Human Right # 9: No Unfair Treatment
Posted on Jun 7th, 2008
by 
Phoenix
Phoenix
What does that mean to you - no unfair treatment?
As I believe that all peace starts at the smallest level, think about this right from the smallest level forward.
Fair treatment of yourself - how do you approach yourself, are you fair to yourself through your thoughts, and actions?
Fair treatment of your family - do you treat everyone in your family the same, if there a favorite, is there someone who is the black sheep?
Fair treatment toward your community/church/organisation - do you integrate newcomers, do you separate in categories of ethnicity, financial status, marital status, their jobs?
See, if we want to be treated fair, and if we want others to be treated fair, we have to look at our actions in our immediate surroundings first. It is easy to get upset about someone or a whole group of people who are getting treated unfairly, but are you practicing it on all levels? The best way to gain control over the global situations is to gain control over our own actions. Then, and only then can we begin to make a major difference in the lives of others.
Peace
As I believe that all peace starts at the smallest level, think about this right from the smallest level forward.
Fair treatment of yourself - how do you approach yourself, are you fair to yourself through your thoughts, and actions?
Fair treatment of your family - do you treat everyone in your family the same, if there a favorite, is there someone who is the black sheep?
Fair treatment toward your community/church/organisation - do you integrate newcomers, do you separate in categories of ethnicity, financial status, marital status, their jobs?
See, if we want to be treated fair, and if we want others to be treated fair, we have to look at our actions in our immediate surroundings first. It is easy to get upset about someone or a whole group of people who are getting treated unfairly, but are you practicing it on all levels? The best way to gain control over the global situations is to gain control over our own actions. Then, and only then can we begin to make a major difference in the lives of others.
Peace
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