🔆 How many of you believe we are experiencing serious issues with climate change?

🔆 How many not sure?

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I think it’s an interesting discussion since there are still those out there who don’t believe in climate change.

What about you?

For me I take the studies, and if the science proves a thing, then not much to argue about afterwards but having said that, I by no means am a closed book after concluding on something.

Because basing your ideas on what you think is concrete and deciding there is nothing else to learn is a mistake.

OPINION:

What one person believes is always going to be just a measure of knowledge about that one subject within the greater universe.

It’s this limited knowledge that each of us has access to at any immediate time, that allows me or anybody else to form an opinion.

A lone dogged opinion, however, is the equivalent of taking the first full stop off the page out of a series of full stops and insisting it is greater then the others and better then the lessons that lead up to those full stops not worth looking at.

Don’t we always attempt to read most of a book, if not all of it?

A good and necessary thing to keep in mind is this:

🪽 Others always have the right to their own thinking and reasoning.

“It doesn’t necessarily make somebody else wrong just because you believe your own thoughts are right.”

Xavior Geis

We can all tend to be like that can’t we at times, but it only produces divisions and misunderstandings if we each insist on our own logic as the right way or the highway.

And being wronged does not mean you fail.

  • It is a signal to open up and learn.

  • It asks for a reset of understanding.

  • It asks for flexibility and expansion of ideas in our quest to connect to a greater version of self and each other.

Nothing ever productive and constructively focused is born from arrogance and haughtiness, so when we share with one another, let’s be sure to really hear what others have to say, and why.

Let them speak, listen, acknowledge. Ask they do the same for you.

Don’t let emotion get in the way.

Just listen in an unbiased fashion with this one thought in mind as you do:

🪽 I have my thoughts and the other person is allowed to have theirs.

Think:

  1. What could we share with each other respectfully?

  2. What new angle could we glean together?

There is too much division and hatred over the littlest of things in the world.

Pride, greed, ego.

Those things do not bring people together.

I greatly admire Keanu Reeves.

He is a real example of what it is to be human.

He asks for nothing, giving freely in order to benefit others and it’s the smile and joy in others because of his anonymous giving, that is the gift he gives himself.

Make this a goal.

Be ready to listen first, learn something new and adapt if need be. Avoid the urge to correct, argue and shame others for their differences.

Xavior Geis

Keeping an open mind is paramount to growing and learning as an individual.

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Here’s to you,

Xavior.

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