An evil deed not
only destroys the soul but often returns to bring evil on the evildoer.
The greatest virtue is to do no evil, even to your enemies.
If you respect yourself, you will not commit evil, even in the slightest way.
— Indian Wisdom
When you throw a ball up in the air, it doesn’t stay there
but returns to the earth, likewise all your good or bad actions will return to
you in another form, according to the desire of your heart, no matter which
path you take.
— Buddhist Wisdom
An evildoer is happy
while the evil is not yet ripe, but when it is ripe and ready, he will
understand what evil is, and his evil will return to him like dust thrown against
the wind.
Neither in the sky nor in the earth nor in the depth of
mountains, nor anywhere in this world is there a place where one can escape the
results of sin.
— Dhammapadda, a book of Buddhist Wisdom
A person who broods on revenge only worsens his wounds.
His injuries would heal if he would refrain.
— Francis Bacon
Sinning is as
dangerous as irritating a wild beast. In most cases in this world, evil returns
to the evildoer in the worst and rudest form.
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