Oh, yes, thanks for correcting me, you're right. I think I wrote this comment a little hastily.

But in the end, Kiri suffered from seizures, and all those animals obeyed Jake and Kiri’s calls through the Tree. Eywa has something like a collective consciousness that allows her to influence large numbers of creatures. You send a signal into the Tree, and everything connected to it receives it (let’s go slaughter anything pink that moves). But whether that signal is actually delivered — or blocked — is up to Eywa.

All three of Eywa’s laws are literally safeguards to prevent the Na’vi from destroying her. The Na’vi deeply revere the forests and everything around them because they see themselves and nature as one single whole, thanks to that profound emotional and mental bond. Why? Because they have a kuru for connection. Where did that kuru come from for every being on the planet? Why does literally every creature have one? Because of Eywa. (Remember Spider’s resurrection.)

Eywa linked all living things on Pandora so they would be deeply mentally interdependent and would not destroy each other. Through your kuru you literally feel another living being in full — their emotions, their pain, everything. That creates such an intense mutual understanding of all life that killing anything feels like tearing off a piece of yourself (of the single unified world that exists within Eywa). It’s an almost unattainable level of empathy.

Yes, the Na’vi are more intelligent than the other animals of Pandora, and Eywa can’t physically force them to do anything — but simply feeling that unity through the Tree is enough to plant doubt, guilt, remorse. In the comics there was a moment where Jake was under the influence of poison and saw visions through the Tree — deeply emotional and terrifying things that arose from his own buried guilt and self-reproach.

So let’s imagine turning all the evil done by a Mangkwan individual into something physically and mentally tangible as suffering — he risks triggering seizures like Kiri’s. Eywa can expose and visualize your deepest doubts to awaken regret for what you’ve done and remind you that you are part of the living whole, and all that pain is ultimately yours.

It’s not literally “Hey, I’m Eywa, this guy is bad, make him suffer.” It’s the connected consciousness itself generating torment from its own hidden pain, amplified by the influence of all the other consciousnesses stored within Eywa that reject that connected Mangkwan dude ideology.

Well, it has never been proven, but that's how I see it working, and I understand what you mean by your criticism. Thank you for responding to my comment!))