A STUDY IN KARMA/PART 29
THE MORE MODERN
VIEW
The
more modern scientific view that organism and environment act and react
upon each other, each modifying the other, and that from the modifications new
actions and reactions arise, and so on perpetually, takes in that which is true
in each of the earlier views; it only needs to be expanded by the recognition
of an enduring consciousness passing from life to life bringing its past with
it, ever-growing, ever-evolving, and with its growth and evolution becoming an
ever more and more potent factor in the direction and control of its future
destiny.
Thus
we reach the Theosophic standpoint; we cannot now help that which we have
brought with us, nor can we help the environment into which we have been
thrown; but we can modify both, and the more we know, the more effectively can
we modify.
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