Relationships #80559 I'm an anti humanist

[Ask Satya Operator]

I have hate in my heart and I hate society what does this means?

 

[Flamma Bellum]

I have hate in my heart and I hate society what does this means?

This means you should join Natural Rebels Zevists, and start building new Society with us and through yourself which will be an example for all others, which will be so enlightened that darkness of outsiders will be in contrast so dark, that they will be left to choose for themselves either to stay and be destroyed by that darkness or join us and thrive. Look at my most recent post on my profile, the words of M.A.

 

[Henu the Great]

That you need to heal from it.

 

[Disciple of the Serpent]

It's a consequence of the corruption of today world from the presence of yehubor. It has many layers, but in a way it's a natural reaction.

But it's neccessary to move past that.

Join the Community of Temple of Zeus here, this place is the exception in a corrupted world.

As time goes one will heal, and will learn to enjoy and live his own life.
Things will become clearer, falsehood is removed, and Truth will bring inner peace and satisfaction.

 

[Acolyte Of Pan 666]

You don’t hate humans. You hate the evil you see, the hypocrisy, stupidity, herd mentality, consumerism, willfull ignorance and so on.

If anything it’s a healthy reaction, but don’t let the hate consume you to become part of the problem.

Become better, part of the solution. Embody all the things you value and care about.

 

[Yeye95]

I have hate in my heart and I hate society what does this means?

Hating humanity is basically a symptom of some really deep issues, both for people and society as a whole. It’s not something we’re born with; we learn it or pick it up based on what we go through and how we see the world around us.

Here’s what that feeling actually says about us and our society:

1. It’s a reaction to feeling threatened
Psychologically, hate usually comes from feeling like you're in danger. When someone hates humanity, they’re usually showing a deep fear of "the other" or society in general, seeing it as something hostile or just plain disappointing.

2. A break in social connection
Hating humanity shows that the ties holding society together are fraying or snapping. It shows up as:

Social isolation: That feeling of being totally disconnected from everyone else.

Nihilism: The vibe that life and human values are basically pointless.

3. What it does to the person hating
The irony is that this feeling says more about the person’s headspace than it does about humanity itself.

Mental blindness: Hate clouds your judgment and kills your ability to enjoy life, mostly hurting the person feeling it.

Health impact: Dealing with hate all the time just leads to stress, anxiety, and depression.

4. A wake-up call for change
Socially and ethically speaking, seeing widespread hate for humanity is a sign of deep-rooted problems that haven't been fixed—like people being pushed to the margins or a lack of education rooted in respect. Zevism and the Gods remind us that just as we learn to hate from our surroundings or fake news, we can also relearn the value of Zevist principles and start seeing things from a Zevist point of view. This path shows compassion for us as humans and gives us a chance to change.

Sometimes hate is what drives certain witchcraft practices, but in this case, it just destroys everything you're capable of and everything you could build. The gods made us for more than just these "negative" feelings.

 

[Yeye95]

Hating humanity is basically a symptom of some really deep issues, both for people and society as a whole. It’s not something we’re born with; we learn it or pick it up based on what we go through and how we see the world around us.

Here’s what that feeling actually says about us and our society:

1. It’s a reaction to feeling threatened
Psychologically, hate usually comes from feeling like you're in danger. When someone hates humanity, they’re usually showing a deep fear of "the other" or society in general, seeing it as something hostile or just plain disappointing.

2. A break in social connection
Hating humanity shows that the ties holding society together are fraying or snapping. It shows up as:

Social isolation: That feeling of being totally disconnected from everyone else.

Nihilism: The vibe that life and human values are basically pointless.

3. What it does to the person hating
The irony is that this feeling says more about the person’s headspace than it does about humanity itself.

Mental blindness: Hate clouds your judgment and kills your ability to enjoy life, mostly hurting the person feeling it.

Health impact: Dealing with hate all the time just leads to stress, anxiety, and depression.

4. A wake-up call for change
Socially and ethically speaking, seeing widespread hate for humanity is a sign of deep-rooted problems that haven't been fixed—like people being pushed to the margins or a lack of education rooted in respect. Zevism and the Gods remind us that just as we learn to hate from our surroundings or fake news, we can also relearn the value of Zevist principles and start seeing things from a Zevist point of view. This path shows compassion for us as humans and gives us a chance to change.

Sometimes hate is what drives certain witchcraft practices, but in this case, it just destroys everything you're capable of and everything you could build. The gods made us for more than just these "negative" feelings.

• Anger, Repressed Rage
• Starting Yoga (for Beginners)
• Anti-Anxiety KY Meditation (for stress, grief, etc)
• Self Love Meditation