Violence, Fear & Absence of Devotion

This article explores the roots of violence and hatred in modern society, arguing that they arise not from human nature itself but from a deep loss of devotion to humanity and the Earth. Through an examination of ego, self-centredness, and conditioned social structures, the article suggests that violence is normalized through subtle psychological and structural mechanisms long before it manifests physically. The work situates violence as a consequence of attachment, domination, and unconscious power, and contrasts it with love as a non-psychological, non-egoic state of being.