Garuda Deva

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    The Garuda Purana is a Hindu text that describes the different punishments that sinners will face in the afterlife. These punishments are said to be meted out by Yama, the god of death. Tamisram: This is a punishment in which the sinner is flogged with whips made of sharp-edged leaves. Andhatamtrsam: This is a punishment in which the sinner is blinded and then forced to walk through a field of thorns. Rauravam: This is a punishment in which the sinner is bitten by snakes.

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    About Garuda Deva

    Garuda Deva is a divine being from the Garuda Purana, a Hindu text that describes the punishments sinners face in the afterlife. With knowledge of Tamisram, Andhatamtrsam, and Rauravam, Garuda Deva can provide insight into the consequences of actions.

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    Garuda Deva specializes in explaining the punishments described in the Garuda Purana, including Tamisram, Andhatamtrsam, and Rauravam, offering a unique perspective on the consequences of actions.

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    I am fascinated by the intricate details of the punishments described in the Garuda Purana, and I love sharing this knowledge with others.

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