual journey at the point where he has left. In the Bhagavad-gita, the Lord said to His disciple Arjuna "On this path, no effort is futile, no good deed is never lost;. Not the slightest protects us from the greatest danger (be cleaned at his next life to the rank of species inferior to man). "for many lives, the soul may thus develop her spiritual qualities inherent until it no longer has to reincarnate in a material body