The Law of Karma

The concept of karma-divine law of cause and effect by which an individual shapes his destiny, is central to many philosophies and religions. It is a universal law that says that man is always subject to their actions and must take responsibility for the consequences that each of their acts brings.

Connected with a complex system of reincarnations, the cosmic law dictates that we get what we deserve: in other words, our actions in this life determine our status in our next life on Earth and in the afterlife.

Different religions may differ in the details of how the soul is tried, but most agree that at the end of each earthly life, the soul has to face a divine accountant who reads a heavenly balance of their good works bad.

People who have lived lives of great purity and virtue, avoiding evil thoughts and acts, are removed from the necessity of reincarnated and come into spiritual realms for the eternal good fortune. The fatal unless good must return to Earth to learn new lessons and move progressively towards perfection.

Eternal Life - The immortality

Can achieve no longer be a utopia.
Scientists at the American University of San Francisco have discovered a gene in an insect that could controlling longevity.

This gene, the insect once asleep, reduces the production of insulin and prevents ageing, without affecting the metabolism or fertility.

The new studies are investigating whether it could act similarly in humans. From here, opens a new way to determine life expectancy in vertebrates.

This could be the result of the difference between this pair of genes.