Example of hatred: It is quoted from a western psychology expert that hatred is like an acid which when kept in a regular container damages it more than it will damage the place where it is going to be used. If you develop hostility and hatred towards someone and if you decide to harm him till you, you will be thinking of ways of harming him day and night and you will be kindling the fire inside you, but the other person will only be affected when you succeed in practically harming him but this happens rarely that a person harms the person in a similar way how he had harmed him.
The fire of revenge: The person who works under hatred his plans usually fail. But till where the person who develops hatred is concerned his fate is sure to be out of the following two ; until he succeeds in taking revenge he will burn in the same fire, and for instance even if me manages to take revenge then his own self will not leave him alone. When he murders his opponent in doing so he also murders his own peace, in the passion for revenge his humanity is kept suppressed, after he has succeeded over his opponent and his passion for revenge cools down, his then realizes what he has done and his inner self contemplates him for life that what wrong had he committed.
Feeling ashamed of murder: An advocate of criminals once said to his undersigned that my ex mostly deals with people who have an allegation of murder, but all the murderers I have seen in my life, I found that after the murder they were ashamed of their act. In the heat of the moment the committed the murder but after everything settled their heart started to condemning them, this is the story of every criminal. No criminal can free himself from the feeling of committed crime. After a crime, the criminal’s chest becomes a psychological prison in which the criminal faces punishments, the reality is that the negative activity is an activity against a person himself firstly. The harms of the negative activities definitely reach the person himself whether they reach others or not.
