WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED? (PART III)
The second most crucial lesson we must learn is re-identifying who we are as a human family. Unfortunately, societies put demographics in monolithic terms, assuming that the majority opinion will determine current and future outcomes. These tools become outdated and misrepresent how some might feel and think. Therefore, when we ask who we are through pigmentation, sometimes called race, class, and party affiliation, we miss the larger element that can create true unity. What could be the unity key, one might ask?
No matter what they call themselves, everyone wants to be fulfilled through peace, joy, and life’s purpose. There are unlimited ways that can be done. However, the way we can look past just standard definitions means we must relearn who we are genetically and scientifically. Additionally, we must re-educate ourselves from antiquity to the current time on what must change to prevent past self-destruction. Furthermore, we must leave the concept of winning and losing from a linear perspective. Just because one achieves their life’s goals does not necessarily mean someone else has to lose. Failure is not a permanent judgment but one of view. When one learns from the outlook of shortcomings, they can overcome and elevate themselves to higher achievement levels. So the question must become, how can we all win as human beings versus it being one scenario or the other?
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