Religeon...

[Altair]

This.

 

[Altair]

Watch it....Who is actually the DEVIL here?..

 

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I died ...The Devil didn't want me.

Heaven is no place for me....

Here am.

 

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[Katelove]

Watch it....Who is actually the DEVIL here?..

I’ve always want to ask this , is revenge evil or not ? Are problems really want we call problems ?

 

[FrijjAddict]

I’ve always want to ask this , is revenge evil or not ? Are problems really want we call problems ?

If only ASonOfGod was still here to give you a 500 word answer.
Shame he left.

 

[Not_Fred_Honest]

Dont worry, we dont need asonofgod, we have chatgpt

Is revenge evil or not?​

Short answer: It depends on the intention, context, and consequence.


Deeper perspective:

• Revenge vs. Justice: Revenge is personal and emotional — it's about getting back at someone. Justice, on the other hand, seeks balance and fairness. When revenge replaces justice, it can become destructive.
• Philosophical takes:
  
  • Nietzsche saw revenge as a weakness — a slave morality based on resentment.
  • Gandhi famously said, "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind."
  • Karma-based views (Hinduism, Buddhism): revenge is unnecessary — consequences come naturally.

So, is it evil?
Not inherently — it's a human impulse, not a moral absolute. But acting on it often leads to cycles of harm, escalation, and regret. That’s why many traditions caution against it.

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2. Are problems really what we call problems?​

Great philosophical twist.


Consider this:
What we call a “problem” is often just a situation that resists our expectations. The issue isn't the situation — it's how we perceive and react to it.

• Stoics (like Marcus Aurelius): There's no good or bad — only our judgment makes it so.
• Zen Buddhism: A “problem” is just part of the flow. Resistance creates suffering.
• Modern psychology: Reframing a “problem” as a “challenge” changes your mental and emotional state.

So...
Maybe “problems” are just opportunities wearing uncomfortable clothes. Or lessons we haven’t yet translated.

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Final Thought:​

Both revenge and the idea of a “problem” reveal more about us — our pain, desires, and mindset — than they do about the world. When you stop and look at them deeply, they become mirrors.

 

[Altair]

I’ve always want to ask this , is revenge evil or not ? Are problems really want we call problems ?

Kate : Revenge is double barrelled. It's not evil if done in the right way.

We all have problems. Me included.

I don't think there is anyone on the Globe right now that doesn't have some sort of a problem.

Billionares have problems..!

Calling them Problems?

I get you on this...I don't know..!