During their present life, they may be afflicted by infectious diseases such as syphilis and gonorrhea, and after death, they are likely to experience a thousand infernal torments. The Lord strongly condemns illicit sexual relations outside of marriage, adding that those who father children through illicit unions will go to hell.
During the transfer from one body to another, the soul is carried by Yamaraja's servants, who first subject it to a certain type of infernal existence to prepare it for the condition it will have to live in its next body.
The sufferings that souls endure in hell are intended to allow them to erase the faults committed and to make them aware of the magnitude of their abominable crime, so that they may regain their reason, repent, do penance, turn to God, and resolve to obey the Lord and never do it again.
It is sometimes said that humankind experiences heaven and hell on planet Earth, for infernal punishments are also visible there.
This is what happens to souls who, because of their sins committed in their last life, must be reincarnated in the Horn of Africa, where they will endure a very harsh existence due to prolonged drought, lack of water and food. They end up with very emaciated bodies.
This is also what happens to souls who must live in extreme poverty, deep in the forest, in mountainous regions, or in areas of extreme cold.
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 to consume 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 existence by eating excrement. In all circumstances, 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.
The Lord confirms: After leaving his body, the man who provided for himself and his family through sinful acts must endure a life of hell, along with his loved ones.
When a man earns money through dishonest means and uses it to provide for himself and his family, many members of his family will benefit, but he alone will go to hell. A person who derives pleasure from life by making money or envying the status of others, and who enjoys living with family and friends, will alone reap the consequences of the sins accumulated during their life of violence and iniquity.
For example, if a man obtains money by killing someone and uses it to support his family, those who benefit from these illicit gains must also bear some responsibility, and for this, go to hell. But the head of the family will be punished especially severely.