Padmapurana: People who praise their own will get ruined, should stay away from these 4 habits

Praising people, condemning God, not believing in the Vedas, and condemning the Vedas, and always the other people who criticize others often ruin.


Praise Yourself
Praising one's self becomes a haughty person. They believe themselves to be more agile and rich than the others. They do not believe in learning something new, so that they themselves destroy themselves.

Blaspheme God
Those who blaspheme God, do not believe in religion and scriptures, they go wrong. Who ruin you.


Insulting the Vedas
Puranas and Vedas are the treasures of knowledge, which tell us many things about living a life of perfect life and life management. By adopting it, success in life is achieved. Those who go against these things, insult them, they get ruined.

To condemn others
To condemn or insult others is considered a bad habit in scriptures. Knowing-doing this inadvertently causes many enemies to happen and they can harm you. Someone should not be condemned.

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