When is the right wrong, and the wrong right, or the right right, and the wrong wrong?

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We should not push our views onto others, but we should hold onto them in ourselves, shouldn't we, or shouldn't we? The insistence on being right does not come from the right, but from the wrong. It is merely a balancing act. This is a good test for us, because nothing right is right unless it is not being forced upon us, and even then, it, could in fact, be wrong. This is because both the right and the wrong are just labels. The right does not force, but dawns on you like a gentle cloud hovers over your head, and then disappears. But was it right or wrong? Everything is right for us in some ways, if it is the learning experience that it's meant to be for us. Even the right comes and goes, and only you are left, neither being right nor wrong. At this stage, duality, and its both sides have dissolved themselves into the oneness of love. “Use of No Use is Great Use." That quotes from Chuang Tzu, the Chinese philosopher, who lived sometime in the fourth century before Christ. The right of wrong is right, but the wrong of right is wrong. Both right and wrong can have their uses then. Are wrong and right separate, as with good and evil, or are each complementarily helping the other side to balance itself out, in some ways? There is only love, and so both sides try to pull love's energy to its own side, but overall balance is achieved, not by going to either side to the extreme, but by just following love on its middle path, going through both oceans on either side, without stepping so far out into each side that it drowns itself in its own waters of compliance within yourself. In other words, you are being too much of yourself, in either being too good or too bad, instead of just humbly loving without a thought as to what side you are really ever on. What do you think about this idea of right and wrong?