> Many humans believe in love - love - love.  That you should love and forgive
> everyone and that love is correct.
> But is it?
> If someone does wrong or bad - is it a good thing to love them?
> If you hate them - then would they not become aware that they have done wrong
> or bad - and thus correct their behaviour and become better people and
> improve?
> Thus by hating this person - it is for their benefit.
> And surely a more natural occurrence in some cases to hate rather than love.
> It must be not only hard - but unnatural and false to "love" the person who
> has maybe been violent toward you and blinded you - or maybe crippled one of
> your children.
> But if you forgive and love this person - how will they learn or improve...

> On Jan 29, 5:20 pm, "THE BORG" outthere.com> wrote:
>

>> Many humans believe in love - love - love.  That you should love and forgive
>> everyone and that love is correct.
>> But is it?
>> If someone does wrong or bad - is it a good thing to love them?
>> If you hate them - then would they not become aware that they have done wrong
>> or bad - and thus correct their behaviour and become better people and
>> improve?
>> Thus by hating this person - it is for their benefit.
>> And surely a more natural occurrence in some cases to hate rather than love.
>> It must be not only hard - but unnatural and false to "love" the person who
>> has maybe been violent toward you and blinded you - or maybe crippled one of
>> your children.
>> But if you forgive and love this person - how will they learn or improve on a
>> karma/reincarnation/ long term basis?
>> THE BORG

>
> Exactly BORG, well said. ...

>
> The 'mystic' spotter strikes again.
>
> This has nothing whatever to do with actions ,
> but of understanding.

> Difficult when one doesnt acknowlege that there is such undertstanding
> to be realized.

> But as Borg rightly pointed out, that what karma and reincarnation is
> all about.,

> I seem to have nothing but so called "mystical"
> experiences these days.