Why #all of us too
Waste too much of time on negativity and selectively resort to either justifying, defending or vilifying some?
Why #all of us too
Contribute too much to controversies , conflicts , confrontations and crowding media and social media space
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Who or what decides or how do we defines what or who is dirty or clean?
There are dirty aspects in the journey of everything, every aspect and everyone's life?
There are lot of dirty things in global economics, environment and ethical values in present day politics.
Money that rules the world how much of it is dirty or clean?
Who knows what and how can anyone define it ?
In the larger scheme of things virtues, vices, failures, mistakes , faults are all part and parcel of evolution.
Life as whole evolves or emerges matured and civilized by putting aside the dirty past but building on pride of ancestry; acknowledging problems but parading through the present pleasantly; leaving out the luddites but progress with a sense of responsibility towards posterity and move ahead flamboyantly into the future with contextually relevant values and certain time tested value systems.
Let us not allow anything or anyone that may not synchronize or synergize with our disposition or position to obsessively occupy our mind space or use as a trade off for our time and energy and other resources.
It is a better option that will enable us to move into the territory of peace with positive vibrations rather than sink in the swamp of negative vibes with which we are surrounded by media space.
Becoming clean is a conscious adaptation or a sign of maturity or a providential lack of opportunity or a responsible choice.
None of the above are suggestions to remain passive spectator s or impassive indifferent individuals.
React we must to rectify what we feel is not healthy in the interest of humanity and environment, but hyper reactions and obsessive occupation with negativity may be avoided.
If physical violence can harm the body, then the constant peddling of negativity and victim hood harms both individual and social psychology.
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