What happens to those that hurt/kill many?

I have thought about it and just wonder how these people live? How they can go on hurting or killing people and not feel that what they are doing is terrible.

Kayga wrote:Psychopaths...Interesting way to put it. There are medical terms, such as the following:

Psychophants: These people have no fear at ALL. They have no phobias, usually no common sense, and no instinctual "Touch the fire you get burned" sense to them.

Sociopaths: These are the ones with no emotions at all. No fear, pain, love, joy, anger, anything. They have no sense of what crossing the line means. If you look at them closely though...It's not that they kill people because they don't care. They probably kill because they can't care.

Schizophrenia is another cause on some occassions. People suffer from different levels of Schizophrenia, though. Mild Schizophrenia is usually just hullicinations and occasionally delusional thinking. The worst case being someone who has Split Personalities. Personality A is usually the striking opposite of Personality B and then you have to figure out which came first, A or B, etc. etc. It sucks. I would know. My sister has that, and sometimes I don't know whether I'm talking to Erica or Erica part 2.

All of these illnesses are caused by chemical imbalances in the brain. Some people are UNABLE to feel fear because their brain doesn't actually produce the right chemicals that make people feel fear. Sociopaths have no emotions because their brains don't operate the same way. I'm not saying they are JUSTIFIED to kill people, but to them it makes perfectly good sense.

And I myself have been diagnosed with VERY mild schizophrenia. I occasionally see things that aren't there and I've been known to think something is perfectly normal and possible even though it defies physics.

So then that brings up a new question, at least for me: If people are unable to change the fact that they kill, and have no sense of what it means NOT to kill, are they considered good or bad? And if you believe in God (which I don't know about yet for myself) does that mean that he gave them those traits? For a reason? Because he forgot to do otherwise? Because he isn't able to control it? And if they're considered bad, then who's fault is it? God's or the person's? God's for giving them those traits or the person's for not being able to control those traits?

As you can see I'm still sitting here pondering these things

But there's some food for everyone's thoughts :3

Aqua wrote:There's no purpose or lessons for us in these evil people. See Violets post, I agree with
what she says about them. As for karma, when they die they will be held accountable for
their actions.

Aqua wrote:There's no purpose or lessons for us in these evil people. See Violets post, I agree with
what she says about them. As for karma, when they die they will be held accountable for
their actions.

SpiritVoices wrote:Remember Hitler?    Did he fully account for all the murders he committed in World War 2?

SpiritVoices wrote:I see your point,Mac.   But don't these people feel any guilt over the hurt they cause,both mental and physical?

mac wrote:

SpiritVoices wrote:I see your point,Mac.   But don't these people feel any guilt over the hurt they cause,both mental and physical?

I expect that at least some will feel remorse (perhaps not all) but even if they do I'm not aware how they could 'say sorry' to every single person impacted by their behaviour.  Perhaps there is, though, and I just don't understand the mechanism.  Maybe we'll have to wait 'til we're 'over there' before we get to find out?

Crystal wrote:

mac wrote:

SpiritVoices wrote:I see your point,Mac.   But don't these people feel any guilt over the hurt they cause,both mental and physical?

I expect that at least some will feel remorse (perhaps not all) but even if they do I'm not aware how they could 'say sorry' to every single person impacted by their behaviour.  Perhaps there is, though, and I just don't understand the mechanism.  Maybe we'll have to wait 'til we're 'over there' before we get to find out?

If you think of the way we can cause energy to 'wash' over people, for instance when giving a healing or channelling reiki, I think it would be more like that, an energy intent.

Aqua wrote:My understanding is when we die there is a life review. We experience what the affect
of our actions had on others. for example if we caused pain, we feel that pain.

Psychopaths feel no emotions whatsoever, so would have no remorse.

For those of you who don't believe in an afterlife that's your prerogative.

Aqua wrote:My understanding is when we die there is a life review. We experience what the affect
of our actions had on others. for example if we caused pain, we feel that pain.

Psychopaths feel no emotions whatsoever, so would have no remorse.

For those of you who don't believe in an afterlife that's your prerogative.

mac wrote:

Crystal wrote:

mac wrote:

SpiritVoices wrote:I see your point,Mac.   But don't these people feel any guilt over the hurt they cause,both mental and physical?

I expect that at least some will feel remorse (perhaps not all) but even if they do I'm not aware how they could 'say sorry' to every single person impacted by their behaviour.  Perhaps there is, though, and I just don't understand the mechanism.  Maybe we'll have to wait 'til we're 'over there' before we get to find out?

If you think of the way we can cause energy to 'wash' over people, for instance when giving a healing or channelling reiki, I think it would be more like that, an energy intent.

That's an interesting notion but at least in this world energy of any kind is not unlimited and it may not be possible either in the etheric. 

But perhaps in the etheric the genuine expression of remorse for what was done is something that those affected would feel and accept.  Only if they were unprepared to accept might there be a desire for an expression of remorse to that individual personally. 

Even as I write, though, that sounds a very crude and clumsy way.

Aqua wrote:My understanding is when we die there is a life review. We experience what the affect
of our actions had on others. for example if we caused pain, we feel that pain.

Psychopaths feel no emotions whatsoever, so would have no remorse.

For those of you who don't believe in an afterlife that's your prerogative.