Betrayal.

A deep feeling of frustration and sadness always follow a betrayal. It often grooves a deep scar on the fabric of a personality and its psyche. Anger and spite dominate an urge for retaliation which do not stop before obtaining redress for grievances received.

These feelings take a higher magnitude when people closer to us are the perpetrators. Betrayal under these circumstances is not easily forgotten.

People betray others to gain power, to hoard wealth, to receive affection, to nurture popularity and to manifest superior attitudes. There may be other motivations for betrayal. For as little as a few coins the disciple betrayed his master. Replicas of these incidents are as old as the mountains, and will also last as long as the mountains.

Very few individuals can claim that they have never been betrayed.

People who can cope with betrayal and do not plan and execute reprisals are heroes. They deserve admiration. They live in peace. It is a pleasure to know such people. They are a most precious and welcome to be with.

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