Evil dead? No, evil is alive and thriving!
What makes the present system of capitalism thrive so hard on human weakness and fallacy? The answer is the basic pretext of evil. Evil has become the basis of our existence, as we sell our souls to Satanic practices like the art of cheating, culling profits, degrading the environment and exploiting human potential.
So, why do we make evil a habit? All through our careers and schooling we are taught to do the opposite, but when it comes to practical living, we just become evil monsters. And that is the only way to survive, say our heroes and leaders! Make sense? No, it’s a downright no; it makes no sense!
This is what the west has taught us. In total contrast is the eastern system which teaches us to live happily, albeit with respect and definitely not in the midst of evil mindsets. Today, the great epic Ramayan, in its animated form, is all set to release. Another epic, another story that details the exploits of good versus evil.
What basically eludes me is why so many of us and many of my friends too, fall for the evil bait. Why is character so hard to keep? Why do people resort to vengeance, violence, ugly scenes and in one word, evil? I don’t know the answer, and I can’t understand for the world of me, why certain people resort to propagate and promote evil.
Maybe because they haven’t been taught other ways of survival. Maybe because it’s so difficult for them to live life anyway, so instead of dying, they resort to evil. It could also be because they have to be true to themselves, and the truth is that they’re evil! It could also be that they’ve been trounced so badly, that like slaves, they have to resort to evil.
But since when did this become so routine, so practical and so everyday that people started becoming immune to it? Why is good always challenged and threatened? Just because someone is good and leading, doesn’t mean you have to challenge and oppose him by becoming evil.
I hate evil people, and many of them are going to succumb in this battle between good and evil. But it’s about time that these practitioners of evil learnt the hard way that good always triumphs and that evil is a morose loser!
