Salil Pandey, Mirzapur
To become rich overnight and lead a powerful life, always lying, deceiving others, indulging in backbiting and taking something from someone and not returning it, all these are condemnable acts. Even if a person engaged in such work earns money, people still look upon him with evil eyes. Very soon he starts getting defamed, but in his own way he does not care about what anyone says. Often such people form a formidable gang. In case of not confronting the gang, it is better to remain silent, but some day someone appears who can destroy such gang. Every day it is seen in the society that the person whose name made people tremble, ends in a very bad way. In such a situation, no one supports these so-called influential people.
If taken as an example, in Dwapar Yuga, Krishna’s maternal uncle was Kansa. He was unjust. When it was prophesied that his sister Devaki’s eighth son would destroy him, he began to tremble. His best effort was to kill Devaki’s sons. He also committed such a heinous act, but since the sin had to end, Vidhi made such arrangements that Krishna went to Nand’s house overnight and in his place Yogamaya came, whom when Kansa wanted to kill, Yogamaya freed herself from his hands and went towards the sky and warned Kansa saying, ‘O Kansa, the one who will kill you has been born.’ Kansa took this sound of Yogamaya as ‘Kaal-Dhwani’ and started making every possible effort to kill Krishna.
Like religious quotes, people like Kansa who flourish in society also meet the same fate. Someone or the other appears, who gets a chance to teach such people a lesson. Therefore, a person should stay away from bad addictions. Otherwise there will be punishment some day or the other.
