I
believe that we should live in a way that we can live with ourselves knowing
about and claim responsibility for all accomplishments and mistakes alike. We should learn and grow from our mistakes
and problems instead of running or hiding from them. We should become stronger due to adversity;
use it as a stepping stone to greatness.
We should treat every being humanely.
The color of one’s skin should merely be a feature, such as red hair or
brown eyes or freckles, but not a label to treat them lesser or greater than
anyone else. We should treat people,
animals, and the earth with kindness. We
should show respect to others for believing or thinking differently and learn
from their views to help further solidify our own beliefs. We should not push what we believe onto
others oppressively, but rather share and invite what we think and feel and have
to say in an open and comforting discussion environment. We should push each other to be their best
version of themselves, and help lift up any who have fallen along their
journey. We should each contribute and
pull our own weight whenever physically/mentally possible. We should give up on growing weeds (grass)
for show and instead grow crops and vegetable/fruit/herb gardens. We should eat more fresh food and stop
reliance on medicine as a first defense. We should live the way that we would be proud
to see our life play out for the world at the end of our lives, to be left
without regrets, and a wealth of knowledge from all of the experiences, good and
bad.
I do not believe
that we can be completely free of conflict, nor do I think we should be. Without conflict there is no growth. My proposal of a way that we could live is
plausible, but not something that would happen overnight. Small mindedness and fear/anger unto others
would need to be rectified.
Question: Why does
fear drive many people to respond in a negative manner? At what point does fear become
anger?
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