If we want to transform the world, we must first transform ourselves

I will use irony on this post; it seems to work better when confronting the obvious.

If we want something, we have to do the actions that lead us to that particular result. For example: If you want to walk through a wall, you have to walk towards the right door, open it and walk! Simple! We do things like that all the time. (That’s the obvious part I was talking before).

Moving forward with the obvious adding a little taste of irony…

Let’s say we all want something different then just walk from one place to another, let’s say for instance we want PEACE. So, like the previous example going to the other room was our objective, peace is now what we are focusing on.

You have to reach to the instrument that makes our objective possible; we have to open the door to peace. Ohhh I Know there isn’t such door… But if you curse people at traffic, lie (even a small lie counts), do things are good for you but bad to others you are locking the pass way to peace, its like you are putting heavy furniture in front of the door, making even harder to get to your objective.

The irony and the best part of life are that the title of a blog or a book always tells us the more important secrets. But the “ah… now I see” comes always after the whole reading.

Why?

LET YOUR MINDFLOW…

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

“Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. Furthermore, no distinction shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory to which a person belongs, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other limitation of sovereignty.”

This is one of many articles from "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights".

These lines seems obvious and for that we shouldn't dedicate our blog to remember people about that, right?

It is impossible someone being discriminated just because his place of birth!
No way, everyone is happy as hell all over the world!

Yes, I am being ironic. And if you, from the very beginning, noticed that irony between the lines, it means you are aware that people around the world still suffer because its social origin, sexual orientation, color, opinion, etc.

If it is so brutally obvious, why this kind of discrimination still live among us, strong and vivid? Maybe because is easier to destroy than build, to let rot than create.

Let’s create life.

www.humanrightsactioncenter.org

MindFlow "Fragile State of Peace": The Universal Declaration of Human Rights


LET YOUR MINDFLOW…