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सही और गलत के बीच फरक कैसे करें?

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• Right and Wrong is a concept that has been in constant discussion since the beginning of time. There is no set way to distinguish what is right and what is wrong; something that may be right to someone can be classified as wrong to someone else. Right and wrong completely depend on morals, ethics and what is acceptable by the society. Religion has the greatest influence on defining right and wrong.

• Wrong is defined as, “an injurious, unfair, or unjust act: action or conduct inflicting harm without due provocation or just cause; a violation or invasion of the legal rights of another; something wrong, immoral, or unethical; especially : principles, practices, or conduct contrary to justice, goodness, equity, or law.” Wrong is basically the opposite of right.

•• There is only one way we can know whether we’re making the right decision.

It is by trusting ourselves (our intuition/ gut feeling, our knowledge/ data, our values and our priorities).

I think it’s very important that we understand the difference between knowing whether we’re making the right decision (we can’t know the outcome so we have to find a different way to evaluate our move) and knowing whether we made the right decision (when we tend to judge our actions based on the outcomes they produce).

This distinction is super important because analyzing things looking back on them is usually not the same as pondering our move at the very time when we’re making this move.

If we want to base our judgement on the outcome, it’s pretty obvious that we can do it only after the action has been taken (and sometimes we have to wait quite a long time).

••There is no way we can predict/ know in advance whether our actions (which follow our decisions) are the ones which will produce the favorable outcomes. I mean, sometimes we can (when it’s not very complicated), but important life situations tend to be more complex.

We can do something thinking that we are making the right decision but it can turn out later that there was something we didn’t take into account, some important data. We simply overlooked it (because we were biased) or we couldn’t possibly have known about it (the circumstances have changed).

And even when we look at the outcome immediately after we made the decision and we conclude that is wasn’t the right decision (because the outcome is undesirable), it may happen that a day/ week/ month / year, or even years, later we will change our mind and think about this decision differently.

••For instance, we will see how this seemingly wrong decision actually led to a whole avalanche of desirable things that happened later. Or that the decision which appeared to be right at the first glance proved wrong/ fatal when we looked at the bigger picture later.

So paradoxically, it’s much easier actually to know whether we’re making the right decision (when we can’t possibly know the outcome and thus we have to evaluate our move regardless of the outcome), than it is to know whether we made the right decision (looking back and trying to evaluate the decision based on the outcome).

••In order to know whether we’re making the right decision all we need to do is trust ourselves (our intuition/ gut feeling, our knowledge/ data, our values and our priorities).

And to find out whether we made the right decision sometimes we need to wait many years, because our initial evaluation/ conclusion may be premature.

•••So it might be a good idea (healthy way of looking at our actions) to evaluate each our decision (the one we’re making right now, as well as the one we made in the past) the way we’d evaluate a decision at the very time when it is being made.

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