Free yourself from the concept of right and wrong and the more subtle, insidious concept of better and worse. Know that the idea of right and wrong is not something intrinsic to your reality but is, instead, something that you overlay onto your perception of it.

When reality presents you with a choice, and you are not clear on which road to take, do not get caught up in believing that there must be a right and a wrong path. Free yourself from the idea that one decision will be better than the other. To think in such terms is to create a reality where you are in jeopardy; where choices are tests and, depending on your answer, you will be led to either a good or a bad consequence. Realize that this is not how it needs to be. It is only you that makes it feel like this when you assign labels of right and wrong to your choices. Know that to free yourself from this is to exist in a reality that is a rose without thorns. Reality is not, by its nature, a negative experience. Know that you assign meaning to reality and not the other way around.

When you are faced with a choice that you find difficult, think of all options as leading to positive outcomes. Imagine all outcomes as joyful, see how they are different, and select whichever one you want based upon the feeling in your heart and not upon the logic of your mind. Once you decide, feel joy and confidence in your decision and, thereby, do not give your power away to doubt or fear of your decision. Know that there is no decision that can either save or damn you. In a world without the belief in good and evil, there is neither salvation nor damnation, there is only being.

Allow your faith in your state of being to free you from the need to judge yourself or the choices that you make. Know that there is no such thing as a mistake. Feel totally free in the consideration of all options presented by your choices. You are totally free. Your will would not be truly free if wrong existed. Know you have free will.