Quotes With Meaning
For an act to be evil, you must first perceive it, process and then conceive it as such. Then these acts are effects. They’re not causes. And by this I mean that these acts are not of Stream. Now we ask the other question again. What does it take for something, here specifically Stream, to be good or evil?
For an act to be evil, you must first perceive it, process and then conceive it as such. Then these acts are effects. They’re not causes. And by this I mean that these acts are not of Stream. Now we ask the other question again. What does it take for something, here specifically Stream, to be good or evil?
The quote emphasizes that identifying an act as evil requires a conscious process of perception and judgment, suggesting that our understanding of good and evil is shaped by our mindset. It distinguishes between actions that are merely reactions and those that stem from deeper intentions or beliefs, known as 'Stream.' It provokes thought about how we label actions in our lives and challenges us to consider the underlying motivations. Ultimately, it raises the question of what truly defines good and evil in the context of our choices and intentions. This reflection can lead to personal growth and a deeper understanding of freedom in moral decision-making.