Peace

If you expropriate someone's peace and bliss, don't worry, you must confront the consequence in this life itself. Solipsistic demeanour can lead to your acquisition. But destiny is yet to teach you the inductive lessons and wait for that. Don't die. The semantic profundity of the appellation "gain" should not transpire by haling others to the node of suffering and deprivation. Parochial solipsism may plump up your paunch, but in the long run, such sleazy humour just leaves one insular. Rather, orientate yourself towards the vision of abrogating that wistful appetite of success and palliate your cognition with peace. Peace.

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