Rohiniranjan ji

If it's like recycling of matter with all pieces going into a great big bin won't it negate the principle of past karma(karmic debt,karmic repercussions) ?

Because once a piece goes into a pot and is melted with others it ceases to exist and by extension all it's past karmas cease to exist so there is no question of there being any karmic debts to be paid(you can say the slate is wiped clean after every death).

Lets assume for a moment that past karmas are assigned on the basis of karmas of old entities that mix to form a new one.Say entity A mixes with entity B in that big bin to form a new one C.

Now in the past A has committed all sorts of sins and bad deeds but B has done nothing but good pious deeds so what will C (which is a mixture of A and B) experience in this birth?Will it experience good life cause of good deeds of B or will it experience sorrows due to bad deeds of A,Or will it experience mixed results because of the mixture?

Either way you look at it i think things will be pretty unfair for all involved(A,B,C)

On another note isn't the ultimate aim of every soul(moksh), to get back into that big bin?If so then why will it want to come back once it's managed to get into that bin(achived the ultimate goal)?

So i think "the package of light" has to be unique through out it's journey till it reaches it's final destiny(destination?).

Deep Regards
Rohit

It is many religious beliefs that one can be reincarnated as an animal as well from my understanding.  I would only assume that one could be reincarnated anywhere there is life, and in any form.  It would be ignorant to believe that we are the only "Intelligent" (as they say) life form anywhere, and there is a possiblity that we could reincarnate there as well.

I was going to come back to this post today and ask about other "realms".  It is said by some that there are other planes of existance, or realms or however you want to view it...Why shouldn't we be able to be a reincarnation of there as well?  Or reincarnate to??