The basic human rights

• Right to your own perception
• Right to clear information
• Freedom of choice

This seems to be very self explanatory, but to use it in everyday life is very difficult. Sure we try to fight for our own rights . But do we at the same time allow others to preserve their rights…?
This is where it becomes tricky. The one that seems to get violated the most is the “right to your own perception”. We often like to control the way others see things and when they do not agree we tell them they are wrong.
As you can tell this is not a black and white situation . We come from different vantage points to a situation and see things from a different angle. Once we communicate and listen to each other we would recognize that we are often talking about the same thing ,we are just perceiving it differently. Since we are using our senses selectively, we could gain so much by listening and respecting someone else’s point of view. Often it is not a matter of being right or wrong, but rather gaining a wider and additional perspective to the same situation.

“Clear information”: We should be allowed to ask questions until the information is clear to us.

“Freedom of choice”: As we collect clear information we now have the freedom of choosing what to do with it. But so often we are supposed to accept the information or answer we are getting as the only choice. We are often expected to give up our freedom of choice after asking a question…
We do not like when this happens to us, but always ask yourself. “ Am I doing the same thing onto others???