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From love to hate

By zevi770 · June 6, 2013

Born into love, a child loves people

The brunt of jealousy, for the hearts that have been abused, like in the monkey study, wherein four monkeys, one by one were introduced into a cage, and each one wants to take the bananas in the center, but whammo, a jet of water which monkeys are afraid of, hits them, and they retreat; but boy do they really want the bananas! monkey number five is introduced, and he goes for the bananas but, no whammo! just the delicious, luscious, sweet tasting bananas, and the first four monkeys beat him up – cuz “if we can’t have it, why should you?!” so to, hearts that have been abused, subconsciously feel, if I am unhappy why should you be happy; and they do what they can to invoke dread (terrorism etc.) on happy hearts.

But ultimately, yes ultimately there is a third level, for all comes from God, so for example, why would the kindness sweetest nation on earth have been subjected to such abuse (again antisemitism, being the jealousy mentioned above) for the ultimate is not even having a instinctive love, for instinctive love also has its faults; the proof being, how, it can become instinctive hate in the above scenario; rather, a heart filled with the values of Judaism, namely, trust that all is good coming from a loving God, hence preventing any feelings of resentment nor fear and of course identification with your friends, family and people, to the extent as the Baal Shem Tov says, you should be wiling to give your life for a fellow you never met!

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