The forces of good will always prevail

by CR (113)

Let us always keep in mind that the forces of evil will never prevail over the forces of good. At the end, after all kinds of turmoil, the forces of good are the only ones that will remain forever. The forces of evil act transiently, in a period of time that marks their own destruction. All evil acts severely damage the character of the perpetrator, and leave marks on the spiritual personality that are difficult to erase.

There are few selfish and unscrupulous people who, with false appearances, always deceive others, trying to take advantage of all situations. Indifferent to the misfortune of others, they are only pleased with the satisfaction of their interests, however vile they may be.

With this disgraceful and undignified behaviour, they unknowingly dig into the very abyss, into whose depths they are heading, and from which they can only leave at the expense of tremendous sacrifices.

No conscious and rational person can prefer negative to positive action, nothingness rather than the whole, backwardness to progress, doubt to certainty, failure to success, fear to courage, and darkness to light.

Those who trade the beautiful for the horrendous, in the symbolism of these comparisons, are morally ruined beings, who have set aside common sense and are at the whim of an apathetic conscience wholly deformed in the appreciation of authentic values.

With this in mind, we must say that good or bad deeds, besides never being lost, have corresponding consequences, by virtue of the natural laws that govern the universe.

Thus, irrevocably and as a consequence, good or bad deeds determine for its agent, a result that invariably corresponds to the nature of the thoughts that generated them.

Therefore, those who think they can escape the effects of their acts through forgiveness or other makeshift means, are mistaken. On the spiritual level there is neither forgiveness nor gods to forgive. There are also no astral courts pronouncing spiritual sentences due to the perpetration of evil. It is the spirit itself that voluntarily submits to spiritual justice, through successive difficult reincarnations. 

References

[1] Christian Rationalism, 1st Edition, Rio de Janeiro 1984

[2] Compilation, paraphrasing, translation from original texts in Portuguese