What’s right
&
What’s wrong
Who will decide?
Right for me
Right for all
Wrong for others
Right for me
Right for me
Wrong for others
Wrong for me
Wrong for all
Right or wrong
Defined by convenience
Ethics, customs & beliefs
Modified for convenience
(Many times by most of us)
Do not blame others for their decisions or mindset and do not feel bad for your’s…
It’s just a matter of perception. Do not expect from everyone to think like you.
“You can give your everything to others except your mindset and wisdom.”
Thank you.
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You’re welcome
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Great poem, short with lots of meaning.
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Thank you very much.😊
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Wonderful post!
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Thank you so much.😊
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You’re welcome
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This is a fabulous philosphy to ponder… but the more I consider it, the more it seems a very empty way to live. Convictionless, beliefless, futile even… Mayhaps this is just my perception of your words and even life itself, but a life lived in this way seems to be one without true joy and fullfillment: ever searching but never satisfied.
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Yes, but many times I feel surprised how people interpret and use these beliefs for their comfort.
Specifically when they just preach about something but do not follow.
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It might just be me, but the lack of an absolute right or wrong, (regardless of my subjections of right and wrong), seems to be what leads to mass killings, even suicide, depression, and the evil in humans running rampant.
Facade is one thing, but to applaud moral relativism simply because of hypocrites chanting moral absolutes feels like flirting with darkness.
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I have a very strong sense of right and wrong which is kept in check by the concepts of mercy, grace, and a consideration of the circumstances.
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That should be. Humanity comes above everything.
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Everyone should know what is right for them, even down to food. Our uniqueness drives us on our path and it will be different from others. You are correct what is right for you may be wrong for another and vice versa.
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Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts on this subject.😊
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Nice post
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Thank you so much.😊
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Wow. I think you’ve summed up the American mindset in a single poem. I like your use of word spacing, as well. It perfectly conveys what you are saying.
In spite of this insight, this seems like an exhausting way to live — just everybody re-inventing the wheel with every major life decision. Universal moral standards are out of vogue, but — when they are lived out in compassion and love — protect us and others from harm and free up a whole lot of thought time. 🙂
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Thank you very much.😊
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Somewhere in the universe there is a planet without sun and moon. What it means day and night. The same applies to the concepts right and strong. Thinking of a brain in a confined space. I like your posts! 😉
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Wrong, that’s right, sorry 😊
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It’s ok.
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I think this is a unique and broad concept. We can explore it more deeply.😊
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There is no right …there is no wrong ….all about perception
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I think like this.
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Me too😊
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That’s fabulous.😊😊
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