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ahimsaman72
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What amazes me is that people (in general) think the world is made of opposites: black and white, christian and muslim, rich and poor, etc. And since this is their worldview, ultimately it means everyone has a side. You are either on one side or the other. One is right while the other is wrong.
Meanwhile, neither “side” realizes the fundamental fact that we are all human, with the same desires to be happy, practice our religions, raise our children, love our families, have a stable society and the list can go on. If we could truly realize that we are all one, from the same source, peace would be possible.
As long as the viewpoint is a me versus them world, then there will always be a me-versus-them world. If the viewpoint was “we are all one” we could see progress. Many will say to me this is a lofty and unattainable prospect. I say let’s try it and see. What do we have to lose? Our lives and futures are already in peril.
Peace be upon all…
signed “the heretic”
Meanwhile, neither “side” realizes the fundamental fact that we are all human, with the same desires to be happy, practice our religions, raise our children, love our families, have a stable society and the list can go on. If we could truly realize that we are all one, from the same source, peace would be possible.
As long as the viewpoint is a me versus them world, then there will always be a me-versus-them world. If the viewpoint was “we are all one” we could see progress. Many will say to me this is a lofty and unattainable prospect. I say let’s try it and see. What do we have to lose? Our lives and futures are already in peril.
Peace be upon all…
signed “the heretic”