Moral or immoral?

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What is moral and what is immoral?

The meaning of "moral" relates to principles of right and wrong behaviour, acting ethically, and having good character, often involving honesty and fairness. It's about discerning good from bad and choosing the good, guiding how we treat others and live our lives. These are formulated to make societies work efficiently.

What's considered immoral is usually decided by a complex mix of individual conscience, societal norms, cultural values, religious beliefs, and philosophical reasoning, with different groups and eras defining right and wrong differently, leading to variations in laws and ethics, though often driven by shared ideas of preventing harm and promoting well-being.

In a way what you say is immoral depends on the conditioning of your human mind.

People from other regions and cultures need not agree with you at all! What you say is immoral can be perfectly alright in other regions!

This universe doesn't see morals in the way you do! It doesn't recognize morality in the way you do.

You might think - as you have followed a 'certain correct path' all your life, you should be rewarded for your 'good behaviour'! But what if you are still made to suffer?

This is because the universe doesn't care which mass of atoms is suffering and which one is enjoying and why. It doesn't distinguish one from the other.

It doesn't follow or recognize your - human-made - morals. Because all and everything is equal and one in its view. The one behaving in a certain way is another form of the one behaving in a completely opposite way. The one which is killing (predator), is same as the one that is getting killed (prey). The predator can't live without killing and eating the prey. The universe itself is responsible for both things.

Your moral-conditioned mind might perceive this in a different way, but this universe doesn't care.

A brain that is differently wired because of malfunctioning of neurons and their chemical bases ( responsible for mental disorders) might feel it is doing the right things even if it is killing other people.

A brain that is wired in another way might feel this disgusting and think this immoral.

But in the universal or natural world's books both are possible and the same! The universe or nature is equally responsible for both the outcomes.

Nothing matters. Which mass of matter is undergoing what is irrelevant, they just follow the neutral scientific path - neither moral, nor immoral.

A person who attains higher awareness understands this perfectly well.