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| You have the right to be human like any human being |
You hear and hear a lot about human rights. It seems that each group of people or each personality has its own rights to demand. Not many people talk about their duties. I am convinced that if a human being lived with love, he would not need rights, even less duties. Let me explain:
We demand rights from other people, entities, governments, the world as if it were others who had to give us something that we should demand of ourselves, obtain from ourselves.
We have the right to be free but we chain our hearts with taboos and fears. We ask for the right to equality but we are male or female. We want to live in a world without racism, but our prejudices do not allow us to love people of another race. We want all children to have the same rights, but the bread that your child throws away is the hunger that another child suffers. We fight for an "equality" that benefits us, and is that any equality?
Women's rights, children's rights, rights of the elderly, rights of the disabled, rights of people of a certain color, worker's rights. rights of the unemployed, rights of the employer, rights of the student, rights of the homosexual, rights of ..., rights of all those who put themselves and others certain labels, really separating themselves from all the others whom they brand of equals. Aren't we all the same?
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| Throwing the Love and Asking for Rights is the same as Throwing the Content and Eating the Package |
There are foundations, associations, groups, entities, organizations that fight for the rights of people or groups labeled not realizing that they are only treating a symptom in a very superficial way, just as school medicine does. We have been wrong again, or we have been wrong again in another aspect of reality: Why treat the symptom? Why treat so many symptoms and not treat the source of the "disease"?
We are wrong if we believe that by educating couples, men or women, old or young, white or black in a certain way, everything that we are not allowed and that we call "rights" will end. In this way we only treat the symptom or symptoms and we will never kill those who steal what we call "rights". We are wrong.
Wrong are all those who fight for human rights because they are only bandaging wounds, why not "fight" for love? Why not demand love? Why not go directly and address the source of the "disease", the source of the problem?
Those who organize courses on women's rights, worker's rights, gender equality, etc. They are so superficial that they don't know what love is even. Why aren't courses on the art of loving? Why is human being not taught to live with love? Why don't we focus on what is really important instead of defending the rights of a few or a few many? Why do we keep treating the "symptom instead of the" root of the disease "?
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| You also have the right to be yourself or yourself |
I am aware that many people try to do what they can or what they believe is correct in a way that they believe is full of love but they are wrong, again, since the only solution would be to educate to love.
Really the only right that the human being should have should be the Right to Love . In this way, the rights of all other human beings would also be solved. Love, on the contrary, cannot be a duty because love is not an obligation but a disinterested choice, that is, duties would disappear.
Under or within the Right to Love everyone equally would be included all those minor rights that human beings believe today are unique and necessary.
Thus, until man realizes that love is the only right he needs, he will continue to fight and defend his "rights" and many of them complaining about their duties. Nothing will change in the world, since like any disease that is not removed from its roots, it will continue to produce new and different symptoms, new and different rights and duties, and little or no love. Nothing will change in the world ...
Damián Alvarez at http://sistemasanaciontinerfe.blogspot.com/
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