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Originally Posted by SlayerOfLight
If you read the biography of a certain someone called Josef Mengele I'm sure you will change your mind. He is the reason why I don't believe in karma and justice.
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I'm well aware of evil seeming horrendous behaving people.. My fiance likes to watch crime shows all the time, one called Homicide Hunter being his favorite, and I really enjoy it too.. And I also spent a long time learning about atrocious things that are going on currently, probably giving nazi experiments a run for their money if not worse.. I spent quite a while trying to open others' eyes to the messed up things going on, and I still think it is valuable to be aware of the negativity going on.. though I try not to surround myself or let too much of the evil insane stuff going on inside or controlling my life and outlook. Because those things are distractions from your true purpose here. At least I personally think that it is part of my life mission to help create a world where crazy evil-doers are not in existence because the world will stop catering to and creating them... All of these sick people are sick in a number of ways.. and the primary question you have to ask is if you truly think they were born as newly exited infants evil.. the likelihood of that is close to nil.. so how did this being deviate so far from nature, and its own nature, that it became the unspeakable heartbreaking mess that it did?
If we get rid of the many things that twist mankind and deprive it of its nature as well as the community and support of others, it will be nearly impossible for such awful humans to exist anymore.. Do you really think part of your life purpose is to waste your time obsessing over terrible misfortunes? Shouldn't your life be about more? What gives you or anyone else the right to basically ignore and disregard all the infinite amazing wonderful beautiful things that exist on this planet, sometimes solely for your enjoyment? The scenery is what you decide to make it and where you choose to look.. Did you know that every scene you see, is uniquely just for you? Do you ever chase butterflies? or stare deep into the center of flowers? That butterfly may flitter about and be seen by another, but that moment it swept across your sight, you're the only one who ever saw that.. You're the only one who will see the Sun exactly where and how you do, shining down on you.. unless you hide in caves and shadows and your own troubled mind which you keep recreating that way.. You have a choice. There are infinite things to appreciate and be grateful for, and infinite troubling things, but if you focus on the bad things, you're not likely going to create many more good things.. and I think it is your, mine, and everyone's obligation to try to create and appreciate more of the good things that life offers or we as divine beings of it have the ability and responsibility to create and contribute.
We can't create the world we want by focusing on the things we definitely don't...