Hello everyone
Everyone is right in his own view, our intentions are always correct but our actions are product of outcome. A mans life if full of decisions and the outcome of these decisions determines his life. Positive actions brings about positive outcome, but positive intentions don't always result in positive actions.
We are a product of our action, but how do we ensure our actions are always positive? We can control intentions but we cant control actions. Like a mother who discipline a child for wrong doing. She can get a slam on her by the child or a visit by CPS. She can even loose hold of her kid, he intentions weren't wrong, she wanted the best for her child but her actions were seemed wrong.
How do we best describe a good man; is it by his actions or intentions? Intentions cant be seen, so cannot be use as a yardstick. Anyone can fake intentions to suit or defend actions. Intentions ought to define actions but it's the reverse because actions are louder and therefore speaks intention. We are rated base on our actions and not our intentions. Good intentions are great but it should be accompanied by positive action.
Since intentions cannot be voice out, it should them be marry with best actions. Violence is never the solution to dispute, but sometime it is needed. We have to weight the effect of our actions relative to our intentions. We have to think before we act, in other words we have to be slow to action, we have examine our intentions and the propose actions over and over again before we kick off. We cannot make every good intention into good action but we can reduce the number of wrong actions from our good intentions.
