Right or Wrong?

What is right and wrong? Can we agree on these concepts? The Yogi science teaches that right and wrong are relative terms.

You take care of your children, treat others with kindness, avoid contributing to human suffering, you avoid harming animals, you recycle, and read to better yourself. For you, actions like killing, racism, or stealing are clearly wrong.

Now, let's consider someone who grew up in different circumstances—someone surrounded by abuse, a negative environment, or oppression from a young age. Their perception of right and wrong is shaped by these experiences. For them, killing or stealing might not be wrong.

What you perceive as bad might be seen as good by someone who has experienced a different environment. Their understanding of good will eventually evolve into recognizing that it's wrong. Just like you did. You were once like them.