As children, we are taught to develop a conscience, which ultimately leads us to view things in black and white. This conscience helps us distinguish right from wrong. However, as we grow, those boundaries blur, and we find ourselves navigating various shades of gray in life. I was raised as a Hindu, and while later learning how Shri Krishna justifies a righteous war to Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita, my younger self struggled to adjust to this new reality. I was so entrenched in my beliefs that I couldn’t understand why Lord Krishna didn’t marry Ma Radha but instead had 100 wives. To me, that didn’t seem right. I also…