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There is neither definite right nor definite wrong without the existance of either….
What does not seem right or wrong, will be the path of balance.
A right action performed in a Rural area may seems very wrong in an Urban area, this happens when there is a existance of comparison…
If ‘What does not seem right or wrong, will be the path of balance’, seems like ambivalence? In terms of stepping into a train, how does one decide when to then?
In morality, what is moral might vary (be relative) due to situations, though for the relative to exist, there are absolute spirit of the precepts too (e.g. to harm as few and benefit as many as possible).
A related article to share:
http://thedailyenlightenment.com/2011/01/no-right-or-wrong
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