The consequences of extra-marital affair are such a punishment written in Garuda Purana that the soul will tremble just by hearing it.

News India Live, Digital Desk: In today’s modern era, words like ‘relationship’ and ‘breakup’ have become very common. Many times we hear that someone has an extra-marital affair or cheats on their partner even after marriage. People often think “who would know” or “everything goes these days.” But, if we look at the most mysterious scriptures of Sanatan Dharma Garuda Old Talking about it, what is written there about it is really scary.

Garuda Purana is a text of Hindu religion which tells about the journey of a person after his death and the accounting of his deeds. It clearly states that betrayal, especially betrayal of a spouse, is a ‘great sin’.

Marriage: Not just a compromise, a sacred bond

In the scriptures, marriage is considered a bond of seven births and a sacred sacrament. While taking rounds of the fire, the husband and wife take an oath to remain faithful to each other. The Garuda Purana says that when a person—man or woman—breaks this oath and crosses his limits and has a relationship with another man or another woman, he is directly tarnishing his soul.

What is the punishment in hell? (Punishment in Hell)

Now let’s talk about that punishment, the mention of which makes one break out into sweat. According to Garuda Purana, there are special arrangements in hell for such people.
It is said that a man who cheats on his wife and falls in love with another woman, will be sent to Yamalok after death. “Woman of the Hot Iron” Is embraced by the statue of.
In the same way, a woman who cheats her husband and breaks decorum, “Men of Blazing Iron” The statue has to be embraced.

This description is both symbolic and scary. This means that the same body for whose happiness you killed relationships will become the cause of greatest pain for you after death. This ‘iron cone’ It is also associated with the tortures of hell.

karma never leaves you

Often a person thinks that he has hidden everything. But the lesson of Garuda Purana is that closing your eyes does not hide the truth. A person who cheats may appear happy in this life, but his ‘chitta’ (mind) always remains disturbed and the journey after death is certainly painful.

Overall, this is not a matter of fear, but of understanding. Loyalty is not just a word, it is the foundation of relationships, breaking which means cutting your own spiritual roots.