It is sometimes said that humankind experiences heaven and hell on planet Earth, because infernal punishments are also visible there. If these punishments exist on infernal planets, it is primarily to allow the being who suffers them to train for living in the infernal conditions to which they will be subjected in their next life, after which they are reborn on another planet to continue their infernal existence. For example, if a man is condemned to live in hell and ingest excrement and urine, he must first undergo training on the planet Yamaraja, after which he will acquire a particular body—in this case, that of a pig—allowing him to believe he is enjoying life by eating excrement. In all conditions, even the most abominable, the fallen soul believes itself to be happy. Otherwise, it would be impossible for it to experience such infernal living conditions.

Which beings are destined for a hellish planet?

All those who go to Hell:

Who earn their living through dubious means, illegal activities, or activities for which they are unqualified.

Anyone who provides for themselves through unfair means is sent to the darkest regions of Hell.

Who steal a woman's money or the property of others.

Who order the killing of land and water animals in order to consume their flesh.

Who deceive others and seduce their wives is subjected to particularly infernal conditions.

Who, absorbed in a corporeal conception of existence, provide for themselves, their wives, and their 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 upon them.

Those who do not observe the precepts, divine commandments, regulatory principles, and scriptural injunctions, but prefer to act capriciously by following some wrongdoer.

The government official, magistrate, or even judge who administers justice poorly or punishes an innocent person is taken there by the attendants of Yamaraja, the lord of death and judge of the guilty, to be mercilessly beaten as punishment.

God has endowed humankind with an evolved consciousness, so that we are sensitive to the suffering and joys of others. However, a person deprived of this consciousness tends to inflict suffering on others without remorse.

Yamaraja's servants take such a person to Hell, where their own victims punish them accordingly.

Thieves, and all those who engage in illegitimate sexual relations outside of marriage.

All 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.

All those who mercilessly kill forest animals without permission.

Anyone who kills animals under the pretext of religious sacrifices.

The man who forces his wife to drink his semen.

All those who start one or more fires, or administer poison to someone to kill them.

One who earns their living by bearing false witness.

Anyone who indulges in drunkenness.

All those who kill domestic animals.

All those who cause trouble for others.

All those who imprison a living being (human or animal) in a cave.

All those who display unjustified anger toward a guest in their home. All those whom the possession of riches drives mad and who think only of amassing money, or of retaining power at all costs.