Madhumita asked a doubt (see comments section for details)
Situation is neither ‘good’ or ‘bad’. It is assigned a value based on it’s effect
on us. Therefore, it is always
relative.
But, the ‘right’ and the ‘wrong’ and likewise ‘good’ or
‘bad’ is absolute when ‘Dharma’ is followed.
Then it is not relative. When
‘Dharma’ is the basis of assessment, then if it is right, it is right for one
and all. Likewise, if it is wrong, then
it is wrong for one and all!
Situation is ‘good’ or ‘bad’ based on it’s effect on us. Therefore, it is relative. For eg: if it rains when I am planning a picnic, then ‘that rain’ is ‘bad’ for ME. But, to a farmer who has to sow seeds the same rain on that very same day is ‘good’. The rain on that particular day is ‘neither’ ‘good’ or ‘bad’. It is only relative.
Likewise, apply it to various situations and then the
situation is neither ‘good’ nor ‘bad’.
It is only relative.
Apply for married/divorced, getting something/not getting
something (like an object of our desire) etc.
(if you haven’t understood this sentence please let me know,
I’ll explain)
…contd….
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