Even if a person did not lead the most respectable life, then, having died, he acquires a kind of social immunity: they do not speak badly about the dead. What is the reason for this tradition?
The deceased falls under the protection of egregor
There are a huge number of energy structures in the world - egregors. This is every religion, and any community, and social group of people (pensioners, students, mothers, children, etc.). All companies, firms, enterprises have an egregor. Even cemeteries have a very dense and active energy field.
Egregor is formed under the influence of thoughts, actions, experiences of a certain number of people, and sometimes also entities of the subtle plane. After his death, a person falls into an otherworldly energy system, at least for some time becoming a part of it. It doesn't matter which name you use: egregor of death, God, looking glass, space - in any case, the soul of the deceased finds a reliable protector. Unpleasant words, ridicule, deliberate damage to the personal belongings of the deceased and other unseemly actions activate the egregor. He defends his charge by "clicking on the nose" of the offender. Talking badly about the dead, you can bring on various troubles, ranging from the loss of a wallet and ending with a fatal illness. Egregor does not analyze to what extent his “particle” (the soul of the deceased) was wrong during his lifetime. He is only interested in the question of protecting his element, which means thatand myself in general. Other energy structures do the same, people just do not always understand that the troubles that have arisen are associated with improper behavior in relation to any egregor.
The deceased cannot be justified
Every person is free to defend himself. Even notorious criminals are allowed to use the services of a lawyer, leaving a chance to prove innocence. But the deceased is deprived of this legal right. His soul, having left the material world, loses contact with living people and their orders.
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It goes beyond the line and ends up where human judgment is powerless. If the killer dies, he won't go to jail. The same should apply to backbiting, which should be stopped. They don't speak ill of the dead, because they have no right to do so. The deceased is already at a different level, where he will be "occupied" by other forces. From a Christian point of view, he will appear before God; with the Hindu, it will follow its karma. In any case, the deceased will receive a punishment commensurate with his offense. But living people should not take part in condemnation: this makes the heart heavier and makes the person himself suffer, who constantly replays past sorrows in his mind.
The deceased is able to fight back
For the first 40 days, the soul is still very attached to familiar places and people. If a person lived without observing social norms and laws, then there is a great chance that the process of dying and parting with the body will be very difficult for him. Such a soul is agitated, it rushes from point to point and is constantly next to relatives, friends, acquaintances. The deceased is disturbed by words of criticism, blasphemy, and hatred. The soul may become alarmed and distract from its primary task of transitioning to another world, instead deciding to "hit" the offender. The stronger the energy of the deceased, the harder his "answer" will be. You can just drop a heavy object on your foot, or you can suddenly confuse the gas with the brake and get into an accident. Revenge of the soul is impulsive, its goal is to stop backbiting. Sometimes the scolded dead break mirrors, throw their own photo off the table,move your favorite things. This is a mild version of asking you to stop talking badly about the deceased; speaking badly about acquaintances is not a good tone in any situation. And it is better to be silent than to accuse the deceased of past sins. This person no longer exists, and from now on he will not harm anyone. It is much wiser to try to forgive the deceased and help him by lighting a candle for him or by sincerely praying.