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Manomanman · 03-24-2009, 06:03 AM

Hate is like a fire, burning itself out. It attracts anger and hate to it, which places the wielder in danger.

Love is self-sustaining. When looking at the grand scheme of Time, love seems to have much more power - it's more of a slow and steady power.

Also, actions that appear to be motivated by Hate (such as the protection of a loved one by using violence against an attackers) can sometimes be thought of as re-directed love. Thus, love can easily take the place of hate when short-term power is required.

P.S. I don't hate hate, it's simply not a state of mind that is part of my experiences in this world. I love love, as it were.

03-24-2009, 06:03 AM	#2 (permalink)
Manomanman Family Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Southern California Posts: 1,052	Hate is like a fire, burning itself out. It attracts anger and hate to it, which places the wielder in danger. Love is self-sustaining. When looking at the grand scheme of Time, love seems to have much more power - it's more of a slow and steady power. Also, actions that appear to be motivated by Hate (such as the protection of a loved one by using violence against an attackers) can sometimes be thought of as re-directed love. Thus, love can easily take the place of hate when short-term power is required. P.S. I don't hate hate, it's simply not a state of mind that is part of my experiences in this world. I love love, as it were. Last edited by Manomanman; 03-24-2009 at 06:06 AM.