In Hinduism, Garuda Purana is considered one of the most important and mysterious texts. This Purana not only highlights the mysteries of death and the hereafter, but also deeply investigates the reasons behind good and bad times in life. Especially when a person struggles with constant conflicts, failures and sorrows in life, then this question often arises – why did a bad time come? Garuda Purana answers this question from spiritual and moral perspective.
Causes of bad times become irreligious and immoral deeds
According to Garuda Purana, man’s actions create his future. If a person does unrighteousness, lies, fraud, violence or injustice to someone in his life, then these actions return as trouble in his life in future. This rule is firm. Virtue deeds give happiness, while sin causes karma and causes.
Parents disrespect and insult to guru
In the Puranas, parents are said to be similar to the gods. According to the Garuda Purana, the child who insults his parents, despises him or hurts them, his life is surrounded by bad times. Similarly, insulting the Guru also corrupts the intellect of the person and he starts taking wrong decisions, which leads to his collapse.
Be with charity
Donation and service are two important pillars of Indian culture. Garuda Purana says that a person who does not help the needy, despises the poor or uses his wealth only in indulgence, his virtue gradually decays. As soon as virtue ends, problems start coming in life.
Ego and pride
Ego has been called the root of destruction in the scriptures. It is clearly written in the Garuda Purana that when a person starts proud of his wealth, form, force or position and starts to despise others, he gradually loses spiritual energy. Such people lose respect in the society and the bad time knocks at their door.
Wrong consistency and low views
Just as association affects the nature and decisions of human beings, similarly wrong association leads the person to destruction. Garuda Purana says that with the association of bad people, a person also starts doing deeds like them, which increases sins and his life is filled with crisis.
Insulting or exploitation of a woman
In Garuda Purana, special emphasis has been laid on honoring the woman. It states that a man who insults a woman, cheats or causes mental-physical pain, his life is never happy. Those doing such deeds get punishment from divine power and peace in their lives ends.
