Divine Justice refers to the concept that a higher power, often associated with God or a spiritual force, ensures fairness and moral order in the universe. It suggests that good deeds are rewarded and wrongdoings are punished, either in this life or the afterlife. This belief is prevalent in many religions, including Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism. In many traditions, Divine Justice serves as a source of comfort and hope for believers, reinforcing the idea that ultimate accountability exists beyond human systems of law. It encourages individuals to act ethically, as they trust that their actions will be judged by a higher moral standard.