1. Our perception of the world is the root cause of how we perceive problems.
It involves our beliefs, biases, and judgments, which shape our understanding of reality. This level of perception is deeply personal and subjective.
2. Politicians address effects.
Politicians operate at the effect level, dealing with issues and problems as they manifest in the external world. They propose solutions, policies, and actions to address these effects, often based on public perception and demands.
3. We can't solve problems on the same "level" they were created.
When it comes to perception vs. politics, addressing issues solely at the political level—where policies and external actions operate—is not effective in resolving the root causes rooted in our perceptions.
If our perceptions are still entangled in conflict and discord, political solutions alone will not and can't provide the deep, lasting transformation needed to alleviate the associated pain and suffering.
#thinkgod
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