Hark closely only that is brimming with temptation, that in the mere justification for the action would be telling of all one needs to know in its intentions. For an action that works toward one’s vision, what little justification is needed should the vision itself be done in confidence? Such that the means may justify the ends so long as the means are lock step with the initial intention of the ends. So then if one is faced with actions that require extra mental gymnastics to morally do, then it is now high time to question the intention of those actions and the fallout of them. The time needed to prevent a poor decision is the split-moment before doing it, you can always begin the end, and you can always make the decision to go the other way, and you can do so, right… now.

Meditate.

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