Revenge feels tempting. When someone hurts us, betrays us, or disrespects us, the first instinct is often to “get even.” But as Nikola Tesla wisely said, “No revenge because people who are naturally ugly inside end up destroying their own lives anyway.” In other words, those who spread negativity often sabotage themselves—without us needing to lift a finger.
Holding onto anger and plotting revenge doesn’t punish the other person—it punishes you. It keeps your mind stuck on them, feeding resentment and stress, and draining your energy. Every moment you obsess over what they did is a moment lost from building the life you truly want.
Instead of wasting energy on someone else’s misdeeds, redirect it toward yourself. Focus on your growth, your goals, and your happiness. Self-improvement, creativity, and compassion are far more powerful than retaliation. The truth is, life has a way of balancing itself. Those who are cruel, manipulative, or toxic often face the natural consequences of their actions. You don’t have to chase karma—it will find them.
Letting go of revenge doesn’t mean you’re weak. It means you’re smart, resilient, and above petty negativity. You are choosing freedom over resentment, peace over chaos, and long-term fulfillment over temporary satisfaction.
So next time someone wrongs you, remember: the best revenge is living well. Build your life, nurture your mind, and invest in yourself. Your energy is far too valuable to waste on people who aren’t worth it. Let them fall while you rise.
TheSpiritualExplorer 