There Are Moments When a Decision Is Made Аnd It Can Be Еither Right or Wrong. Sometimes This Understanding Comes Only After the Step Has Already Been Taken. 

How to evaluate whether a decision was made right or wrong before you make it?

Sometimes an internal conflict is created in the expectation that every action can be done right or wrong. In fact, no one is 100% sure whether to do this or that.

It is important not to get hung up on this and not to think about whether this or that action will bring well-being. It happens that simply by doing something, we already benefit ourselves and those around us, without even thinking about the ideality of each step.

In one of his speeches at Christ University in Bangalore, Sadhguru inspired with his mentorship by saying the following:

Questions about what is considered right and wrong have occupied the minds of people for many centuries, and everyone has his or her own opinion on this. Sometimes those who claim to follow morality may engage in actions that seem abnormal. Instead of focusing too much on what is considered right or wrong, it can be helpful to look at the humanity and kindness in your actions.

I think what Mr. Jaggi Vasudev meant by this is that when making decisions, it is not always important whether they are right or wrong. Sometimes great things happen even if it initially seems like you're going down the "wrong" path.

It is important to remain balanced, have a clear mind and devote your life to those things that bring happiness. After all, our time is limited and every moment has its value.

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