Message #44038

[Jitendra Hydonus]

In my case I often think my morals do not reflect those of ‘higher’ morals so I struggle to understand what to me seem arbitrary rules or laws established by others or a higher being. Im not sure 🤔 that even gives me a place on the scale established above. In some ways though I feel an affinity for all the conditions Inayat Khan established above also though.

It is interesting Eric when I was really young I separated people and ideas into black and white categories; what was right was right and what was wrong was wrong; but over the years I have found there are not so easily defined categories for people and conditions.

I think it would be more correct to say; I have an amoral view about morality, although when the Masters have something to say about it, I do listen and it does influence many of my decisions on how to behave, even though I may not agree or want to behave they way I’m required.