Evil Wants To Control Others

We may think of evil-doers as profoundly immoral and wicked – ‘them over there’ – but evil is much closer to home, in the form of the quality of our morals. What are they based on?

There are levels leading up to the profoundly wicked, where we know from the past that “I was just following orders.” If we do not realise the path we’re following, we may be enabling another’s path – “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.”

It’s very simple: evil wants to control and feed off others. We can see this in personal relationships. Morals – ideas of right and wrong – are usually concerned with self, and my ideas. We want to be admired, and therefore we can have no empathy in that moment. In other words, it’s narcissism that works on very subtle levels to get its way. We learn this as a child! 🙂

What one person thinks is right and wrong, another doesn’t.
There isn’t one moral judgement;
it varies with understanding and culture.

If something is promoted to restrict our personal life, there is a reason for it, and that is self-serving-itself-first.* When this self-serving comes under the guise of health and safety, it could be a device with an alternative purpose. Merely believing (accepting without proof) everything we are told is why the world is in the state that it is in – and the majority authorises it all by accepting without question.

If our morals are based on our personal likes and dislikes, then our morals are questionable. When we realise our true reality of pure consciousness, our morals have to be of the highest level, otherwise we can use teachings to benefit ourselves and control others.

*The difference between heaven and hell: imagine a long table full of food and people sitting at it.
The only strange thing is the cutlery, which is one metre long. In hell, the diners have difficulty feeding themselves. In heaven, they learn to feed one another.