Is there such thing as a "wrong choice?"

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by ReturningMoon

I think we make whatever choice at the time that was best at the time. There may be somebody who goes to jail for murder but maybe the murder was the "right choice" at that time. I think we kind of make the choice that meets us where we are vibrationally at the time.

I came to know a man who with a woman, went on a drinking spree. He asked for more booze.... or was it food and he went into a rage because she didn't respond fast enough. He took a knife and stabbed her. I can't remember if it was once or several times.

She died. He went to jail.

While in jail, he claimed his innocence and was a victim of circumstances...... just like almost all of the others proclaimed about themselves.

[Redchic12]

SKY…… funny one mate. Trust you to come up with this ha ha

Well let’s have a look at this then.

So the choice was to kill youself, so I guess what you do with that result will be dealt with on the otherside ie the afterlife. Lol

[JustBe]

Originally Posted by ReturningMoon

This makes me wonder if there really is a "wrong choice."
Any additional thoughts would be appreciated.

Choice without good and bad is how we view life directly. It’s just choice made at that moment. Consequences of choice is a whole other ball game on life. From my own personal view, I prefer to look through a lens of compassionate awareness, without judgements.

[Native spirit]

People make wrong choices for a variety of reasons one of them coming from peer pressure it is not always clear cut why someone should make a wrong choice.



Namaste

[Redchic12]

Yep I agree with you NativeS.

[Altair]

Does anyone ever knowingly make a wrong choice? (outside of addiction awareness). You make a choice because you think you'll be better of.

[FallingLeaves]

Originally Posted by Altair

Does anyone ever knowingly make a wrong choice? (outside of addiction awareness). You make a choice because you think you'll be better of.

not always... some people make choices to better the lives of others despite that their own doesn't improve or even gets worse...

[Nikos1982]

I made a wrong choice that I realized it was wrong immediately but I couldn't repair.... The light of the day even changed that day......

[OldChap]

Originally Posted by Native spirit

People make wrong choices for a variety of reasons one of them coming from peer pressure it is not always clear cut why someone should make a wrong choice.

Namaste

And we will often make very poor choices naturally.

Why? Because we came here to be in the physical form pretending to be humans and be given free will to freely choose without remembrance of our divinity.

Free will to make some choices that God will never make. That should be a big clue as to why we are here.

We as humans are being observed for what we will choose and how we will behave.

And the big question is, could we work our way to regain and remember some of our forgotten wisdom and benevolent maturity to then willingly choose love over our ego which was designed to shun love for survival.

Not that the ego is bad as it serves the singular purpose of keeping us out of danger and to stay alive while as humans in this very unfamiliar and very low vibration part of reality to have our free will adventure.

As we evolve spiritually more to love and return to being more in Oneness with God, we could then push aside the ego that instills in us fear, worry, envy, hoarding, hierarchy, and superiority.

What we do here living life as humans and making free will choices is a very tiny part of a much bigger and grander divine plan impacting new creations to come and much more.

What world will we create for ourselves when left alone with free will and purposely “disconnected” from God to start off with minimal divine intervention.

[Native spirit]

A lot of people do not believe in God for myself it is the creator so being one with god wouldn't do anything,
People make choices sometimes knowing they wouldn't get it right but peer pressure is very strong in the younger generations.


Namaste