[Opinion] If you get angry at someone, will you curse them?

[Angelkesfarl]

I’d say so, though of course in a relatively small way.

But I don’t know if we share the same metaphysics

in my reckoning:

1. all there is is the field of mind and everything in it is all the same godhead at the bottom of it

2. we therefore share a common identity between all of us, so what we do to another we do ourselves

3. given the principle of mentalism in point 1. Thoughts and feelings are a type of action. Kindness at the level of thought is kindness, violence is violence

But because we are the same being, we do the violence to ourselves

and then there’s the more practical down to earth way this is true in that it’s only our own system we’re polluting with the stress of anger and negativity

edit: that said—there is a time and a place for violence, we just have to be aware that we are hurting ourselves to the same degree we hurt another

So, using this line of thinking, when others hurt us, they’re actually hurting themselves, and by not responding to them, we’re allowing them to hurt us and themselves—and we’re not stopping them from hurting us and themselves.
Hmmmm… I think it’s just something—and forgive me for saying this—that’s pointless, isn’t it?

 

[juanitos]

Let us also consider this aspect: a truly malicious person constantly abuses and mocks those around them. Failing to stop such a person is, in itself, a sin! In most cases, an evildoer cannot be stopped through peaceful means, but rather through force; therefore, employing cursing or any other magical methods to stop a malicious individual is, in fact, a good deed! What matters most is the intention behind one's actions; violence aimed at stopping a malicious person is not a bad thing—it is a good one!

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In my opinion, violence or throwing curses used exclusively for the purpose of self-defense is fully justified.