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Right or wrong question

Human mind is a strange thing. How does it process information that is morally wrong? How can someone go ahead with an action such as stealing or murder? The mind knows that it is wrong. At what point does the mind tide over the right and wrong question? I am sure that the mind provides a justification behind which every immoral action can hide or it probably provides a confounded logic as a platform on which can lie this act of immorality. The platform shields the mind from the ethical question and all the debate there is. It just provides a blanket go ahead. What a dangerous platform! But another way to see it is – you break the platform you break the person’s confounded logic. There might be hope yet.


What is pleasure? How do we experience it? Pleasure is skin deep. It is felt through the cursory senses. The touch, sight, sound. Pleasure is response to stimuli. There are things that provide you pleasure. There is no right or wrong question. You cant deny the things that provide you pleasure. You cant stop deriving that pleasure. It is more like a thing that just exists in nature. Then how can you stop experiencing that kind of pleasure? Cautiously weed out the chances of getting into situations which will lead to those experiences is probably the way out.

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