Do you always feel peace about the right decision and nervous about the wrong decision?

Answer 1

Not nervous. Maybe uneasy until I right the wrong.

Answer 2

It would help to make that right decision if that was true. But a lot of times we don't find out in till after the decision has been made. I felt at peace with a decision I once made but it was the wrong one, and vice versa. For the most part tho, if we are at peace with the decision and comfortable, it was the right decision for us.

Answer 3

The Bible describes the heart as basically untrustworthy. Decisions should not be primarily based on how you feel. Feeling at peace about a certain decision could easily just be a reflection of the fact that it is what you really want rather than whether it is right or wrong.

When making decisions, especially the "big" ones, you should use a variety of 'objective' criteria such as input from people you trust and clear doctrine from your church.

I'm not saying that you should ignore your feelings, but just remember that how you feel is probably the least trustworthy guide to your decision making.

Answer 4

Not always I feel peace within my self about good decision, because sometimes there other options to chose which is the best thing to do. Later on you will say i should have done that. But the wrong decision is making me feel undignified or uneasy because it affects you negatively. I might ask the advice of my close friends or family which one is which. The majority of decision always outnumber the minority.If you've done it perfectly right then you win!!

Answer 5

Yes, when i make a right decision i feel like i can do no wrong, even though i can. Peace is a good word for it. When i do something wrong, i feel nervous that someone knows, and terrible because i did it.

Answer 6

Well, if I knew it was the wrong decision, I certainly would NOT make it so therefore there would be no reason to be nervous. Nobody is perfect. I try to do the best I can with what I have and be firm about what I've decided. I've had to make some hard and harsh decisions in this life but I always try to do my best....

Answer 7

Not necessarily.... sometimes I can convince myself that the wrong I am doing is necessary (necessary evil). There have been a couple times that I KNOW I made the right decision but I was totally alone in making it (going against peer pressure) ... those decisions make me nervous sometimes.

but generally, good decsions feel good and bad ones feel bad. :0)

Answer 8

Before I came to God and accepted the fact things do not change by what I do or in my time I became more at peace. Each day morning when I wake and night time when I go to sleep I thank God for all he has done and put everything in his hands. I accept whatever the outcome because it is him making it happen in his time. With that comes much less stress and much more peace and I have more time to do the things God commands me to do. Have compassion and help others.

Answer 9

Of course! Why wouldnt anyone feel uneasy about the "wrong decision." If its wrong and you're still doing it, any normal (non sociopath) would feel uneasy!

Of course, I suppose it depends all on the decision.

Answer 10

Do u have not have been given any elders or pals with whom u proportion ur ideas and look for suggestion? Mankind is unique in experience that it gets take care of and education from its elderly species for the longest era of existence. the very fact that u sense aggravated at ur situation is a beginning factor for correction. next time whilst u take up any action, only think of over the experts and cons. do no longer act hurriedly. like each and every others, u have additionally a ideas which u ought to apply for its specific purpose of thinking. thinking of ur stable and undesirable. do no longer hurry and brash in activities. Then u might have not have been given any reason for repentance.