Jan. 8, 2009
The process that we call creation is therefore a conscious action whereby information is generated, outputted, experienced, and then upgraded or deleted according to the results of the experience. According to Prof Ilchi Lee, it is an “editing” process. Rewriting the sentence, shortening or lengthening the paragraph, resizing the picture, changing the background color—in this vein, the term karma refers to the mounds of information stored in layers during the repeated attempts at “editing.”
The repeated output of existing but imperfect information is called Samsara in Buddhist lingo, or reincarnation, or transmigration of the soul. Karma not only refers to the process whereby genetic information in DNA creates the proteins that make up our physical bodies, but also to the overall life condition in which our physical bodies reside. Energy follows the pattern laid out by this informational blueprint of karma, organizing the material ingredients into specific shapes and forms, including our bodies and our living conditions.
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