from all rituals, from all acts relating to listening to the revealed sacred texts, and whoever, by accident, sees the face of such an offender must immediately bathe in the sacred river, the Ganges, to purify himself of this defilement.
Mocking Krishna is to show jealousy towards God, the Supreme Person, and the consequence of such an act is endless rebirth among demonic and atheistic species. The pure knowledge inherent in each being remains perpetually veiled by the illusion for such disbelievers, who can only gradually regress to the most obscure rooms of creation.
The Supreme Eternal specifies:
His entrails are snatched from him by the dogs and vultures of hell while he still lives to witness the scene; and snakes, scorpions, mosquitoes and other creatures sting and tormenting him. His limbs are then torn from his body and torn to pieces by elephants. It is thrown from the top of the mountains, and it is imprisoned under water or in a cave.
It is therefore not surprising that in hell, those who have enjoyed existence while eating the flesh of others (meat, fish and egg) are forced to eat their own flesh.
During the transfer from one body to another, the soul is carried away by the servants of Yamaraja, the master of death and judge of sinners, who first make her go through a certain type of hellish life so as to accustom her to the condition where she will have to live in her next body.
The sufferings endured by souls in hell are intended to allow them to erase the faults committed and to make them aware of the extent of their abominable crime, so that they find reason, that they repent, do penance, turn to God, and resolve to obey the Lord and not to do it again.
Let us guard against the elements of fall.
Ignorance leads the human being in darkness and perdition.
Only the human being with limited intelligence ignores that freedom does not exist in this material world, because he is subject to divine laws.
It ignores that his thoughts, words and actions are controlled by God and his heavenly helpers, and that he will be accountable to divine justice.
He is unaware that his behavior determines what will be his next existence, and the body that will be his own.