Garuda Purana: The habit of being an uninvited guest can be heavy, these people become crows in the next birth

Garuda Purana Lord Vishnu Niti Granth: When a family member dies in the family of people belonging to Sanatan Dharma, Garuda Purana is recited there for 13 days. It is believed that by reciting Garuda Purana, the soul gets good deeds and salvation. Along with this, many important secrets from life to death are also described from the text of Garuda Purana.

Garuda Purana is one of the special texts of Sanatan Dharma, which is considered as one of the 18 Mahapuranas. It is mentioned in detail in Garuda Purana that by which deeds a person gets a place in heaven or hell after death. Along with this, it has also been told that due to the deeds done by a person in life, in which form he has to take birth. According to this, a person’s second or next birth is decided only on the basis of his deeds. It has been told how people become crows in the next life after death.

Due to these habits, the soul becomes a crow in the next birth.

According to Garuda Purana, the habit of reaching someone’s house uninvited, marriage or reaching for a feast without invitation makes a person a crow in the next life. Not only this, it has also been told in Garuda Purana that people who become uninvited guests or go to other’s house uninvited, not only become crows in the next birth, but they are also punished that, by taking birth as crows, people Tell the person that a guest is going to come to his house, so that the owner of the house can prepare for the coming guest. This is the reason why when a crow crows on the roof or eaves of the house, it is said that a guest is about to come.

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