Jealousy Is the Greatest Evil in Human Nature

We are used to condemning violence, greed and deceit, but we often give a wide berth to envy. It has been called "jealousy" and "envy" in an understatement, and has even been misunderstood as "motivation to improve". But the truth is: jealousy is the secret source of many evil deeds. This book attempts to reveal a cruel fact - without jealousy, most murders would not have happened, countless frame-ups and betrayals could have been avoided, and many geniuses would not have to fade away amid rumors. From Cain killing Abel, to the fratricide in the palace; from the backstabbing in the workplace, to the phrase "congratulations, but..." In the circle of friends - the characteristic of jealousy is that it only preys on those closest to you and similar to you. The higher you fly, the tighter the hidden thread becomes. Unlike greed, envy does not seek possession, but only desires destruction. Its greatest evil is that it allows you to gain distorted satisfaction in the dim eyes of others. This book will analyze how jealousy quietly corrodes intimate relationships, and how it is used by power and capital to become a social poison. We do not intend to offer cheap solutions to forgiveness. Acknowledging that jealousy is the dark undertone of human nature is the beginning of true sobriety. Only by facing this "elephant in the room" can we avoid being driven by it to become the kind of person we hate most.