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Right and wrong

Aren’t we all comfortable to be reactive than proactive? Newton’s third law works, every single time. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. How easy is it to act based on circumstances? Circumstances are the actions that cause our reactions. But then, super humans are those who use circumstances to resolve their course of action and bend those circumstances to their will. So, how many super humans exist out there? It makes me ponder about the simplicity of right and wrong and how the perceptions of those concepts, change with circumstances. Despite the gut feel, most of the time, are there not multiple things that seem to be right, when in a cross-road? But somehow, one takes a priority over the other. And perhaps, it boils down to that moment, when one reaches a conclusion that, most of time, words mean nothing and willingness to act, mean nothing too. And sometimes, the right thing might be the most difficult of all. So, should one shun away from the right thing?

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