The Good and the Evil / FIGU INFO / Free Download

From time immemorial the human being of the Earth has known what is good and what is evil, however, ever since, he/she has always asked himself/herself the question, whether he/she really, in every respect, actually also knew and understood this. And thus the question is whether the human being, in this day and age, is actually conscious of what he/she has to understand by good and evil in general. However, with very many, this is probably extremely doubtful. If, in particular, all the atrocities which are brought about and committed by human beings, such as wars, blatant misery and blatant need through felony, jealousy, strife, lovelessness, hate and interpersonal unconcernedness as well as through terrorism, murder, manslaughter, torture and the death penalty, through lies, deception and unhonesty, etc., are viewed and considered, then it is actually questionable whether the knowledge and understanding in relation to good and evil still exists at all.

If the whole of good and evil is closely viewed and considered, then it is recognisable that, already at early times, the evil was spread far and wide and openly, whilst the good always had to be searched for and was only seldom found. The knowledge concerning where the dark energy and power of the evil came from was actually never explored by the human being, rather simply attributed to imbecilic religious-sectarian legends, such as with the Christianity through the scare story of the apple from the tree of knowledge, which Eve is supposed to have picked and given Adam to eat and whereby, in both, the knowledge of good and evil is supposed to have originated. A profoundly dumb-dull legend, which can have arisen only from a brain which has gone stupid, because, since time immemorial, the human being has known what is good and what is evil. Already at early times, when he/she became conscious of his/her rationality and his/her intellect, he/she was intelligence-intellect-rationality-based and therefore far enough developed rationally in order to recognise whether something was good or evil. Therefore, early on, he/she could therefore already ascertain, experience and comprehend from living experience that good and evil thoughts and feelings, desires, wishes and modes of behaviour also led to correspondingly good or evil deeds and actions. Thus the human being was therefore already conscious early that his/her thoughts and feelings led him/her to do things which brought himself/herself as well as the fellow human beings great harm, such as misery and need, pain, death, sorrow and destruction, etc. And the more selfish and imperious he/she became, the more he/she allowed the evil and removed himself/herself steadily further away from the good, because he/she just forgot to build up his/her ‘better I’. This created unrest in him/her instead of calm and harmony, which he/she longs for, irrespective of his/her doings in the evil. When imprecisely viewed and considered this is actually a paradox, however, rightly and precisely seen and understood it is a question of a guideline in keeping with the creational-natural laws and recommendations. Therefore the human being must yield only to his/her inner impulsion and bring it into reality, in order to not give priority and bring to fruition the evil, rather...[scroll to article with this link]