Describe an ethical dilemma you have faced and how you chose to deal with it.?
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My ethics are well-rooted in doing the right thing as I so bid right conduct. Before my "Spiritual Awakening" I had NO ethical consideration for anything other than my own desires with NO regard to other life forms.
Now I do my utmost to enact that which is good and right and true for the greater good; and concerning those times when I err and I discover it through a daily practice of moral examination of my conduct and motives, I can simply acknowledge the wrong and make amends.
In the final analysis, we, by our very nature , seem to be pre-disposed to making mistakes, but we don't have to beat ourselves mentally for it, and most of the damage is easily reparable. By practiing right conduc I am much less inclined to be errant in my morality or ethical considerations.
I wanted to kill someone, but killing is against the law, so I didn't do it.
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Every day I read angry words of prejudice, ignorance and hate. And it is sometimes tempting to reply with anger or scorn, as some do. But I have decided not to waste this opportunity. I try to make evry response as calm, reasoned and thoughtful as possible. Perhaps it will make a small ddifference, but more importantly, it's who I want to be.
i liked a guy but he was kinda rejected by my family as we both were from different religions. i was in a major dilemma of what to do. if i should break up with him or go against my family. my end decision was to be with him for now and hope to see an optimistic future. i hoped things may change when i reach my marriage age. may be. but still its a chance i know cause he is too good to be lost.
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