Mortal distrust of mortal happiness
Is born of madness and of impotence;
A miserable and distorted sense,
Defiant in its hatred of success.
Aleister Crowley, “The Pessimist’s Progress” from The Temple of The Holy Ghost
Tag Archives: hatred
The meditation on love will overcome in you all hatred and wrath … So very powerful is this method of meditation, that a very short practice will give results — results that you will find working in your life and thoughts, bringing peace and happiness to you, and to all around you.
Allan Bennett, The Training of the Mind
Their faces are all wrong, torn up with hatred and misery and vindictive glee.
qntm, There Is No Antimemetics Division [Amazon, Publisher, Author, Wiki]
At Stratford-on-Avon in Ideas of Good and Evil by William Butler Yeats.
“Surely a bitter hatred of London is becoming a mark of those that love the arts, and all that have this hatred should help anything that looks like a beginning of a centre of art elsewhere.” [via]
The Law of Righteousness. By Ananda Maitriya. (Allan Bennett)
“Self-seeking for the brute,—for Man the Sacrifice of Self; the world’s thrones for the weak and foolish,—Self-empire for the Strong and Wise; Hatred grown into Love, and all the darkness of Ignorance illumined by the Light of Lights, which is the Law of Uttermost Compassion:—thus shall it be on earth when the Great Law shall have at last worked out the Destiny of Man” [via]
The Law of Righteousness. By Ananda Maitriya. (Allan Bennett)
“Because you have so augmented the evil your nature, because you have increased its Hatred and its Self-delusion, you have damaged yourself far more than all the violence of pain or death could hurt your victim, for there is no greater suffering than Ignorance, and it is the Ignorance of byegone lives which is the chiefest cause of whatsoever suffering we now endure.” [via]
“When we have learned that Noble Truth of Sorrow, learned in deep meditation on the world about us how all must come to death and are doomed to Woe, Hatred is surely vanquished, giving place to Love:-for who should hate, once he has understood and known?”
The Law of Righteousness. By Ananda Maitriya. (Allan Bennett)
“When we have learned that Noble Truth of Sorrow, learned in deep meditation on the world about us how all must come to death and are doomed to Woe, Hatred is surely vanquished, giving place to Love:—for who should hate, once he has understood and known?” [via]