why would any holy scripture forbid anything?
can we agree, it is up to the individual- to choose how to live life, to discover and give it meaning?
are right and wrong subjective?
Right and wrong are dualities created by a mind that is engaged in a living experience of aloneness. That mind sees things as separate from one another. It sees itself as seperate from another. So then it sees polar opposites from there. Good and Bad, light and dark. Love and hate. When it sees opposites it sees one as being the up and one being the down. The mind then sees this one as being correct and the other incorrect, thus more duality. If you take that even further you will have an extreme to both sides. The complete good(God) and then the complete bad(Devil). So for an untrained mind it will see then that both can not exist in the same place so it then sees a war between one and the other to establish dominance. A la the story of Lucifer being cast out of heaven into hell.
The mind will see it as truth as it is what it has experience to be so. The mind knows that it is self, and that self is separate from another self. It knows cold to be opposite of hot and thus it's truths have been validated as being true.
The flaw of the mind is that it can not see past itself it will only see what it has validated as true. So it will see that certain acts are "good" and certain acts are "bad." If the mind knows something to be good that means you can not do what is bad. There would be no middle ground, or middle path. There would either be a good path, or a bad path.
