Human Rights

Human Rights Nobody makes mistakes, neither does anybody miss anything. At first glance, the human world does not meet these first conditions. Most of the time, we forget new things quickly, move away from those that may be unpleasant, and think and act as if nothing has changed. Yet in reality, mistakes and missed opportunities, patience, and foresight are fundamental components of human nature. For almost all of humanity, deliberate actions form the basis of our emotions and consciousness. Every human has realized that some things are worth doing by themselves, and care and regret would follow if they were not done. If you pick up any scrap of paper, you immediately understand the full scope of our collective agony. Each of our lives will be available to be filled with such experiences, but the world of work is exempt. “The most beautiful thing we ever did was forget” “The only times we are wrong is when we think it is less important than the most important thing ever done” “The greatest joy in life is being wrong” Being drafted or unemployed, injured or ill, divorced or widowed, rejected by our friends or rejected by our lovers, “forgotten” and losing confidence, left alone or lonely, unable to travel or engage in social activities; those are just a few things you will encounter at work, and the list. How much longer will we take this blow to our mental well-being? Many of the 20th and 21st centuries were spent working in offices, spending short breaks, and feeling “unemployable”. As a society, we as a society missed the great benefit and every opportunity to live more consciously and in self-improvement or meditative reflection. Consequently, our thinking, considering, and behaviors become increasingly unjustifiable and unbecoming. As with a phenomenon, there will be a catch-22. What we need to change in the social world are our assumptions and behavior. And it is not just us — everybody must change. The first one to do this is to think and act in such a way as to change our own life. If you wanted to change someone else’s life you do not need to just reiterate everything you have said to her. You should tell your family and friends: “I want to help someone better.” Change is the higher power, which can be used as a springboard for many human problems. If you want to solve some of the most difficult issues of our modern times, I strongly advise you to make clear your intentions and then bring people along with you. And if you know that they will help you, then you will also lead them. This can be done almost in any situation you encounter, by initiating conversations with good people who may have not given you their attention in the past. Make them change their perception of you. Make them see you as a person — a wiser, more compassionate, more open. You can solve any significant social problem or even meet a solution to one that had been neglected for too long. There is no time frame and one cannot work a time limit for solving each problem. Knowingly and by respecting your heart, your intellect, and your hearts, you can change everything.