Too abstract. I don’t get what you are trying to say.
Yesterday I had written that sometimes when you make a choice, you do it because it’s logical and makes sense (or seems right in some way). You do it even though your feelings don’t match the choice you have made (i.e. putting a desire I have in the box and walking away). Usually, when you make the right decision, your feelings eventually follow and coincide with the choice you’ve made (i.e. eventually, my feeling of desire for that thing should subside and go away, and I should FEEL the rightness of my choice.)
But the question I have is – if my feelings never match with the choice, does it mean that I’ve made the wrong choice?
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Too abstract. I don’t get what you are trying to say.
Yesterday I had written that sometimes when you make a choice, you do it because it’s logical and makes sense (or seems right in some way). You do it even though your feelings don’t match the choice you have made (i.e. putting a desire I have in the box and walking away). Usually, when you make the right decision, your feelings eventually follow and coincide with the choice you’ve made (i.e. eventually, my feeling of desire for that thing should subside and go away, and I should FEEL the rightness of my choice.)
But the question I have is – if my feelings never match with the choice, does it mean that I’ve made the wrong choice?