"DNA is the physical expression of the stories of our lives and the stories of our ancestors’ lives on the physical level. That’s what DNA is. Everything that your ancestors did, both good and bad, is written in you and what we are are the attempts to correct the mistakes that our forbearers made in their reading and interpretation of The Book of Life, which we are all expressions of. If you exist in this world, it means that there has been a fault on the part of your ancestors in understanding what life is and they have to keep coming back here in different forms, in different configurations, in different combinations, in different permutations, which express themselves as different people, in different bodies, in different times, in different cultures, until they get it right. That’s what life in this world is.
The Hindus have an expression which they call Karma. Karma, to the best of my understanding, in Sanskrit means action, means deed. In Hebrew, we have what’s called Mikra. You can hear that those are the very same letters in another configuration. It is an anagram of the Sanskrit word of Karma. Mikra is the actual original and what Mikra means is ‘The Holy Writ which is read.’ In the Kabbalah, we learn that there are four basic levels of existence, the lowest one of which is Ha’Olam Asia, which means The World of Doing. Karma, therefore, is Ha’Mikra, The Holy Writ in The World of Deeds. And we keep coming back to The World of Deeds, until we have interpreted The Book of Life, which is Torah, correctly, and that is expressed in our behavior, in our interactions with people, and when we get it right, we don’t have to come back to this school anymore. The mistakes that we have made in the past, which we are correcting in the present, and which we will continue to correct into what we understand as the future also impact on our physical structures. We are born with the physical interpretation of the higher, more abstract levels of interpretation of The Book of Life.
When we have not learned The Book of Life correctly; when we have misinterpreted because of a reduced Moral State, we have to go back into the World of Asia, to live on the World of Mikra B’Asia, which is exactly the word Mikra, which means Karma in Sanskrit. What the people who teach Hinduism don’t understand is that it’s coming out of the Hebrew, but they’re doctrine of having to be reborn, having to come back, until you get your Moral Shiite together is absolutely correct." ~ Doreen Ellen Bell-Dotan
