Abstract
When all is said and done, one of life’s great achievements is doing the right thing. For many of us, we place a premium on knowing the right thing as an assemblage of information. Doing the right thing is a matter of conduct, of ethics. A great fissure exists between what we know and what we do. Sin, war, strife and most of the mental and physical anguish we face is caused by the dichotomy between what we know and what we do.