Facing violations of fundamental human rights requires making tough decisions when dealing with their negative consequences no one knows anything about. Let me use an example. Imagine someone is violating your privacy, accessing all privileged information you’ve contact with, stealing all knowledge you produce, and using such a violation to create new businesses all around the globe with your ideas. The scenario implies someone with huge global influence violating the rights of a person with (usually) limited resources. If no evidence can be gathered from that scenario to end such a violation, how could such a person face the negative consequences of that awful scenario? The answer is simple: keeping consciousness at hand and getting prepared to face the presence of darkness in the surroundings and anything associated with it. Such a strategy doesn’t offer any guarantee the violation will ever end but it ensures we can make it count when we’ve the opportunity of ending that scenario consciously and meaningfully, protecting life and caring about it as the ultimate goal.


It’s extremely important we keep consciousness at hand, no matter the circumstances. We need to use the heart of our privacy to perform our body and mind training, understanding the periods of suffering we may be experiencing, and establishing a strong and clear relation with the presence of darkness in the surroundings. It’s extremely important we get intimidated by such a presence no more. The goal of such a presence is making us conditioned to perform brainless and awful actions in public, and usually against innocent people that have no idea about the atrocities darkness is promoting in the roots of society, boosting the growth of hatred culture.


We need to become the superhero of our existence, defending our own perspective and relativity by keeping consciousness at hand and performing our body and mind training to step into our personal evolution. It’s also important to understand the concept of justice only exists within the agreed conventions we’ve established in the society we’re part of, and it’s just an illusion created to rule dishonoured acts. There’s no guarantee that all evidence gets presented, implying biased decisions issued by a person who (sometimes) has no idea that some evidence was either manipulated or removed from the process (e.g., search for Innocence Project to find more about different types of injustice committed within the context of the justice system we’ve established in the society we’re part of).


The moment we realise we live in a society that is totally established on top of illusions, it’s the moment we understand that fundamental human rights are mandatory for everyone, and they’re non-negotiable no matter the circumstances. Disregarding the presence of fundamental human rights for anyone (not matter who) is disregarding the presence of common laws at all, implying a similar environment observed during ancient times, where the skills with a sword, the intelligence, wisdom, and mainly, the honour of people were the pillars for what we call justice today.


Namaste 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓



Written by Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp).


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