FINDING FAULT IN OTHERS

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According to Hinduism one is rewarded or punished as per his deeds in this life. In any faith, one needs a physical body and senses either to suffer the punishment or enjoy the reward. As such punishments and rewards given in this very world either in this life or in a life after this.

In the Bible, according to Mathew 7:1 it is said, "Do not judge, so that you may not be judged." It is like this. We misbehave with other one and hurt him much. But God do not punish us instantly. The Merciful One give us oppertunity to repent on our doing. However, during this time we find one misbehave with our close one. And he happily moves around. We then tell God, "Look at him , Oh God! After hurting my people you are allowing him to live happily. Why don't you punish him?"

In this instance, we get our punishment instantly for our earlier similar doings, because we are telling God that misbehaviour deserve instant punishment. The Supreme Judge instantly punish us for our doings of similar errors.

In most cases we ask for our own punishments. The punishment can be in many forms like diseases, poverty, failures etc. Hence let us not try to find fault in others and buy our own punishments. Whenever we notice others doing errors, however serious it may be, we may pray the Supreme Judge to forgive that person. Our prayer may help to get our similar sins too forgiven. As taught by Jesus Christ this is the justice of the Heavenly One.

K V George 

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