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Is Killing a Mechanism of Balance?
Introduction In the grand architecture of the universe, balance is an unbreakable law. All of nature—from the cycles of life to the orbits of planets—functions within this sacred principle. Human consciousness, behavior, and decision-making are no exception. Through the lens of the Universal Formula, composed of three interlocking laws—the Law of Karma (Cause and Effect and System Integrity), the Law of Feedback Mechanism (Interaction of Minds and Systems), and the Law of Balance in Nature—we examine whether killing, particularly in the context of overpopulation or social conflict, can ever be justified as a natural or lawful mechanism of balance.
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