LOVE AND HATE

"You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I tell you, love your enemies, blessing them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them whose despitefully use you, and persecute you."

God is the spring of kindness, goodness and cleanness. From this clean spring, is it possible to drink dirty water? One can drink only clean water. But, if the mouths of the drinkers are dirty than the water gets dirty as well in their mouths. As such only goodness can be prayed from God. Badness cannot be prayed from Him. Badness for somebody else or curse cannot be wished from that pure Spring. Those who do this vile wishes are punished by God. Remember; "Pray for your enemies as well".

Yeshua

"Hatred paralyzes life; love releases it. Hatred confuses; love harmonizes it. Hatred darkens life; love illuminates it."

Martin Luther King Jr.,

They say: "There is a thin line between love and hate". That is true for human beings. These two dense earthly feelings go side by side and from time to time one is transformed into the other. But, when we hate somebody we can not forgive. Forgiveness is not possible while we still hate someone. Hate actually is a burden on our souls. We become a slave of this negative feeling. Actually this is true for all negative feelings whereas love is freedom. Love takes all our burdens away. Love set our souls free.

Forgiveness brings the forgiver peace of mind and frees him or her from corrosive anger. While there is some debate over whether true forgiveness requires positive feelings toward the offender, experts agree that it at least involves letting go of deeply held negative feelings. In that way, it empowers you to recognize the pain you suffered without letting that pain define you, enabling you to heal and move on with your life.

We may hate someone because we love him/her and are unable to free ourselves of our love for him/her, or because this love is not reciprocated. You don't always feel jealousy about a woman/man or shout at a woman/man because you hate her/him. Because you love her/him, that's romantic love. No doubt, love can be extremely dangerous, and people have committed the most horrific crimes in the name of love (and religion).

The claim that love and hate exist simultaneously is a more difficult case to explain; here we need to understand how two such divergent attitudes can be directed at the same person at the same time. A woman may say that she dearly loves her partner in general but hates him because of his dishonesty. Accordingly, people do say something like: "I love and hate you at the same time." In this kind of attitude the profound positive and negative evaluations are directed at different aspects of the person. 

For God there is only pure love. God embraces all His creatures with love only. God doesn't expect anything from us. He wants us to be pure. He expects us to maintain the pureness He had given us at the beginning. He wants us to be pure like Himself and live with Him at the highest éons. God doesn't hate. That's why His forgiveness is unmeasurable. But, God's forgiveness also is not limitless. There are some humans that God doesn't forgive and once He judges and gives His conviction, then that is final. In that case God cuts every sustenance and all His blessing for this soul.