In the shadowy corners of the internet, a sinister breed of humanity lurks, clutching tightly to their anonymity as they unleash caustic words upon the world. Recent tragedies, such as the drowning of a seven-year-old British girl of ethnic minority descent in Morocco, have laid bare the depths of their depravity. Instead of mourning a life extinguished far too soon, one troll chose to wield their keyboard as a weapon, questioning the legitimacy of the child’s British identity in a grotesque display of racism. Such interactions reveal not just a lack of empathy, but a profound spiritual void—a chasm where compassion should reside.
The insidious nature of these trolls is starkly illustrated by their responses to suffering. When a tragic plane crash claimed lives, including a woman who had shared a selfie moments before her final journey, another dark soul emerged from the depths of the digital abyss. Instead of extending sympathy, they mocked her appearance—her eyebrows, to be precise. This petty cruelty is not an anomaly; rather, it is symptomatic of a larger phenomenon. Research suggests that around one-third of humanity embodies the traits of the dark tetrad: psychopathy, narcissism, sadism, and Machiavellianism. Within this demographic lies a chilling truth: many are like intraspecies predators, feeding on the pain and humiliation of others, thriving in darkness, and reveling in the chaos they create.
To understand these trolls is to grapple with the unsettling notion that they do not share the same soul energy as the rest of us. They exist in a realm where empathy is a foreign concept, and kindness is a weakness to be exploited. Scripture speaks of angels who fell from grace, a third of them becoming demonic spirits. This ancient narrative resonates eerily with contemporary statistics, suggesting that a similar proportion of humanity is drawn to the shadows, choosing to embody the antithesis of love and light.
These individuals are not mere caricatures of cruelty; they are manifestations of a spiritual void that runs deep. Their lives are characterised by a relentless pursuit of validation through the degradation of others. Each mocking comment and derisive tweet is a hollow victory, a fleeting thrill that masks a profound emptiness. In seeking to diminish others, they inadvertently reveal their own insignificance, their own lack of worth. In their mockery lies a deep-seated insecurity, a desperate attempt to fill the void within by tearing others down.
Yet, the trolls are not invulnerable. They may bask in their digital malevolence, but the spectre of accountability looms. An afterlife judgement awaits, one that will strip away the veneer of anonymity and confront them with the weight of their actions. The dark energy they cultivate will not go unchallenged; the very mindset they embrace will carve their path in the afterlife, leading them to realms as nightmarish as their own hearts.
In the face of such darkness, it is tempting to succumb to despair. However, it is essential to remember that their actions do not define the entirety of humanity. For every troll, countless others stand ready to counter hate with love, cruelty with compassion, and mockery with understanding. We must choose, as a collective, to shine a light on the shadows, to foster connections that heal rather than harm.
As we reflect on the tragedies that have unfolded and the dark souls that choose to exploit them, let us not fall prey to their nihilistic worldview. Instead, let us cultivate a spirit of empathy, knowing that in a world rife with pain, our shared humanity is our greatest strength. We must reject the temptation to join the ranks of the trolls, recognising that true fulfillment lies not in tearing others down, but in lifting one another up. For in the end, it is our ability to love, to connect, and to rise above that will illuminate even the darkest corners of our existence.
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Worldwide Temple of Aurora 