It is not the correct way what you are doing. She said you are my bestie and you should listen to me. I said okay fine, it's up to you. She owns a dog which is so aggressive and I hate it. I'm really sorry for that, but I hate it. And she asked me to stand at the gate and watch him passing through our home. I made a sign that he is coming. She immediately opened the rope of the dog and the dog chased him
So I'm really glad that you had this analogy of what you did in your childhood and how you justified it with the Bhagavad Gita example. How you related it to that was just so beautiful and understandable. That does make sense because earlier I was like, okay, why would you feel like it was your karma? Because that was your friend's fault. But now I do understand. Yes, standing behind and doing nothing is also as bad as doing the actual thing, doing the actual crime