Often, when trying to understand the love of God, people twist logic and explain things like "there is no good or evil" or "it is only love." While these statements are true in a way, the reality is much simpler.

It is only love. That's the end of the story.

Only love. That's all there is to it.

The idea that there is no good or evil is true, but fundamentally, there is no good or evil. Therefore, when it is only love, there is literally no good or evil. Since it doesn't exist, there is no need to explain it.

You cannot explain something that doesn't exist. It is impossible to explain non-existent good or non-existent evil.

However, when trying to explain it with words, there is only so much you can say. But, since it is only love, that should be enough.

If you don't understand this, if it doesn't resonate with you, even if you understand it intellectually but don't fully experience it, there are ways to gradually get to know God, such as through meditation or yoga.

Even if something appears to be evil, it is only being manipulated by the hand of God. This means that both good and evil are equally encompassed by the love of God. The difference lies in whether the individual is aware of it. However, in either case, the will of God is present.

This is true regardless of whether you believe it or not. It is true regardless of whether the individual is aware of it.

Therefore, you are not only embraced by the love of God if you believe in it; you are already embraced by the love of God, even if you don't believe in it. Love permeates all space, and the will of God permeates even the existence of evil.

From the perspective of God, what appears to be the "actions" of something that seems evil is only perceived as evil, depending on the viewpoint. A state of "not moving" (or trying to return to a state of stillness) may appear to be "good" from a certain perspective, while the "actions" of the entity that initially moved may appear to be evil. This is simply a matter of perspective; in reality, there is no good or evil.

Furthermore, the state of "separation" (or evil) is a state where the ego mistakenly believes that it is itself. In that state, actions tend to accelerate in a direction that strengthens the ego. However, even such ego-reinforcing actions are justified from the perspective of God as a mechanical movement of the ego.

From the perspective of God, actions that seem self-motivated, such as pursuing desires or enhancing self-esteem, are often treated as relatively mechanical chemical reactions. Consequently, even if someone commits actions that appear "evil," those actions are also observed as mechanical or chemical reactions. From a human perspective, these actions may seem to represent good or evil, but from God's perspective, they are simply mechanical reactions.

Even machines and objects are encompassed by God's love. Therefore, even if a human being exhibits "evil" behavior, they are still encompassed by God's love.

People act in ways that strengthen their ego and enhance their self-esteem because they mistakenly believe that the ego is their true self. However, when they become aware that their true self is not the ego, and they begin to realize this, "evil" naturally dissolves. In reality, there is no good or evil; everything is originally encompassed by God's love.

The consequences of past actions may manifest as karma, but karma is a concept within the material world. God's love transcends the laws of karma, encompassing everything.