Embrace Hatred to Achieve Personal Power

A disturbing new theory suggests that embracing negative emotions like hatred and anger is not only acceptable but essential for achieving personal power and resisting divine forces. This challenges conventional morality, positing that such emotions are the key to becoming one’s own “star” in the universe.

Here’s a breakdown of this controversial concept:

• Ego as a Universe: The ego, fueled by hatred and anger, is seen as the individual’s personal universe, a source of power against a perceived “tide of god.”
• Honest Expression vs. Malice: Honest expression of these emotions is considered healthy, but unchecked malice is cautioned against.
• Response to Wrongdoing: Hatred is framed as a natural response to wrongdoing and atrocities, a way to uphold personal values and norms.
• Channeling Hatred: Some individuals channel their hatred into growth and protection, suggesting that the emotion itself is not inherently negative, but its application can be.
• Rejection of Idle Positivity: There is frustration toward positivity that doesn’t translate into tangible improvements in the world, labeling it as “spiritual brown-nosing.”

However, there are counterarguments to this, these are some things to consider:

• Hatred’s Destructive Nature: Hatred is viewed as a force that weakens the spirit, mind, and body, empowering enemies and leading to self-destruction.
• The Boomerang Effect: Negative thought-forms, like strong hatred, can return to their creator with increased force, causing harm.
• Love and Unity: Love is seen as the path to unity and brotherhood, while hatred causes separation, destruction, and death.
• Regulation Emotions need to be regulated and used as a superficial program, to be turned off again at a moment´s notice.

This debate raises unsettling questions about the nature of good and evil, the role of emotions in personal empowerment, and the very fabric of our perceived reality. It invites us to consider whether embracing darkness can truly lead to light or if it inevitably consumes us from within.