I hate therefore I am.

Once I use to consider hatred as a negative feeling. Now from certain latest happenings in my own life, I understand that it is not. Sometimes you need to hate, just as a balancing act.
Learning to hate itself is a liberating experience. Being diplomatic is a euphemism for hypocrisy. It is rather acceptable if it is between two nations, because the numbers of stake holders involved are high. At an individual level you should never practice it, because you will end up having neither any real foe nor any real friend. All that you will have is a lot of acquaintances and unmanageable amount of shallow relationships. If you don’t have any real enemies until your death, I am very sure that you compromised with your life. Remember ‘forgiving is divine’. So leave it to Him only. Judge actions of people and don’t fake friendliness, If they are out of sync with your principles and value system, just avoid them for god sake. You need to be selfish to that extent. Don’t keep a relationship under hold, hoping a change in their behavior or the worse praying for one.
Love thy soul; hate all those who corrupt it. Keep away from your enemies. Keep them at one arm distance. Overlooking their existence doesn’t make them non-existent. Just wipe them out of your mind as wiping them out of your vicinity need violence and violence is what you should hate the most. But you may ask how you can avoid irritants who keep on charging at you. Don’t you need to confront them? Well as of now I don’t have a clear answer, but if you grow really fast, stray dogs usually find you aloof. So for practicing hatred you need tremendous all-round growth.

In my case, the seeds of diplomacy were sowed in my early childhood itself and now it is trying to bloom. I am trying very hard to suppress it. I think hatred is the most underrated and misunderstood emotion. It is emotion of action… Hail the hatred, Hail its prerequisite The Growth. Oh dear…If I fail to hate a devil, how I can love an angel…