it's a simple concept that makes sense if you ask me... but the concept is subjected to the point of view of the user... me? I do believe evil exists and it influences us to act just in turn... it's one of those intangible concepts but it's a concept nonetheless... morality is all based on the attainment of the concept of satisfaction. we all want satisfaction for our acts either by selfless or selfish means. we paint the selfish as "bad" or "evil" people because they are imbalanced by gaining satisfaction for just themselves or for a reason that isn't understood at the moment by the person perceiving it. to me Evil is the act of being selfish AND/OR using unfair means to obtain satisfaction. if someone acts like that even once odds are the there is a just reason behind it or the just side will come back at them in one way or another.
Like say: "I steal food to feed my family." the reason is just, but the means of attaining it is evil or bad. meanwhile: "I work harder so I can satisfy myself." the reason is wrong but the method is right. those are considered "Grey" and so on and so forth...
and as humans the concept of duality permeates us as well that's why there's a fine line between good and bad, right and wrong... and that duality acts almost as infinitely as gravity. And it manifests in the way we act. we can walk the fine line all our lives and be equally satisfied on both ends. but our existence is dynamic just like the universe itself.
but it's as simple as "every action has an equal and opposite reaction."
Like say: "I steal food to feed my family." the reason is just, but the means of attaining it is evil or bad. meanwhile: "I work harder so I can satisfy myself." the reason is wrong but the method is right. those are considered "Grey" and so on and so forth...
and as humans the concept of duality permeates us as well that's why there's a fine line between good and bad, right and wrong... and that duality acts almost as infinitely as gravity. And it manifests in the way we act. we can walk the fine line all our lives and be equally satisfied on both ends. but our existence is dynamic just like the universe itself.
but it's as simple as "every action has an equal and opposite reaction."