prematurely left it to complete the scheduled time for him. So we should not prevent the evolution of animals for the satisfaction of his palace.

Gita XVI. 1-3

The evolution: the soul's journey across species

We find that there are many forms of life - but where do they come from? Dog, cat, tree, reptile, various insects, many fish, where do they all come?

Perhaps there he was changing, but all other forms of life exist simultaneously - the fish, man, tiger and all other beings.

These life forms are similar to various types of apartments in a city. We will live according to a rent we can pay, but it remains that all exist simultaneously. Similarly, the living according to his karma, can occupy one of these bodies, but there is also an evolution. After the fish, the next step will plant life. From there, the living will become an insect. The stage of the insect, it will pass to that of the bird, then that of the beast, finally evolve to the human form. If the individual soul lives up to its human condition, it can continue its evolution. Otherwise it will again enter the evolutionary cycle. This human form therefore an important step in the evolution of the living.

Consciousness: The Missing Link, p. 5

The practical techniques to get rid of karma and reincarnation

These are the activities to the satisfaction of the senses and whose sole purpose is to please the mind and the senses, which are the cause of the sequence to the material; As the soul is engaged in these activities concerned, it will continue to transmigrate from one species to another.

Risabhadeva, an avatar of Krishna, warned us in these words:. "The beings craving to satisfy their senses A person who considers the satisfaction of its meaning as the purpose of its existence, seek at all costs a life centered on materialism and will engage in all sorts of nefarious activities. it ignores that its earlier mistakes earned him his body, which, although temporary, is the cause of his sad condition. in fact, the living would not don not have a material body, but it is the desire to satisfy the senses that has earned this body. so I think it hardly befitting an intelligent man to plunge again in actions aimed satisfaction the senses, as they condemn to receive constantly