There is no morality really there. Though, being human beings, you want to frame it in moralistic terms. We want to kind of pretend that the action has some kind of moral basis to it. But there is no moral basis. Really, there is no moral basis.
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Questioner: Namastey Acharya Ji, this is regarding the recent war which is happening. So, we see that one country seems to have the entitlement to take preemptive actions to make sure that they do exist in the future also, because they have existential threats — or that's how they perceive it. If you look at the individual level or at the country level, if we face a situation like this, then to what extent do we have the right?
Acharya Prashant: Yes, yes.
Questioner: They have that. Now they have taken a preemptive action. Is it valid to take an action which can completely destroy the other country?
Acharya Prashant: You are trying to analyze the whole thing in a moral framework — whether it is right, what can be the outcome, to what extent can one go, those are the questions you are posing.
See, in Pṛakṛti,
