The modern earthly world is often perceived as a gloomy and unjust place, because, according to some authors, deep cosmic contradictions and the uneven distribution of good and evil intertwine, leading to a sense of constant pain and suffering.

Cosmic Crossroads: The Intersection of Injustice and Pain

The modern earthly world is often perceived as a gloomy and unjust place, because, according to some authors, deep cosmic contradictions and the uneven distribution of good and evil intertwine, leading to a sense of constant pain and suffering.

For example, one text states, "The apocalypse of our time reduces us to powder with its revelations… All paths cross on it: the roads of light and darkness, the roads of pain and joy… For life on earth is so painful that man must wonder in amazement: does every ray that penetrates the earth not carry pain?

" (source: link txt). Here, the world appears as a crossroads of all cosmic streams, where forces that generate suffering and destruction meet.

Additionally, the uneven distribution of good and evil—where some people must endure unbearable suffering while others enjoy happiness—generates a deep sense of injustice. As noted in another excerpt: "There is a monstrous injustice with which conscience and reason cannot reconcile in such an uneven distribution of good and evil… Until we answer this question—why?, the world remains meaningless…" (source: link txt). This perspective emphasizes that perceiving the world as dark and unjust is closely linked to the feeling that behind the suffering and inequality lies a cosmic and moral dilemma that the human mind is still unable to fully comprehend.

There are also numerous examples where social and personal contradictions merge into a general picture of global decline—from human indifference and selfishness to constant conflicts and malice—which only intensifies the sense of hopelessness and injustice in everyday reality.

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"The apocalypse of our time reduces us to powder with its revelations: ... That is why the earth has become a refuge for all pains and a crossroads of all paths." (source: link txt)

"There is a monstrous injustice with which conscience and reason cannot reconcile in such an uneven distribution of good and evil, ... Until we answer this question—why?, the world remains meaningless..." (source: link txt)