Help
Sign In
buddhism
November 2009 
You Are Always Right
Posted on Dec 5th, 2008
by 
Kevino
Kevino
This might seem to be a pretty stunning statement. But it is the base of all the Eastern advice you are getting about life, ego,spiritual advancement, love, the way, the law of attraction, the entirety of how to move spiritually.
In seeing the way things set up, I can say with certainty that there is no correct path. There is no right way of being. There is only what you want to do.
BUT there is more understanding, if you wish to understand. There is more awareness. There is a more comprehensive viewpoint of yourself to access.
Everyone is on their path. Everyone, at every moment. This is not a responsibility. It is simply the way it is. The trip moves toward who one is.
The exciting part is that we are always at point blank range to understanding. We each ARE always in this moment. The only difference iis knowing it or not. When you hear "be in the moment" you are really hearing, "understand the moment".
You are everything you want to be. You have the perfect right to move in any direction you wish. God is love. This is the honest to God truth, not just something that would be nice to believe. The more right you are, the more you see it. And the more every one else will be right, too.
In seeing the way things set up, I can say with certainty that there is no correct path. There is no right way of being. There is only what you want to do.
BUT there is more understanding, if you wish to understand. There is more awareness. There is a more comprehensive viewpoint of yourself to access.
Everyone is on their path. Everyone, at every moment. This is not a responsibility. It is simply the way it is. The trip moves toward who one is.
The exciting part is that we are always at point blank range to understanding. We each ARE always in this moment. The only difference iis knowing it or not. When you hear "be in the moment" you are really hearing, "understand the moment".
You are everything you want to be. You have the perfect right to move in any direction you wish. God is love. This is the honest to God truth, not just something that would be nice to believe. The more right you are, the more you see it. And the more every one else will be right, too.
Access: Public
I never put it so strongly, but I agree: in that whatever decision we make, we always make the best decision “for ourselves” at that moment. We should not regret those decisions later in life. Our ignorance prevented us from making any better decision at that moment. Later we will get information that will make our past decision look stupid, but we made the decision with all the information we had at the moment.
Thank you for seeing the idea! I am taking this a long way. My opinion is there are no wrong decisions. In reality no ever has ever made a wrong decision or done anything wrong, if you take it all the way. All feelings of wrongness are societally bred. However these feelings of being wrong or of anything being wrong are valuable because they can lead us to the source of a confusion. This is the method of Idenics counseling, (my opinion) but that process simply mirrors life in a very effective way. One lives always to some extent in the last moment of loss of part ofoneself, which took place in a moment of dispersed attention. In effect one had attention on more than one thing and still does which means one’s direct attention is lessened. Since we are at base love, understanding and attention all of those accompanying qualities lessen. Doing something “wrong” could leave one’s attention somewhere. But at some point one likely sees ALL wrongnesses by oneself and others to be simply what is, with no attendant judgments. No one is wrong. That does not mean it is easy to live that way. But if one is living with the intention to understand one can notice these feelings that someone is wrong, no matter who. And can take a look and peel off that feeling. If no one is ever wrong life gets easier to live. If you see it as fact. But that of course is completely up to the individual.
“… one can notice these feelings that someone is wrong, no matter who. And can take a look and peel off that feeling.”
This is one of the sources of deep compassion and loving kindness.