Dangerous Spectacle & Philosophy of Hatred

Hatred is part of human psychology and is closely associated with hate and hatred is a negatively charged human instinct and emotion and its very dangerous to pretty much any productive place of society and the world we are a part of. It has been stated for a long time but holds true now at this very moment and that is love creates love but hate creates hate. So we can say hate breeds hate and we as responsible and aware citizens and people should let go of, and refrain from hate, as much as possible, for the betterment of the society and nations and ultimately the world. Love and compassion should be the human experience we want to have, and it is love and not hate that should help guide our experiences with any other human we encounter as fellow citizens of the same country. For the common good, We should let our selfish notions and meanings go in pursuit of truly understanding that love should be the principle or foundation for the common good, and we can express love as we go along in to both our independent and collective endeavours, and no doubt we will all be successful in the end.                                                                                              

The philosophy of hatred, while a topic of deep concern, is not a single, unified system of thought. Instead, it encompasses various perspectives and interpretations of the emotion of hatred, its origins, and its consequences. The detailed aspects of the philosophy of hatred can be given in the following way:- 

1. Hatred as a destructive force: According to certain psychologists (like Dane Harron), hatred frequently starts with self-doubt and the tendency to project undesirable parts of oneself onto other people. They perceive it as an instinctive defense mechanism and a means of maintaining self-worth.

2. Sociological Views: According to social scientists, hatred is frequently used to uphold the status quo, sow discord, and fuel debate. 

3. Philosophical Perspective: According to certain philosophers (such as Bert Brogaard), hatred is the root cause of destruction and is a violent and harmful style of thinking that can result in prejudice, violence, and even genocide. She sees how hatred is influenced by psychological and sociological processes and manifests itself amongst people, communities, and even nations.

You may read about the flag when and where to hoist and salute but the real reality of hatred and criminality from mobs and the government on the couch that indicate a sure decay of life and effect to and of the image of India. If we take the case of Sofiya Qurashi and wing commander Vomika Singh, they are victims of prejudice and therefore the image of India gets soiled. So in the real world of a soldier, where the life of his brother soldier life and death is on the line - debbing - there is no scope for religion or religious hatred and communal hatred to exist and in our war. On the marks of independence int he history of "the history of india" firstly a commemorative day of independence on January 26th 1930 was celebrated with great zeal and love truth with great tragedy and irony with the people of india. Likewise , independence day the farewell from colonialism -of the state-once. independence of the state of the nation of nation was seen a in many of the sovereign states of india and some of them hoisted what they called a national flag. Duality "dvaita" and advaita are being and being discussed in our Indian Philosophy - and the collective sentiments of bahujan sukhaya bahujan hitaya of "for the happiness and welfare of many" whether collectively or individually reflects and confirms the image of india.

So many years since independence does India have the inclusive thinking of Saint and monk Sawmi Vivekananda. Vivekananda explained, "the essence of Indian culture is spirituality", and spirituality indicates the struggle of man into the highest goal of salvation; he also stated that a man's life is interconnected with society and with whole and that without society individual life is without meaning and unthinkable. But when this social good is disturbed, by the irresponsible behaviour, of few and that brings religious and communal colour, it truly gives much pain.

Vomika Singh being viewed in communal and religious color is unacceptable and there is no space for this kind of thinking in Indian society and we must guard against this heinous hate and hatred which in turn can lead to heinous proposition of land a soldier is above religion, sect, caste, creed, geography, linguistic divide , language and for a solider nation is the foremost priority and nation’s service and protection of nation’s sovereignty, unity and integrity, remains utmost on his mind. Soldiers' love for nation is such that he can go to any intervention to rying a solider nation is the next priority and protecting the the in mind and soldiers love for nation is great and he can go to any verdict threat emended travelling a sentimental and nationalism. Therefore, do not hate or hate on the lives and efforts of soldiers . Further it is grossly and fundamentally illogical for us to think of our soldiers through the lens of communalism and caste, the same goes with the martyr of our national heroes like Col. Sofiya Qurashi and Wing Commander Vomika Singh who risked and sacrificed their lives for the country and it is because of men like these and many other soldiers, that Pakistan and its Jihadi general were on their knees begging for ceasefire by the end of the 3rd day.

We should be proud of our country and our armed forces and hate and hatred should have no place in this country. Sofiya Qurashi, Vomika Singh and all the brave hearts of this country should have our salute, we are truly proud of them and without their service we simply can't have peace as they protect our country in peace and in war. We shouldn't tarnish our national heroes with communal colours and if we see our two great ladies of our defence forces through the religious and communal prism we simply eliminate from our lives any hatred against our national heroes. Hate and hatred has no place in our conversations when discussing our solders, and heaven help us, let's leave solders alone when it comes to hate and hatred. Jai Jawan, Jai Bharat. The philosophy of hate is very dangerous so eliminate this for the true cause of India.