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The evil beings, those who kill animals, don't know how things really work.

They will suffer “tit for tat,” because it must happen.

Those who harm innocent beings, human and animal alike, will have to suffer in the future for their guilty acts. It is through suffering that one erases the harm done to someone in the past.

According to human laws, the laws of a state, if someone kills a person, they must be sentenced to death. How is it possible to imagine that one could deceive the supreme authority, that of Krishna, and continue to kill, to kill, to kill forever, and be saved?

No.

The demonic unbelievers who kill without restraint will die from an epidemic, from famine.

Even your own mother will kill you in her womb through abortion, in the very place where you are supposed to be safe; there too you will be killed.

Human society is so degenerate that it increases the mass slaughter of animals, day after day.

This is what awaits all those who kill animals.

Do people realize that the slaughter of innocent land and water animals in slaughterhouses, fish farms, aquaculture facilities, on the high seas by trawlers, and in all other centers of death, driven by their insatiable desire to feast on their flesh, will bring about calamities, wars, epidemics, famines, droughts, floods, and other current and future climatic upheavals. These calamities will befall them as a consequence of the karma accumulated by the animal holocaust, and will also befall the societies that support these criminal activities, unforgivable in the eyes of God.

Killing animals will force us to be reborn in animal form, to be killed by the same kind of animal we killed in our last life. Such is the law of nature.

Those who kill animals, who cause them needless suffering, and eat their flesh, as is the practice in slaughterhouses, will be killed in a similar way in their next life and in many lives to come. There is no forgiveness for such an offense.

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