ChatGPT helps me to transcend a toxic belief

My prompt:

There is a part of me that believes that people who hurt others deserve to suffer, create powerful questions to help me transcend this part of me

ChatGPT said:

This belief is deeply tied to justice, fairness, and unresolved pain. Here are some powerful questions to help you transcend it:

Exploring the Root of This Belief

1. Where did I first learn that those who hurt others deserve to suffer? Was it through experience, culture, or conditioning?

- I believe it was through conditioning. Like watching criminals on tv going to prison and serving death sentences.

- I was also taught that if someone inconveniences others, then that person is a bad person.

Have I ever hurt someone, intentionally or unintentionally? If so, did I deserve to suffer for it?

- I have hurt someone unintentionally. I have felt like I deserved to suffer for it, and it caused me crippling guilt and psychological pain.

If suffering truly led to transformation, wouldn’t the world already be full of healed people?

- Most people haven't learned how to alchemize pain

Does my desire for others to suffer come from a place of wisdom, or from my own unresolved pain?

- I think it comes from my own unresolved pain.

What am I really seeking when I want someone to suffer—justice, revenge, validation, relief?

- I want them to feel the pain that they caused others, but now that I think about it... this will already be happening anyways! Even in the afterlife, they will experience a 'life review'.

Understanding the Nature of Harm and Healing

6. Are people who harm others acting from their highest consciousness, or from their own wounds and ignorance?

- They are trying their best, but these actions usually come from wounds and ignorance.

If I could see the full story of someone who hurt others—every trauma, every struggle—would I still feel the same?

- I would be able to better understand 

Does causing suffering to others truly balance the scales, or does it continue a cycle of pain?

- It continues a cycle of pain

What would happen if, instead of suffering, those who cause harm were guided toward healing?

- Then the planet itself would heal.

What does real justice look like to me? How is it different from vengeance?

- Some kind of community service

- It's different because there is no "getting even"

Transcending Through Compassion and Liberation

11. How does holding onto this belief affect my own inner peace?

- It causes me to feel hatred towards myself sometimes.

If I let go of this belief, what part of me fears being “too soft” or “naive”?

- There is a part of me that says: "Punishment should happen"

Can I wish for transformation and accountability for those who harm, rather than suffering?

- Yes I can definitely wish that

How would I feel if I knew that divine intelligence, karma, or the universe naturally brings balance?

- Then I can step out of the way and let the divine do its thing

What if my true power isn’t in making others suffer, but in breaking the cycle and embodying healing?

- It sounds like it's time to learn what unconditional love FEELS like