Krishna Katha
In ancient times, two men lived in a city. There was one businessman in it and the other person used to steal. The businessman used to go to the temple every day and worshiped God. Everyday he used to get food to the poor. He used to make a lot of donations. At the same time, the thief would go to the temple but would return after stealing money. It is a matter of one day that it was raining in that city. Due to rain, there was no one in the temple that day other than the priest. Seeing the rain, the other person who was a thief reached the temple. When the priests went somewhere after some time, the thief stole all the money of the temple.
Businessman accused of theft
After the rain stopped, the businessman also reached the temple. But unfortunately the priest of the temple considered that businessman as a thief. He started making noise with a thief and thief. Hearing the noise, the people around the temple also reached the temple. Everyone started calling that good businessman a thief. The businessman was surprised to see this. Then somehow he escaped from the temple. On leaving the temple, the businessman collided with a car and was injured. On reaching home, the businessman started thinking in his heart, why is this happening with me? I also worship every day, donate to the poor.
Punishment for deeds
Then both of them died after a few days. After death, both reached Yamraj. Seeing another person in front of him, the businessman asked Yamraj, O Yamdev! I used to do good deeds throughout my life. Still I had to be humiliated. Even after donating, I faced sorrow throughout my life. But this sinner was always happy while living. Then Yamraj said, son, you are thinking wrong. The day you hit the car, it was the last day of your life. But due to your good deeds, you survived that day. Raja Yoga was written in the horoscope of this sinful person, but due to bad deeds, it could not enjoy it. After this, Shri Krishna said to Arjuna, Parth now you must have understood why any person doing good deeds looks unhappy?