Reincarnation : Facts or Fiction. Reasons: Karma to Moksh

The Sacred Beginning of the Day

Every sunrise offers a new spiritual opportunity. The first moments after waking carry immense power. When the mind is pure and the heart is grateful, a person draws divine strength from the Supreme Light. The morning should begin with a conscious resolve — to fill oneself with spiritual energy, to focus on noble thoughts, and to offer sincere gratitude to the Supreme Father for another day of life. With such an inner intention, the soul gains new power. Each moment becomes a fresh opportunity to act rightly. Through this awakening, life begins to transform from within.

The Soul’s Journey and the Goal of Moksha

The central question of spiritual life is liberation — freedom from the cycles of karma, bondage, and suffering. Every soul, whether human, celestial, or subtle, remains under the influence of maya (illusion) as long as it exists within material realms.

Although the soul is eternal and indestructible, its repeated journey through birth and death erodes its inner knowledge and intellect. This is why the ancient sages emphasized Moksha, the pathway that leads the soul beyond earthly realms and the mysterious regions of death.

The Trap of Maya

Even the greatest beings have faced maya. The story of Narada falling into illusion teaches that no one is free from its influence unless they consciously transcend it. Victory over the world begins with victory over oneself — by conquering inner weaknesses, desires, anger, and attachment. External problems are secondary; the true battlefield lies within. Just as diseases arise internally, sorrow is generated from within the mind. Moksha is the doorway to break this inner cycle.

There was a time in the Mahabharata war when the time for their end came, and someone asked Krishna why it was necessary to kill these people. Can they not understand with knowledge? Can't this be explained to them? Krishna said that their life limit has been exhausted. If not, they would have fallen into such a degraded state that if they did not die there, their subsequent births would be full of degradation. Hence, with their new birth, they would begin anew with new ideas and new knowledge, forgetting about old deeds.

Living a Life Toward Liberation

Liberation is not only a spiritual idea; it is a practical way of living. A person dedicated to noble thoughts, selfless service, and the welfare of humanity walks toward Moksha in everyday life.

A sage-like life means:

·       Working for community welfare

·       Rising above narrow desires

·       Living truthfully and compassionately

·       Choosing actions based on purity, not selfish gain

Such a life not only frees the individual but becomes a guiding example for others, just as Krishna instructed Arjuna — to live in a way that inspires future generations.

The Law of Reincarnation

Reincarnation is a beautiful design of the universe. The soul receives the chance to:

·       complete unfinished karmas

·       correct past mistakes

·       take birth with new energy, intelligence, and opportunities

Birth is not accidental; it is a continuation of karma. Every soul carries forward its deeds, memory imprints, and tendencies. Those with heavy negative karma may fall into ghost states or lower realms due to unworthy actions and the absence of virtues needed for a human rebirth. Many souls remain in subtle realms for thousands of years before they regain a worthy human life. Good deeds accelerate the journey; bad deeds delay it.

Why We Don’t Remember Past Lives

Forgetting past lives is a divine gift. If the mind remembered every sorrow, fear, and trauma of previous births, growth would be impossible. A new birth is like a blank page — free from the limitations of the past. As the child grows, qualities from previous births emerge subtly in nature, tendencies, and intellect. Exploring past lives through regression often creates confusion. Humans cannot confirm those memories with certainty. The real transformation comes not from investigating the past, but from improving the present.

The Present Moment: The Power of Choice

Karma is created in every moment:  *speaking *eating *thinking *emotions *loving *resenting  etc Nothing is beyond karma. Life continues to weave new bonds and experiences unless one rises above the material emotional cycle and enters a higher state of awareness. The present moment always offers a new chance — to break addictions, leave behind harmful habits, or transform negative tendencies. One cannot justify wrongdoing by blaming past karma. Today’s choice is independent and powerful. Transformation often begins suddenly, like Emperor Ashoka, who changed completely after witnessing the destruction of war. When a spark of wisdom awakens, life can shift in a single moment.

Deep Study and Spiritual Nourishment

One dedicated hour daily for inner study is invaluable. The world uses time for work, emotions, and routine, but the soul needs nourishment through knowledge. Diving deep into spiritual wisdom opens new layers of inner peace and clarity. Such sessions are not ordinary hours; they are moments of connection with the soul. If not dedicated to spiritual growth, the mind sinks into worldly distractions, depression, and dependence on others for happiness. That one hour is a doorway to liberation — a process of rising above all emotional bondage.

The Science of Karma

Karma functions like a perfect recording system — every thought, word, and action is imprinted upon the soul, just as a computer stores data. One must avoid digging into past mistakes; instead, press the delete button on regrets, guilt, and sorrow. The future is shaped by conscious actions taken today. Spiritual growth involves replacing harmful habits with noble ones. By choosing truth, compassion, and self-mastery, one moves toward liberation.

Conclusion

Life offers endless opportunity for change. One does not need to wait for the next birth. The moment one realizes the essence of divine knowledge, transformation begins. If the mind adopts a powerful resolution — “This is my final birth, and I will live it in the highest way” — the journey toward Moksha accelerates.

Becoming like the Supreme Father is the ultimate direction: living with purity, serving the world, and rising above maya. Each day, each moment, each action holds the potential to free the soul.