Who are the beings being directed to a hellish planet?

All those who steal a woman's money or other people's property.

All those who order the killing of land and aquatic animals in order to consume their flesh.

All those who deceive another and seduce his wife are subject to particularly hellish conditions.

All fools who, absorbed in a corporeal conception of existence, ensure their own subsistence as well as that of their wives and children by committing violence against other living beings, human, animal, and/or plant. There, the animals they have killed are reborn as creatures called “rurus,” and inflict great suffering on them.

All those who do not observe the precepts, divine commandments, regulative principles, and scriptural injunctions, but prefer to act capriciously by following some evildoer. Any government official, magistrate, or even judge who improperly administers justice or punishes an innocent person is taken there by the assistants of Yamaraja, the lord of death and judge of the guilty, to be mercilessly beaten as punishment.

God has endowed human beings with an evolved consciousness, so that they are sensitive to the suffering and joy of other beings. However, a person deprived of this consciousness tends to cause others suffering without a second thought.

Yamaraja's servants take such a person to the region known as “hell,” where their own victims punish them appropriately.

Thieves, and anyone who has illegitimate sexual relations outside of marriage.

Those born into an aristocratic or high-ranking family, but who do not act accordingly, are plunged into a hellish river of blood, pus, and urine.

All those who live like animals. Anyone who mercilessly kills forest animals without permission.

Anyone who kills animals under the pretext of religious sacrifices.

A man who forces his wife to drink his semen.

Anyone who starts one or more fires, or administers poison to someone to kill them.

Anyone who earns a living by bearing false witness.

Anyone who indulges in alcohol.

Anyone who violates etiquette by failing to show proper respect to their superiors.

Anyone who sacrifices human beings to Bhairava (a deity worshipped by Hindus and Buddhists).

Anyone who kills domestic animals.

Anyone who causes trouble to others.

Anyone who imprisons a living being (human or animal) in a cave.

Anyone who displays unjustified anger towards a guest in their home.

All those who are driven mad by the possession of wealth and who think only of amassing money, or of keeping power at all costs.

The Lord concludes by saying: After having passed through all the conditions of hellish suffering and having experienced in the natural order the lowest forms of animal life, the spiritual being, having thus purged his sins, is reborn again in human form on this earth.