Opposites

Buddhism teaches the middle path

Jainism teaches extremity

There are Fifty Shades of Grey b/w Black & White (offline)

An immature or primitive mind thinks only in extremes and in opposites (good/bad, love/hate). A mature mind can understand complexity, can see that people are a mix of good and bad. The world exists in shades of gray; it is not just black and white

The Right path for today's world is following both...
In some situations, we must take the balanced risk & for some, we must lay down our life...

Some times 1+1 is 2 and sometimes it can be 11 also

Dark-colored or melanic moths were insignificant before industrial melanism but after Industrial melanism only they flourished/survived

which of the below is true /certain universal unchangeable Fact ?

→Slow and steady wins the race  Vs  Time waits for no man

→Do it well, or not at all  Vs Half a loaf is better than none

→familiarity breeds contempt Vs   similarity breeds content

???   All are RIGHT...it is not money that can tell you what to use where? Not even beauty....

ONLY MIND....evolved with the help of knowledge.

This is life .... nothing can be certain....no rule can be permanently fixed ...nothing perfect..... everything is nothing .... nothing can be everything too

The ends will justify the means ??  or

Means are as important as ends/more important than ends ?? or


They are also incompatible like proverbs above ( Slow and steady wins the race Vs

Time waits for no man ) giving a message that these things are situational in meaning & we 'must' have the skill to see things in the right perspective to arrive at the right conclusions !!!

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There are 256 (Online) different shades of grey between black & white.so we should stop assuming all things as either black or white, it must be good or it is bad, it is either virtue or its a sin

A Human becomes biased when he perceives something as ONLY "good" or else it is "bad,

" "pleasant," or else "unpleasant," "beneficial," or its "harmful" and when, as a result of his perceptions, he responds positively or negatively to this thing and situations. Judging is a basic human nature and works in a kind of closed circuit with a feedback mechanism (right judging - happiness/Reward, wrong judgment - suffering/punishment): since perception biases response. Then response tends to bias subsequent perception. Also: prior perceptions affect subsequent biases and so on