Chosen fragments - Brothers

The worst ones, like the torturers, had families, looked for happiness and love in life, but it didn’t matter. Understand that showing and proving the supposedly more valuable values of superhumans was done using force, usually by placing the barrel of the gun against the temples of the attacked people.

Do you think it an extortion or is it a sincere, educating and upbuilding conversation? When you put another person against the wall, can you expect a different response from him than the one forced by the person who has his finger on the trigger? Of course not. Consider whether the above example is in balance? Of course it isn’t. This is what the human ego is. An imbalance. Overused, it always leads to arguments, conflicts and wars.

Contrary to appearances, the ego does not master a person who is strong and knows his value as a human being, but only the weak, undervalued and unsure ones. When it oversees a weakling, it wreaks havoc wherever it wants with his own hands. A wise man manages it and does not abuse it. He only uses his strength to build, not destroy.

If you trace the history of mankind, you will see that no one who attacked other nations or tribes survived too long. The goal should be to consciously master and rule the ego that is part of a person, not to be a puppet in its hands.