Beyond our differences
Beyond our Differences – 3 Speaker Analysis
“Do not do to others what would cause pain if done to you” - Hinduism (Mahabharata) This is the golden rule that shows up at the end of the movie, “Beyond our Difference”. The rule originates from Confucianism, but also wise words of the Hinduism. In today’s society, people are treating one another crucially. They are split in variance social class, and the poor, often get treated in a terrible way. The problem in this society is that people concentrate on themselves and believing that they are the center of the universe. They would do anything that would satisfy the needs among themselves, even though it means to damage or cause harm to another person. However, people would not consider the fact that their reaction could cause harm to the other. They would not deliberate or considered it a couple of times before the reaction has been completed. Humans overlooked the result that will happen if the reaction was done to them. How would they feel? If they were treated the way they used to treat others, they would definitely feel the same discomfort. As they said, “Treat others the way you want to be treated”. If we treat them in a malicious way, be prepared and be expecting to receive the pain back. It does not matter when it will come back to you. The sooner or later, people would be sick of your reaction and start treating you back the same way you treated them. This quote teaches us to re-think before we start the act. Because once the act is shown, we could never take it back again. If you knew that your action could cause pain to another, then it would probably be painful if it will happen to you as well. If people would stop having themselves as the center of the universe, this planet would be a much better place. There would be no wars, fights, or death. We will discover love with towards one another and people would not treat harm to others. Therefore, follow what the quote says, “Do not do to others
“Do not do to others what would cause pain if done to you” - Hinduism (Mahabharata) This is the golden rule that shows up at the end of the movie, “Beyond our Difference”. The rule originates from Confucianism, but also wise words of the Hinduism. In today’s society, people are treating one another crucially. They are split in variance social class, and the poor, often get treated in a terrible way. The problem in this society is that people concentrate on themselves and believing that they are the center of the universe. They would do anything that would satisfy the needs among themselves, even though it means to damage or cause harm to another person. However, people would not consider the fact that their reaction could cause harm to the other. They would not deliberate or considered it a couple of times before the reaction has been completed. Humans overlooked the result that will happen if the reaction was done to them. How would they feel? If they were treated the way they used to treat others, they would definitely feel the same discomfort. As they said, “Treat others the way you want to be treated”. If we treat them in a malicious way, be prepared and be expecting to receive the pain back. It does not matter when it will come back to you. The sooner or later, people would be sick of your reaction and start treating you back the same way you treated them. This quote teaches us to re-think before we start the act. Because once the act is shown, we could never take it back again. If you knew that your action could cause pain to another, then it would probably be painful if it will happen to you as well. If people would stop having themselves as the center of the universe, this planet would be a much better place. There would be no wars, fights, or death. We will discover love with towards one another and people would not treat harm to others. Therefore, follow what the quote says, “Do not do to others