Tag: love

Here’s what doesn’t matter and what does.

Posted on by philipdodson

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Here is what does not matter:

The colour of your skin.

Where you are from.

Your gender.

Your sexual orientation.

How you speak.

What language you speak.

Your religion.

Your age.

How much money you have.

How big your house is.

The job you do.

Your opinions.

Your choices as long as it does not harm others.

There are millions of things that don’t matter, we are all different, there is no right or wrong beyond hurting others in any way.

What matters?

We are all the same, we are all human beings.

We are all equal.

We show love to ourselves and others.

We respect ourselves and others.

We tolerate differences.

We show kindness to ourselves and others.

We look forward for the solutions, not backwards.

We stand as one against the people who choose to hurt others.

What really matters is humanity to all.

Be the change and leader that you want to see, every single on of us matters.

We all need to show up to bring about change.

My dream is that all women, children and men are equal. We are all part of the same human race.

Trust

Posted on by philipdodson

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What happened to trust?

We are all worthy of being trusted as the default approach.

We could all be afforded the benefit of doubt.

We could all be given the opportunity of innocent until proven guilty.

Why do we have a world now that is so full of distrust? Where we apportion a guilty judgement on someone without hesitation? Often relying on very little. Why are we taught to distrust people automatically based on arbitrary things like colour, race, and so many other false measures?

We have it because the system wants to create judgement, distrust, and distractions. It is easy to get us to focus on hating others, distrusting, and reproaching, while they carry on with their agendas.

We could all just choose to trust everyone first and then modify that if required. We are all trying to do our best and sometimes we make errors. However, that does not make us untrustworthy, it means we made a bad choice.

The world would change overnight if we started to trust others first and then set boundaries when people made bad choices.

Trust, love, understanding, compassion will set us apart as a human race. Don’t drink the poison offered to us of hate, distrust, anger, judgement and prejudice.