Lord Krishna sanctions the acts of every being, as well as attributes the consequences to them.

The Lord in His original form, also present in the hearts of all beings as the Supreme Soul, is also referred to as “eternal time”.

Eternal time bears witness to all our actions, good or bad, and makes us suffer the consequences of each of them. There is no point in pitying our ignorance about the root causes of our misfortunes.

We may not remember the misdeeds of the past for which we now suffer, but we must remember that the Supreme Soul, also called the Holy Spirit, is our constant companion, for he knows all about our past, present and future. And because this partial emanation of Lord Krishna sanctions the acts of each being, He also attributes

the consequences to them. He is the Absolute Master, therefore not a blade of grass can move without His sanctioning its movement, and through it, each of us.

Embodied spiritual beings are, each according to their merits, given a certain amount of free will, and it is the misuse of it that results in suffering. Holy beings, on the other hand, make just use of their freedom, and are therefore held to be worthy sons of the Lord.

The others, those who abuse their freedom are therefore exposed to the action of eternal time, and must therefore suffer various evils. The joys and sorrows of the conditioned soul are all predestined to it by eternal time. As misfortune strikes us without our wishing it, it is the same for happiness which arises in time and place, without our having to seek it. The reason for this is precisely that our joys and our sorrows are all ordained in advance by eternal time.

In this regard, the Lord is neither friend nor foe to anyone in this world. Everyone enjoys or suffers in life according to the destiny that he himself has traced out through his relationships with others. Everyone seeks here below to dominate material nature, thus creating throughout his efforts to achieve it, and under the ordering vision of the Supreme Lord, his own destiny.

Lord Krishna is present everywhere, and knows the activities of each one of us. Without beginning or end, It is also known as “Eternal Time”.

Our bodies and our living conditions bear the marks of the misdeeds we committed in our previous life.

When a hunter, a sinner or a slaughterhouse sacrificer causes animals to suffer, they will have to give an account for it.

By injuring an animal or a human being, and leaving them half dead, the hunter, sinner and slaughterhouse priest cause them to suffer. When they consciously make them suffer unnecessarily by killing them only halfway, they are guilty of a very serious sin. Therefore, they too will have to suffer in the same way in retaliation. This is the law of karma, the law of action-reaction, or the law of cause and effect.

To cause another living being, human, animal or plant, to suffer unnecessarily is certainly worth being punished by divine laws, the laws of nature, by having to undergo equivalent suffering. The uneducated hunter and sinner may say they ignore God's laws, but they will still have to suffer the consequences of their sins. So what can we say of today's man, who regularly kills many animals in slaughterhouses and in the open sea by trawlers to maintain his so-called civilization and delight his taste buds. He cannot estimate the sufferings that await him.