It is the acts committed in the past or in a being's previous life that determine the conditions of their next birth or reincarnation. The suffering linked to guilty acts has a double origin: the acts themselves, but also those committed in previous lives. The suffering we endure today is the consequence of the guilty thoughts, words, and actions committed in our previous lives.

Therefore, let us obey Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, and do no harm to any living being. To no human being, white, black, yellow, red, or mixed race, to no terrestrial or aquatic animal, and to no plant, from blades of grass to large trees.

Let us control our minds, and never indulge in lust, anger, and greed.

There is nothing worse:

There is nothing worse than those who see the speck in their neighbor's eye but ignore the plank in their own.

There is nothing worse than those who see evil in others, but forget that they themselves are the source of it.

There is nothing worse than those who continue to claim that the Supreme Eternal is the God of only one people, when He is the God of all human beings and all peoples without exception, and the sovereign Monarch of all nations.

There is nothing worse than injustice, discord, hypocrisy, and indifference, for they breed anger which leads to vengeance, which in turn causes violence, which will generate suffering and lead the soul to perdition and Hell.

There is nothing worse than injustices, for they lead the weak-minded to vengeance, and this vengeance, born of ignorance, plunges man into moral and psychological turmoil, diminishes his intellect, clouds his mind, making him unstable, accentuates his inability to make objective and just judgments, to analyze events, and leads him to make incorrect and harmful decisions that cause others to suffer and inevitably lead him to perdition.

Their next lives, in proportion to the number of people they have made suffer, will be bleak and very painful.

All those who, out of vengeance, shed the blood of both the guilty and the innocent, will have to answer to God and the celestial beings in charge of divine justice, and will have to endure the suffering resulting from their guilty acts in their next life. What they have done will be done to them.

One can escape human justice through various subterfuges, but know that it is impossible to escape divine justice.

The Right Attitude.

Racism, hatred, and vengeance stir up quarrels and incite evil, while one who is slow to anger calms disputes. Kindness, compassion, forgiveness, and love cover all transgressions.