What is right and what is wrong?
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"Right and wrong are not fixed commandments; they are reflections of your state of consciousness. In every moment, awareness transforms your actions into either right or wrong."
According to Osho, right and wrong aren’t fixed commandments but depend on your state of consciousness. Life constantly changes; rules become dead. The decisive factor is awareness: any act done consciously is right, any act done unconsciously is wrong. Ethics shifts from outer behavior to inner being—cultivate presence, clarity, and responsibility instead of obeying inherited “don’ts.”
Why this matters practically
- Helps you decide freshly in changing situations, not by rigid rules.
- Encourages mindfulness and personal responsibility for your actions.
- Reduces guilt- and fear-based morality, fostering clarity and compassion.
- Encourages mindfulness and personal responsibility for your actions.
- Reduces guilt- and fear-based morality, fostering clarity and compassion.
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