The human being is complex and fascinating from many points of view. The gender difference has been an issue for many generations. Every year the 8th on March the women around the world commemorates the international women’s day, they achieved political and social equalities. Through history women have been struggling to claim their rights, indeed women have got laws which give them more social and political opportunities.
Despite this recognition, even this century women are still being treated unequally in comparison with men. Therefore I believe is important that everyone should be educated and illustrated about this process through history, so somehow everybody will be aware about the real situation and how we can contribute with our participation in the society with our female conditions, professionalism, knowledge, skills and thoughts to contribute of our development in balance and comprehension.
We are all together human beings. This proposal does not mean be against men. We have grown up into a particular culture, under the influence of the family and education system. Most men are not aware of women’s condition due to cultural “ignorance”. We both women and men were domesticated in certain paradigms and behaviours that define us, this differences enriching our relationship, as long there is not struggle power.
There are many factors such as culture, race and belief that make differences between everyone, nevertheless we are the same source and energy. Somehow we share similar feelings of love and the need for a relationship with others. However in some cases these differences have increased the conflicts and led to become a racial discrimination, anger and war. Nowadays solve this differences is very important to coexistence in peace and harmony.
Why are we living in sorrow, hatred and disrespect for others? If we share the same house, our planet, we are the same matter, same soul, under the same sun and breathing the same air. I think each person should be start to love and respect himself to find her own love to share this with others.
“Your duty is simply TO BE — not to be this or that” Ramana Marharshi
By, Clarita Isabel Parrado
