I have tried calming myself down when I see a person whom I
hate or get irritated with. I, more often associate this feeling of hatred with
getting annoyed with people. Yes, there are valid reasons, if you ask me. For instance, our manager, who seems to be overly interested in approaching girls with utter
sweetness, trying for unnecessary attention unless he wants to prove himself as a pervert, which I had
heard he actually has and now, am completely sure of. Staring at a girl like a piece of sausage
gets you those remarks and even asking her out for coffee, without realizing that you have a family.
I have tried making peace with my mind over this issue, who never
gives up on releasing my stress and anger hormones when humans like these are
around. It is easy to love, may be easier to hate. Perceptions can be deceiving
I agree but experiences don’t lie about the fact.
Sometimes even my brother annoys me, to buy him gadgets, I
get irritated but I don’t hate him. Of course he is my brother and thus he has
the right to ask for things, for which I have equal rights to deny. Thus this criterion
seems valid to be devoid of even the mention of the word hate.
Hate seeds in the mind of beholder when people know they are
doing wrong and deny acknowledging their deeds. Hate is invited when someone keeps
their crime a secret. Hate is subjective and relative in all terms.
When it comes to those levels that our control goes beyond
our comprehension and thoughts, we forget how to forgive. What to do in that
stage, I have no clue about, because seeing things happen in horrendous ways doesn’t
let one forgive. It is definitely not easy to forgive and leave the reigns of
hatred, when bad and annoying things still continue.
This in turn sticks to our brains like cobweb do, and as they
pull a trigger on their part, it brings a surge of uncontrolled hatred at my
end or anybody’s for that matter.
How to deal with it? How to forgive? How to forget?
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