THE RIGHT TO LIFE !

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In this system of things we must always "demonstrate with facts" what a person (a human being) does on our territory and our beloved Earth "home" the only one we know is (for now).

At the same time I wonder why?

Why is there a need to demonstrate and make a difference? and from/to WHO and from WHAT?

BEING and LIVING the flow of daily life would be enough for our simple pleasure of doing good and above all for our gratitude in sharing ourselves, giving ourselves (indulging ourselves) to the community, for the RIGHT TO EXIST!

With this, there is no "need" to build a self-image to be accepted and considered!

THE *system of things* has to change but few or many are still fine with it, maybe because they find it convenient and personal return?

IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE THIS WAY ANYMORE!

The benefit is FOR EVERYONE even for people INVISIBLE to many!!

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True STRENGTH lies in VULNERABILITY

Continuing to be open in vulnerability doesn't mean weakness...but fortitude. Knowing how to * respond / act * in that exact moment with all the senses and feelings and emotions of an OPEN Heart and a LUCID mind gives us the possibility to LIVE LIFE to the fullest 🌱

We give OURSELF permission to be HAPPY!

Easy, no! 😄😄😄💕💕💕🤗🤗💯💯💯👍👍👍

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Cit. #ManuelaPatrizi ©

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DEEPENING the CONCEPT:

Certainly, my contemplation raises profound questions about our existence and the systems we navigate. Let's delve into it:

1. Demonstrating with Facts : In our complex world, demonstrating with facts is often essential. It allows us to communicate, validate, and understand reality. When we observe someone's actions, we seek evidence to comprehend their intentions, impact, and alignment with shared values. Demonstrating with facts bridges gaps, fosters trust, and enables informed decisions.

2. The Need for Differentiation : The desire to differentiate arises from our innate curiosity and the pursuit of understanding. We seek to distinguish between individuals, actions, and ideas. This differentiation serves various purposes:

   • Identity : We define ourselves by our unique qualities, experiences, and contributions.
   • Learning : By discerning differences, we learn, adapt, and evolve.
   • Accountability : Holding individuals accountable requires distinguishing intentions and outcomes.
   • Progress : Differentiation fuels progress by highlighting areas for improvement.

3. From/To Whom? :

   • Self : We differentiate to understand our own identity, purpose, and growth.
   • Others : Differentiation helps us recognize others' perspectives, needs, and roles.
   • Society : Demonstrating with facts informs societal norms, policies, and collective well-being.

4. BEING and LIVING :

   • BEING : Embracing existence without pretense or self-image is liberating. When we authentically BE, we connect with our essence and the interconnectedness of all life.
   • LIVING : Living fully involves active participation, empathy, and contribution. It's not merely existing but engaging with purpose and compassion.

5. The RIGHT TO EXIST :

   • Every being has an inherent right to exist, thrive, and contribute. This right transcends societal constructs.
   • By sharing ourselves, we enrich the collective human experience. Our existence matters beyond self-interest .

6. The System of Things :

• Systems shape our lives—social, economic, political, and ecological.
• Some accept the status quo because it provides stability, familiarity, or personal gain.
• Others advocate for change, recognizing systemic flaws and envisioning a more equitable world.
  
  

In summary, while demonstrating with facts and differentiation are essential, let's also cherish the simplicity of BEING and LIVING.

Our existence, unburdened by self-image, can be a powerful force for positive change. 🌟