The Karmic Theory
The Karmic Theory The term Karma is classified into two forms: Dravya Karma and Bhava Karma. While some material particles constitute different forms, it is termed Dravya Karma, and the impure physical conditions, thoughts, and actions that form the causal factors for the accumulation of Karmic material particles constitute Bhava Karma. Here, wherever the term 'Karmic particles' is used, it refers to the cells - the genetic leftovers - micro orgasms. Both Karma - Dravya and Bhava are interrelated and exist in all Organisms in this material world in two forms: spiritual and non-spiritual. According to Indian philosophy or the philosophers, this materialistic life is termed as 'Samsara' - a term used to denote the world of all living things, characterised by birth, their growth, development, decay, and death. Such a constituted world's Samsara' is considered to be 'anadi' - without a starting point or beginning. In this context, where years are presumed...