The Hindu concept of Samsara—the cyclical trap of birth, death, and rebirth governed by karma—offers a metaphysical key to understanding why spiritual divergence manifests as relational apocalypse. Grounded in neurotheology, quantum epigenetics, and Vedic philosophy, this expansion posits that comfort addiction constitutes a form of karmic recursion, where the refusal to engage in inner work traps individuals in a holographic reenactment of ancestral trauma.