The Power in Wrong Hands

A few days ago, I had an exchange of opinions with my husband about the problems we are facing worldwide. My husband was clinging to his idea that the root of conflicts between nations is the cause of the religious idea that divides humanity, an argument with which I disagree in its entirety. In my opinion, it is not the religion that divides the humanity, it’s the insatiable thirst for power of some human beings, who often use means such as religion, need beliefs, political ideas, and even the fear in order to achieve their goals. On occasion, I have heard the people saying, "Give power to a man and you will see his true face" or "Power and money corrupt a man".

I am inclined by the idea that the person does not change, he just let’s flow all the inside feelings without fear of losing his position. Does not the Snake wait for the right moment to attack? The same is a man waiting to be granted the power to teach his true intentions. The thirst for power and unreasonable acquisition is what has led the human being to forget about the things that are most important in life, friendship, love, nature, family and especially the opportunity we have every day to live full of hopes and possibilities of forging a better tomorrow.

Just this weekend I see in the news that in the State of Virginia where some misfit called the organization KKK, were participants in a manifestation of violence and intolerance forged by separatist and discriminatory comments. These kinds of situations are what I was mentioning about when I was talking with my husband about the conflict between nations. It is so beautiful to enjoy the diversity that the world offers us. Learn from different cultures and beliefs, be integrated into a new modality. The world needs more people who are integrators like the governor of Virginia and less separatist like this community. I urge you to integrate and see how similar we can be within our different worlds. That the sense of power is just that an ideology, a feeling, that we are much more than a group or culture. We are what unites the world!

It fills me with much joy to know that we have people like the president of Virginia. There we could see the importance of knowing our roots and inculcating them through our generations and of visualizing the world as what is the place where we all have rights to feel part and not be discriminated against.

Here I Share the Words of the Virginia Governor!

https://twitter.com/UniNoticias/status/896546707948924928

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