The Human Experience Analysis

The human experience is the struggles and joys of life. The interactions we have with our parents, friends and complete strangers. Everyone on earth has a human experience, but none of our human experiences are exactly the same. Our joys are different, our struggles are different. All humans experience pain, suffering, sadness and loss in different way, but it is the happy times we have that make all the bad times worth it. Without the bad we wouldn’t experience the same feeling of joy in the good times. The bad times give us a greater understanding of what it means to be happy. The documentary deals with the pain and suffering of all types of different people a young man from New York who has problems with his father, homeless people struggling for the basic human essentials of food, water and shelter. Children in Peru, with all different medical struggles. Children in Africa who don’t have much and Lepers who have been abandoned by society. However through all this sadness we see joy in all. A lesson we should all take from this is no matter how bad things are for us, don’t dwell on the bad look forward to the good times. The best example of this to me was the
Justice by definition is giving people what they are due. While with the homeless people we see people struggling for food, clean water and shelter. All humans are due those things to live. We see people give food away to these people, we see food kitchens helping the homeless. They are giving the homeless what they are due as humans, because all humans have dignity. It is something we are born with, as a human we deserve a certain amount of respect just for being alive. Humans must be merciful and help others, at some point in your life you will need help with something no one can truly make it on their own forever. We see through the film that we should help people, because at some point we will want someone to help