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There is nothing as absolute right or wrong in life my friend. That is the main problem. (Even calling problem a problem may be wrong for some who prefer to call it a challenge.)
A thing would be right in a given situation at a given time in certain place, but would be wrong in other circumstances.
The understanding of what is right, when, where and in which circumstances is called VIVEKA.
Let me explain.
Let us take example of killing. Killing an enemy is right in war. Killing a friend is wrong. But if the same friend turns traitor ?
Let us take another example. Lying to comfort and give hope to a critical patient is right but for cheating another for personal benefit is wrong.
You take any moral code, it is right in certain circumstances and wrong in others.
Let us take stealing; of heart is OK, but of any dead asset is not.
An infant kicks mother, should he do it when grown up?
Now let us come to the real problem (challenge). How to learn VIVEKA?
Arjuna had the same problem. He was confused and did not want to fight the war. Krishna then clears all his doubts. That is Bhagvad Gita. In the last but one verse of Gita, Krishna says, “Arjuana, I have cleared all your doubts. Now do as you wish.” To which Arjuna replies, “ Yes, Bhagavan. I will do as you have told.”
The point here is the ultimate judge as to what is right and wrong is the person himself. I or anyone else can only tell some stories.
I hope this helps in your quest.
Hope u understood ^_^
A thing would be right in a given situation at a given time in certain place, but would be wrong in other circumstances.
The understanding of what is right, when, where and in which circumstances is called VIVEKA.
Let me explain.
Let us take example of killing. Killing an enemy is right in war. Killing a friend is wrong. But if the same friend turns traitor ?
Let us take another example. Lying to comfort and give hope to a critical patient is right but for cheating another for personal benefit is wrong.
You take any moral code, it is right in certain circumstances and wrong in others.
Let us take stealing; of heart is OK, but of any dead asset is not.
An infant kicks mother, should he do it when grown up?
Now let us come to the real problem (challenge). How to learn VIVEKA?
Arjuna had the same problem. He was confused and did not want to fight the war. Krishna then clears all his doubts. That is Bhagvad Gita. In the last but one verse of Gita, Krishna says, “Arjuana, I have cleared all your doubts. Now do as you wish.” To which Arjuna replies, “ Yes, Bhagavan. I will do as you have told.”
The point here is the ultimate judge as to what is right and wrong is the person himself. I or anyone else can only tell some stories.
I hope this helps in your quest.
Hope u understood ^_^
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There is nothing as absolute right or wrong in life my friend. That is the main problem. (Even calling problem a problem may be wrong for some who prefer to call it a challenge.)
A thing would be right in a given situation at a given time in certain place, but would be wrong in other circumstances.
The understanding of what is right, when, where and in which circumstances is called VIVEKA.
Let me explain.
Let us take example of killing. Killing an enemy is right in war. Killing a friend is wrong. But if the same friend turns traitor ?
Let us take another example. Lying to comfort and give hope to a critical patient is right but for cheating another for personal benefit is wrong.
You take any moral code, it is right in certain circumstances and wrong in others.
Let us take stealing; of heart is OK, but of any dead asset is not.
An infant kicks mother, should he do it when grown up?
Now let us come to the real problem (challenge). How to learn VIVEKA?
Arjuna had the same problem. He was confused and did not want to fight the war. Krishna then clears all his doubts. That is Bhagvad Gita. In the last but one verse of Gita, Krishna says, “Arjuana, I have cleared all your doubts. Now do as you wish.” To which Arjuna replies, “ Yes, Bhagavan. I will do as you have told.”
The point here is the ultimate judge as to what is right and wrong is the person himself. I or anyone else can only tell some stories.
Hope this answer will help you..《《
There is nothing as absolute right or wrong in life my friend. That is the main problem. (Even calling problem a problem may be wrong for some who prefer to call it a challenge.)
A thing would be right in a given situation at a given time in certain place, but would be wrong in other circumstances.
The understanding of what is right, when, where and in which circumstances is called VIVEKA.
Let me explain.
Let us take example of killing. Killing an enemy is right in war. Killing a friend is wrong. But if the same friend turns traitor ?
Let us take another example. Lying to comfort and give hope to a critical patient is right but for cheating another for personal benefit is wrong.
You take any moral code, it is right in certain circumstances and wrong in others.
Let us take stealing; of heart is OK, but of any dead asset is not.
An infant kicks mother, should he do it when grown up?
Now let us come to the real problem (challenge). How to learn VIVEKA?
Arjuna had the same problem. He was confused and did not want to fight the war. Krishna then clears all his doubts. That is Bhagvad Gita. In the last but one verse of Gita, Krishna says, “Arjuana, I have cleared all your doubts. Now do as you wish.” To which Arjuna replies, “ Yes, Bhagavan. I will do as you have told.”
The point here is the ultimate judge as to what is right and wrong is the person himself. I or anyone else can only tell some stories.
Hope this answer will help you..《《
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