It’s not a conspiracy

A different view, that’s not a conspiracy or dangerous, it’s simply a different view.

Censorship comes from the mind and its ego, the fear of being wrong. The challenge with any form of censorship is that it is arbitrary and likely to change.

All views are temporary mind forms and there is no right or wrong, as that is all perspective.

Fearing another view is an insecurity about our own beliefs and perhaps there is something to hide.

Curiosity is essential and that might require having a different view and certainly requires at least asking a question.

Lens of judgement

When we choose judgement over empathy, we are not allowing ourselves to appreciate the other person’s circumstances. We do not know what is happening, or has happened, in another person’s life that may have conditioned them or caused them to react in a way that we may judge as incorrect.

If we choose to observe without evaluation and respond from a position of empathy and peace within us, then we may find that we are viewing others as the beautiful human soul that we all are and that we so often miss through our lens of judgement.