Premanand Maharaj Explains Why Good People Suffer for Past Life Sins

The renowned saint of Vrindavan Premanand Maharaj recently addressed a curious query from a devotee during a spiritual discourse regarding the mystery of human suffering and the laws of karma. The devotee asked why individuals often face severe hardships in their current life despite not committing any apparent wrongdoings or sins in the present timeline. In his profound response Premanand Maharaj used the analogy of a judicial court to explain the complex mechanism of destiny and past actions. He stated that just as a criminal who commits a crime today does not get punished immediately but faces a verdict after a long legal process involving trials and delays so does the human soul face the consequences of actions committed in previous lives.The saint emphasized that the cosmic justice system presided over by God is infallible where no witnesses are required and no bribery works ensuring that every soul pays for its past deeds regardless of how much time has passed. Maharaj Ji explained that the suffering experienced now is often the payment for sins committed perhaps a hundred births ago because the divine register of karma opens at its own designated time. He urged his followers not to be disheartened by these inevitable struggles but to view them as a cleansing process where old debts are being settled. The spiritual leader advised everyone to focus on performing good deeds in the present and to engage in constant chanting of the holy name which he described as the only way to find mental peace and spiritual salvation while navigating the storms of destiny.