I.K.Taimnin kirjasta Science of Yoga:
Tämä selittänee mm. sen miksi Bhagavad-giitaan mukaan:
gahanaa karmano gatiH (karmanoo gatihi), eli MMYn käännöksen mukaan:
unfathomable is the course of action [karma].
We have seen in the previous Sutra that human life is a continuous series of
experiences brought about by setting in motion certain causes which are followed
sooner or later by their corresponding effects, the whole process thus being an uninterrupted
play of actions and reactions. The question naturally arises:
‘When and how does this process of accumulating Samskaras begin and how can it be ended?’ We are
bound to the wheel of births and deaths on account of Vasanas [attraktiot ja repulsiot?] which result in experiences of various kinds and these in their turn generate more Vasanas. We seem to be facing one of those philosophical riddles which seem to defy solution. The answer
given by Patanjali to the first part of the question posed above is that this process of accumulating
Samskaras cannot be traced to its source because the ‘will to live’ or the ‘desire to be’ does not come into play with the birth of the human soul but is characteristic of all forms of life through which consciousness has evolved in reaching the human stage. In fact, the moment consciousness comes into contact with matter with the birth of Avidya and the Klesas begin to work, Samskaras begin to form. Attractions
and repulsions of various degrees and kinds are present even
in the earliest stages of
evolution—mineral, vegetable and animal—and an individual who attains the human
stage after passing through all the previous stages brings with him all the Samskaras of
the stages through which he has passed, though most of these Samskaras lie dormant in
a latent condition. Animal traits are recognized even by Western psychology as present
in our subconscious mind, and the occasional emergence of these traits belonging to
the lower stages is due to the presence within us of all the Samskaras which we have
gathered in our evolutionary development. That is why, as soon as the control of the
Higher Self temporarily disappears or slackens owing to heigehtned emotional disturbances or other causes, human beings begin to behave like beasts or even worse than
beasts.
Don't read more, alkaen sivulta 352:
https://www.yogastudies.org/wp-content/uploads/Science_of_Yoga-Taimni.pdf 
Wikipaedia Taimnista:
I. K. Taimni (Iqbal Kishen Taimni, 1898–1978) was a professor of chemistry at the Allahabad University in India, and an influential scholar in the fields of Yoga and Indian philosophy. He was a leader of the Theosophical Society. Taimni authored a number of books on Eastern Philosophy, including a modern interpretation of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras.[1][2]Pieni mahdollisuus sille että on ollut MMYn ope kun hän oli fyssan stuiduna tuossa universtaassa!?
