A Close Look FOR AN EYE ...

A Close Look FOR AN EYE ...

"While arab Peoples are removing their dictators one at a time, yet they cannot seem more pleased fo that. Anger and hatred seem to linger into their chests. A limitless wish to have vengeance rattles their hearts that are polluted which has a yearning for more and more blood. We are aware of the recent pictures of the lasts moments of Ghaddafi that have been scandalously barbaric and made everybody think that those who are replacing him aren't superior.


Once, the Mahatma Gandhi, witnessing the endless retaliations between Hinduists and Muslims, said: "An eye fixed for an eye along with the World will end up totally blind". Anger, wish to have vengeance as well as the violence which ends up from these feelings, are escapes, psychological outlets for memorized pains which submit loop within our heart. After retaliations there are retaliations to retaliations and the process may become chronic and endless, we better cut these cycles and merely accept the anguish that also burn inside and let it die slowly, without attempting to throw it on others. The fire of anger may be the fire we'll find in Hell. Better let our anger retrieve its primal form which can be mere pain and allow it to plunge into tears that roll and drop on the cheeks like human tender pearls. Killing another person won't recreate our spouse and children anyway, nor can it make us retrieve our years bent under injustice or lost in prison".
 Peoples must are a symbol of their freedom not for vengeance.


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