Hidden discrimination and human rights' violations walk hand-to-hand with each other. Every situation where hidden discrimination is present implies any kind of human rights' violation. We know human rights' violations are not good for society, building up communities, or establishing relationships that are the foundations of the former. We need to acquire knowledge in order to select and use the right tools to face hidden discrimination, which enables us to face human rights' violations as well. Those tools are, essentially, based on our love nature and the ability to establish a strong and peaceful state of mind that negativity has no room for expansion.


Let us put the focus of facing hidden discrimination aside from the possibility of punishment, which makes us step into a deep period of suffering exploited, and expected by darkness and the hatred culture. That idea of punishment through the bending of common laws is the foundation of hatred culture, and the moment we accept that atrocity, it is the moment evidence may start to pop up, and the common laws applied in the direction of materialising that punishment into something acceptable for all, which benefits a few in exchange for continuing the negative conditioning the whole society is subjected to.


The most beneficial result is achieving global consciousness and peace of mind, which automatically diminish the power of hatred culture, and the influence of darkness on a citizen, community, zone, city, state, country, continent, planet, and the universe itself. However, waiting for such achievement is also a period of suffering, where we get attached to see the materialisation of a utopia, where everything seems to work joyfully and perfectly. We may wait a lifetime to see nothing changing at all.


We need to learn how to balance the scale of life, with darkness and light on each side, realising and understanding that sometimes self-defence is required to save lives. Punishment is actually a ghost surrounding the ones who know deep in their consciousness that their actions are not aligned with our love nature. The moment we step into that dark path, it is the moment we have to live with that burden of punishment latent in our minds.


Walking the path towards a meaningful life, choosing not to enrol in a dark path, which implies stepping out of behaviours and actions aside from our love nature, is the way to face darkness.


The moment we realise how beneficial it is to cultivate and nurture the beautiful light from the inside out, totally aligned with our love nature, it is the moment we understand we do not need to live with that ghost within our consciousness anymore.


Namaste 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓



Written by Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp).


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