“Hatred is like a two-edged sword. When you cut the other ”
— Haruki Murakami
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Simplified Meaning:
Hating someone is harmful to both the person who hates and the person who is hated. Imagine holding a very sharp knife with two edges. If you swing it at someone else, you might hurt them, but your hand will also feel the sharpness. In real life, when people hold onto anger or resentment, they often feel stressed, sad, or anxious. This negative feeling can affect their health and happiness. Instead of holding onto hate, it's better to try to understand, forgive, or find a way to resolve conflicts. This can lead to a more peaceful and happy life for everyone involved.
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