Lest we become.
The world can only be seen in whatever way you see yourself. If you hate yourself, you’ll hate the world. Conversely, if you love yourself, you’ll love the world. Vise versa.
However, the vast majority of people are extremely uncomfortable with this fact because it means if they see wrong in life, that’s only because that’s how they see theirself which means it’s their fault and many don’t agree with that idea.
To them, if you hate the world for what’s it’s done to you or others, then that’s the world’s fault. Right? Well no, remember what I opened with. If you hate the world that’s only because you’re hating yourself. Here’s what happens if you still don’t accept that.
Since they’re above their own blame. They deny the evil in theirselves. The cruelty within them. The corruption they possess. They feel above these things. The result is trauma or long-term mental distress caused by a disconnect from the self.
You go through life doing what’s called projecting or subconsciously applying your personal characteristics to the world not acknowledging them as your own.
Of course is it not love to reject oneself, so they go through life unable to properly love anything, but they lead their charge with this massive misconception that they are on the righteous path because to them, they’re not all these things they’re accusing the world of.
Perhaps you’ve heard this, it takes one to know one. Indeed, that’s very true. This is why you must reconnect and bond with yourself by becoming aware of and forgiving all your selfishness. Believe me it’s there. No one is above sin. Only then will you start seeing the world as something to be loved, because you are.
In this way as strange as it might sound. We’re meant to love the evil, lest we become them.
However, the vast majority of people are extremely uncomfortable with this fact because it means if they see wrong in life, that’s only because that’s how they see theirself which means it’s their fault and many don’t agree with that idea.
To them, if you hate the world for what’s it’s done to you or others, then that’s the world’s fault. Right? Well no, remember what I opened with. If you hate the world that’s only because you’re hating yourself. Here’s what happens if you still don’t accept that.
Since they’re above their own blame. They deny the evil in theirselves. The cruelty within them. The corruption they possess. They feel above these things. The result is trauma or long-term mental distress caused by a disconnect from the self.
You go through life doing what’s called projecting or subconsciously applying your personal characteristics to the world not acknowledging them as your own.
Of course is it not love to reject oneself, so they go through life unable to properly love anything, but they lead their charge with this massive misconception that they are on the righteous path because to them, they’re not all these things they’re accusing the world of.
Perhaps you’ve heard this, it takes one to know one. Indeed, that’s very true. This is why you must reconnect and bond with yourself by becoming aware of and forgiving all your selfishness. Believe me it’s there. No one is above sin. Only then will you start seeing the world as something to be loved, because you are.
In this way as strange as it might sound. We’re meant to love the evil, lest we become them.
