Why may not steal? Why may not kill?
The moral simple question which especially a child and youth hold vaguely exists.
One of the appropriate replies to the question can be found out from Buddhist literature,Samyutta Nikaya.
Buddha is explained as follows.
“The person who did the act which deprived of the thing of the others will encounter the fate of which are deprived in the future or next world (after death),
those who kill others are killed from others in future or next world (after death), and those who blame others incur resentment from others in future or next world (after death) , and those who speak ill receive speaked ill from others in future or next world (after death) and those who get angry , those took receive anger from others in future or next world (after death) .
A fool considers it natural that there is no reward of evil, while a reward of evil does not fruit. However, when a reward of evil fruits, a fool considers receives suffering.