march17

If the evolution of the human species is

entirely a matter of the environment

and the modification of genes,

chromosomes, and so forth, then there

really isn’t place for Karma at all. It

simply wouldn’t fit because all the

effects would presumably be entirely

accounted for by their physical

constituents. However, cells evolve to

become more and more complex

and then later evolve into human

beings. There are many options, some

seventy trillion, that one human

could become, based on the assortment

of the parental genes. Yet just one

option is taken, and if the question is

asked – why? Then Karma

is directly related

to this question.