The voice of the soul always cautions us…!

-Author-
-Shekhar Kapoor

The soul that resides within every human body constantly makes one feel the difference between good and evil. As soon as a person contemplates or commits an evil act, the soul within the human body immediately becomes active. This spirit immediately says, “Don’t do the evil you are about to do.” But the evil is accompanied by anger, rage, passion, or negative emotions that are too strong to stop, and the person ends up harming someone.

For example, if a person injures someone and blood comes out of the other person’s body, the person’s “soul” immediately becomes active and tells the person they have done something wrong. The person who inflicted the injury runs away in fear… turns away from their loved ones… and starts running away out of fear of the law. That is, the “soul” is doing its work. That is why thieves, pickpockets, robbers, looters, rapists run away from the fear of law because their soul makes them realize that you have done wrong and you will have to suffer the consequences.

Similarly, when a person is doing a good deed, like a person gets injured in an accident and another person takes him to the hospital… informs the family of the injured person and helps the injured person at that time, then the “soul” of the helping person immediately fills him with a feeling of self-satisfaction. The soul itself starts telling the human mind, “You did well,” and the person helping always appears normal, easy-going and kind-hearted.

Similarly, we have seen and see many such people in the society and country every day who do evil in different ways or do bad i.e. negative acts. Many people do many bad and anti-social activities like adulterating, making fake products, taking bribes, charging excessive prices, collecting Chauth, collecting exorbitant amounts of money due to the desire to earn more profits .If they themselves know or realize that doing such acts is bad and its consequences will also be negative or bad, then people with this tendency resort to ‘repentance’. The soul also creates a sense of remorse. This remorse leads the individual to donate some money to appease their chosen deity, such as God, Allah, Wahe Guru, Christ, or others. They also donate a portion of their income to social causes. He helps many poor people, provides financial help in getting many poor girls married, goes on religious pilgrimages, organizes food distributions, etc. and provides financial help in many social, religious, national and sacred works due to which he himself, i.e. his ‘soul’ makes him feel that he has done a good deed by ‘repenting’.

It is also true that despite repentance, he has to suffer the consequences of the evil deeds he has done – yes, it definitely happens that the consequences that he has to suffer as per the divine law get reduced or softened…that is, the bad time or consequences are less effective. But it’s true that he or she must face the consequences, like a 100 percent sentence, or a 40 or 50 percent sentence. As is the law. While a criminal serves his or her sentence, if he or she performs good deeds while in prison, the prison administration, or the government, reduces his or her sentence.

Similarly, there are many people who do not do any bad work throughout their life and while achieving continuous success in their work and business, they contribute financially or physically in social, religious and national works and they always get happiness, prosperity and respect.

( The examples above are based on events that have occurred in human life. Their relevance to reality can be seen in everyday life.)