When I say ghalat ho hi nahi sakta, that nothing can go wrong, that wrong is impossible, I am not saying that everything is right. Understand that when something cannot be wrong, it cannot be right either. The idea of right comes with the idea of wrong. If you don’t find anything wrong, you will stop finding anything right. Both lose their meaning. And then you are with the moment completely, without any judgement.
Right and wrong are all from the mind. It’s the mind that splits this world into two, into many things. In reality everything is one.
If you look at a river from the outside, you see the left bank and the right bank. They look like two separate banks. But if you go along the bank, down the edges and into the water, deep down at the bottom of the river you will find that both banks are one. They meet. Left and right is just how they look. Deep down the reality is oneness. Nothing is good or bad. It is what it is.
If you force yourself to think that everything is right, the wrong still exists in that very idea. That’s why I say it in a negative way. Something being wrong is impossible. That means something being right is also impossible, because in reality there is no such thing as right or wrong. It might seem right to you or wrong to you based on many things. That doesn’t mean the thing you are judging is right or wrong in itself.