evil

It consists of all unhealthy, wicked and destructive principles and actions carried out against man and the environment. It is a concept the human being has formulated in order to safeguard himself/herself and the environment. The greater or lesser mastery of this concept accounts for the exact difference between the human man and the animal man.

Evil used to be very explicit and physically exerted in the streets out therep; nowadays it is forbidden by modern democracies. You can observe, however, that it has by no means disappeared. It is commonly believed that evil can be eliminated by laws and decrees. Evil cannot be eliminated; it can only be observed, explained, interpreted and avoided as a result, by knowledge and awareness of what it is and its continuous comparison with good. Evil‘s actual function is to show us the very value of good. Our mind and brain mainly interpret and elaborate information by comparison and contrast.

In the western cultures today, evil has only moved inside from the outside, from overt situations to the inside of our forehead: the Brain. From the brain, evil acquires the necessary power to get back out in the streets. Evil today does the same things as it used to do yesterday: it kills and destroys, but it does so with greater intelligence, precision and sneakiness than in the past. Many people believe or convince themselves they are exempt from it, perhaps only because they do not steal or kill, and their lives slowly drift towards Evil and corruption. They do not like to talk about evil and feel embarrassed if asked about it. Everyday they coin words to use instead of that exact word. Just like yesterday, even today this taboo shakes the pillars of the human world.