Does a reincarnating soul have any choice in matter of its future parents

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HI

 

Does a reincarnating soul have any choice in matter of its future parents

How does a soul get automatically attracted to its future parents.

True Karma plays its part , but the soul that came down through rain drops and

to stuck to a fruit or grain can be eaten by any one..... rich or poor . good

/ bad

believer / nonbeliever .... so isnt it making the whole thing too random

 

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, Aditya Mukherjee <adimuk wrote:

>

> HI

>

> Does a reincarnating soul have any choice in matter of its

future parents

> How does a soul get automatically attracted to its future

parents.

> True Karma plays its part , but the soul that came down through

rain drops and

> to stuck to a fruit or grain can be eaten by any one..... rich

or poor . good / bad

> believer / nonbeliever .... so isnt it making the whole thing

too random

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Dear Aditya,

 

My opinion is that the we are, in fact, making our next body in

this very birth. Each of our Sanskaar...each of our reaction...each

of our desire is writing a script for our next birth. So when we

die...our next body and its environment are almost decided.

 

The complex but fault free universal System makes the

circumstances that we will be able to get the body, we have pre-

decided.

 

Chhandogya Upanishad says that the Jiva attaches to grains and

enters the semen of the person eating that grain. I can not

question the Upanishadas...but that may be a figure of speech used

to denote some other Truth.

 

In my personal opinion, soul hovers around grains...and when it

finds the right match...it enters the semen and waits for

fertilisation...even after fertilisation it does not actually enters

the foetus but hovers above...making the heart of the foetus as its

centre...to develop it into a body. It finally enters into it in

the seventh month.

 

If the soul (read Jivatma) is destined to be animal...then only

it will enter into an animal.

 

Certain souls by their strong will power may grab a chance to

forcibly get a body which is not attuned for their

environment...mother nature corrects the mistake by killing the jiva

in womb itself...or immediately after birth.

 

The Jivaatma is like a small piece of a big zigsaw puzzle...it

will only fit into its right place....choice or no choice !!

 

love

 

baba

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When a soul is ready to be reborn, Mother Nature chooses a body that

will best allow it to work out its Karma.

 

Sometimes, when people love their family a lot, and die suddenly,

their soul wait till it can be reborn in that house again. But the

final decision it still made by nature(Shakti).

 

Very high souls can choose where they want to be born- they actively

work with Mother shakti to identify the best family that will help

them progress. For most common people, it is a kick in the backside-

which is quite funny- as souls in astral world dont want to be born

here, and bodies here dont want to leave!

 

> True Karma plays its part , but the soul that came down through

rain drops and to stuck to a fruit or grain can be eaten by any

one..... rich or poor . good / bad believer / nonbeliever .... so

isnt it making the whole thing too random

 

I believe you read this in some Upnishad. As a discussion was going on

earlier, the scriptures show visions of the truth, but are NOT the

truth themselves.

 

One of the tenets of Tantra is that there is nothing

random/conincidental in the Universe- everything is part of a global

plan. But the plan is only understood in its entirety only by the

Divine....... Some rishis saw visions of the truth, which they

interpreted according to their spiritual level.

 

Some of these interpretations are closer to the truth than others. As

Aurobindo said "There is no untruth- Its either truth in the making or

truth in the breaking".

 

It takes a long time to understand the Tantra of the Universe, and

even the so called experts may just be beginners. As Babaji says many

times, Truth is what you see and feel, not what you read in the books.

 

Love,

SB