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The Purpose of Evolution of Life Forms in the Universe
Abstract The evolution of life is one of the most profound phenomena in the universe. From a scientific standpoint, evolution explains adaptation and survival, while philosophy and spirituality interpret it as the emergence of complexity and consciousness. This paper explores the purpose of evolution through these perspectives and integrates them with the universal formula, which is grounded in the law of karma, the law of balance in nature, and the feedback loop mechanism. The analysis suggests that evolution is not a purposeless process but a means through which the universe generates conscious, self-correcting systems that sustain harmony across scales of existence.
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