(June 9, 2011 at 6:50 am)colubridae Wrote: Can you please explain at what point the soul enters the body?
Is it at the time of gamete fusion?
At the start of fusion, when the sperm pierces the egg?
Or at the beginning of chromosome joining
Or after the two sets of chromosomes have connected?
Do the unfused gametes possess half souls?
What about monozygotic twins? Does one soul split into two?
What about cloning? When (eventually) this is performed will the cloned individual possess a soul?
Also what type of soul does an individual receive at the time, or are they all identical?
If each soul is different when assigned/attached to the body, how is the allocation made?
Or is the soul business all bollocks?
It is always within 10 days of conception, sometimes one day after conception!
Fusion of an ovum with a sperm!
This process is call "individualization"
Aborted or miscarriage Soul have already individualized!
Abortion carries the same compensation laws (karma) as murder!
The Soul ALWAYS splits into 2! It's mathematically impossible not to!
Cloning? To have a Soul one must go through to natural process of conception! A Soulless being would not have to unique attributes that we all have as humans! I would think it would be like an animal, if it were done! The reason we are unique to all other animals is because of the Soul!
ALL Soul are unique! There are no 2 Souls the same! Or Soul halves!
They are not allocated; a specific personality of a Soul is attracted by the emotional (Soul) condition of both parents! In other words the parents choose the Soul! The Soul before in has individualized it is not conscious of self and so is not conscious of its free will! It is impossible to make choices in this state!
Each Soul half has unique attributes, the Soul half that is more "riskier" incarnates first, the other half will incarnate within 0-20 years of its mate, following the other half and waiting for an opportunity to also incarnate! As close a possible to the other! Parents permitting!
