KNOW GOOD, KNOW EVIL

You can’t choose one without seeing both.

Know good. Know evil. Not “no good, no evil”—KNOW them. Understand them. Live with eyes open.

Good isn’t just kindness. It’s the choice you make when darkness is easier. It’s standing firm when the world tempts you to fold. It’s the light you carry even when shadows feel safer.

Evil isn’t just the villain in the story. It’s the temptation. The shortcut. The voice that says “just this once.” It’s real. It’s close. It walks beside you every single day.

To know good, you have to know what evil looks like. To choose right, you have to understand wrong. Wisdom isn’t innocence—it’s experience. It’s seeing both paths and choosing which one you walk.

This is for those who don’t live in denial. Who know the world isn’t black and white, but still choose their side. Who understand the game and play it with purpose.

Know yourself. Know the choice.