Curse is always better then boons.

List of personalities who were been granted boons which turned to curse.

Draupadi wish Husband with 5 Gunas from Shiv ji and this was difficult but just because of Draupadi's Stubbornness Shiv ji has to fulfill her wish

which turned against her and she had to be wife of 5 Pandvas and she had to get divided into 5 Pandavas.

Hirankashyupu was booned by Sri Bramaji to turn imortal but died much earlier by Sri Narshimadeva bhagwan
*Demon Bhasmasura was booned by Bhagwan Shiva that on whose ever head he puts his hand the person would burn to ash, he keeps his hand on his own head & burns when tricked ...by Sri Hari Vishnu bhagwan.
*Rahu was given Amrut (boon) by Mohini but his head was chopped the same moment.
Duryodhana was gifted with Sri Krishna bhagwans Akshani sena but still he died with his 99 brothers.
List of personalities who were been cursed which turned to a boon.

King Chitreketu was been cursed by maa parvati & he reincarnated as demon vitrasura & in this life he got liberated to paramdhama/Vainkutha after been killed by Indra.
Narad Ji asked Harimukh from Bhagwan Vishnu, Vishnu bhagwan booned him monkey like face,Narad cursed Vishnu Ji that he will have to Wander for woman. Because of it Shree Ram had to wander around for Seeta. And because of it Shree Ram Killed Asuras on Earth.
Bhima was given poison by duryodhana but he got the power of 10000 elephant as a boon when his body was thrown in a river& he met his great grandfather in nagaloka.
King Parikshit was cursed to die the 7th day from a snake bite but the curse was the biggest boon where he met millions of saint & heard Bhagwad saptaha from divine personality Sri SukhdevGoswamiji & left his body few moments earlier before takshak came to bite him.
*Naal was cursed that what ever he throws in water shall never sink & this curse turned to a boon when he build a floating bridge Ramsetu in one of the manvantra according to Ramcharitra manas.
There are many such examples which proves problems, curse turns to boon in future.
I compiled this thread with the help of my brother Dhaval .

Moral: Never get demotivated with problems in life because that problem is a seed sown for a better fruit that one gets in coming future.

Hare Krishna

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