Bottom line Quote by Glen Rambharack
“Do good, reap good, do evil reap evil. When we take the good path to a situation sometimes we feel it take forever to reach were we wanted to reach, sometimes we wish we took the short cut to our destination in this life, even though it meant hurting innocent bystanders like our love ones. Bottom line is we all want to make it to heaven at the end, we don't want to end up in hell, so we have to enter through the narrow gate, for wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it !!”
About This Quote
Source Religious teaching: Christian moral principle, biblical proverb
The quote emphasizes that moral choices have corresponding consequences, urging adherence to a difficult but righteous path rather than an easy, harmful one.
In simple terms: Good actions bring good outcomes; evil leads to evil outcomes.
Key Takeaway
Choose the narrow, virtuous path despite its challenges.
Themes
morality
consequence
spirituality
choice
temptation
Mood
reflective
determined
hopeful
Type
proverbial
ethical
spiritual
When to use this quote
- personal decisions
- career ethics
- relationship choices
- social justice activism
Key Concepts
karma
ethical causality
virtue ethics
Questions to Reflect On
- What does the “narrow gate” represent in your life?
- How can you resist shortcuts that harm others?
A Different Perspective
The simplicity may overlook complexities of moral dilemmas and the role of intention.
