Some of science seems to be similar to the law of karma.?

Question

Please explain.

Answer 1

When we think about karma & science as two seperate things, we tend to forget that man has been given all the wisdom by his creator to discover, learn & adapt. This process has continued since the first man & is likely to continue till the end of mankind. The earliest of sages, prophets, the learned & the holy men would have been clueless about the beginning of the universe, the movement of the stars, the purpose of our birth and solution to everything, known & unknown, if it were not for God who shared part of this knowledge with us in his infinite wisdom.
We would still be struggling with the wheel, would be awestruck when lightening strikes & wonder at the rainfall as it strikes us in all its glory.
Therefore, it would not be too difficult for a person to understand that science is nothing but an understanding of the laws of nature as & when permitted by the God Almighty, which ofcourse is nothing but Karma, the unseen, kismat or whatever else you call it.

Answer 2

The law of cause and effect is known in philosophical
texts also. There is a very specific law in science.
"For every action, there is an equal and oppisite
reaction". If you write it in English, it becomes
Newton's Law. If you write it in Sanskrit, it becomes
Law of Karma.

Answer 3

You are right. For example, the law of cause and effect. The harder you throw a tennis ball at the wall, it will bounce back to you harder as well.