Right, and I think that's just the way the universe is constructed. There has to be a contrasting opposite to balance things out. Nothing is inherently 'bad' from that perspective. These things exist in all of us...good and evil. We are all a bit good and a bit bad, it's only society that tells us we have to only be one and not the other.
I think if people were to own their own dark sides, and see where they are sometimes mean, angry, sad, evil, as well as when they are good, and kind and loving, then there would be less chance of us acting out these aspects of us. Owning our own shadows is what helps make us whole humans.
I'm very into philosophy though. :D I used to be completely atheist, and then came to conclude that there is a God, it's just not the god that I was taught at school. Tao is what I resonate with most. In nature opposites find harmony. For every 'evil' thing that happens in the world, someone is being kind to someone and balancing the scales. It's a never ending dance of duality.
I think if people were to own their own dark sides, and see where they are sometimes mean, angry, sad, evil, as well as when they are good, and kind and loving, then there would be less chance of us acting out these aspects of us. Owning our own shadows is what helps make us whole humans.
I'm very into philosophy though. :D I used to be completely atheist, and then came to conclude that there is a God, it's just not the god that I was taught at school. Tao is what I resonate with most. In nature opposites find harmony. For every 'evil' thing that happens in the world, someone is being kind to someone and balancing the scales. It's a never ending dance of duality.