If I accidentally do ‘bad things’ even with good intentions does that make what I did inherently bad and shed light on my morality as a whole?

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Anonymous Practitioner · Accepted Answer

I would say no, it does not shed light on your morality as a whole. All humans have one purpose i.e. to make mistakes and grow from them and this applies to all races, sexes, classes etc. The only time this would reflect on your morality, is if you are unable to accept the mistakes you make and grow from them. It is at the point of your reaction to a specific problem you have caused that really defines your true character. I'm not sure about the context behind your question here, but the fact that you raise an inquiry into this by itself tells me you are good natured. Be kind and soft with yourself and let the answers in life flow naturally to you! Lots of love.

“If I accidentally do ‘bad things’ even with good intentions does that make what I did inherently bad and shed light on my morality as a whole?”