Envy is one of the most common feelings that human beings feel, which implies, on the one hand, the sadness or deep disgust felt when appreciating the good of others, or failing that, for the affection and esteem that others receive and this does not. have. Throughout history, envy has been the protagonist in various cultures, a sample of them is the Greek and Roman culture that even bet to make it very diverse in their works.
Thus, they have come to represent it as an eel or as the head of an older woman full of snakes. It is important to note that the Greeks used the term "evil eye" to be able to define it, was considered so powerful that trying to protect their children from this filling their front mud that were in the bottom of the bathrooms.
Then, envy is unleashed by two very specific situations, either due to the lack of material objects or because they are very difficult to acquire, that is why those who have such precious goods tend to awaken that feeling of envy to those who do not. they have them, which could be said to be “healthy” since it is expressed in such a way that the individual feels that at some point they will be able to have such goods as well, and in the case of the “bad” there is no hope of acquire the goods at some point in your life, you also want the person who owns them to get worse and worse, there is always a bad intention.
In the religious sphere, specifically in Catholicism, the envoy is called one of the seven sins in which man could incur.
Envy in the psychological field maintains that it is a feeling, which is denied by the one who expresses it to third parties. Normally what the envious person does is hide their envy for something, because of course admitting themselves would also be admitting a belief, in addition, on the other hand, from the social point of view , the envious individual is seen in a bad way and does not have a good reputation.
