I totally agree with the idea that we should expect others to have differing ideas and that there is nothing wrong with being proven wrong. However, I struggle with totally agreeing with the idea that it's okay for people to sometimes be rude. For example, you could be having a bad day where you find yourself snapping at someone unfairly. Whilst not ideal, if you later acknowledged that you'd been snappy and apologised, then you might be forgiven for snapping. However, if you were the type of person to fail to carry out some self-reflection and acknowledge that you may have treated another person unfairly, then being rude to someone even sometimes is not acceptable as that would possibly indicate that you thought it was okay to be rude to another fellow being without any consideration of the impact you may have had on their well-being.

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I really like this article. It is something I personally have been trying to do for a while now. 

Thanks for sharing!

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You present a very rational approach to a very complex problem that is rampant in human nature. You are right in what you say, and it does, to many, appear that some of these things should be common sense such as understanding that we are all unique individuals. 

In the perfect world, we would have this figured out. However, I feel that since not being able to understand others is nearly engrained in most of us, the real battle won is just having the understanding that being open minded and caring of others is the best we can do.  Great thoughts and a pleasing article here. Cheers

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Enjoyed reading this. I always say that if people would just wake up and change their perception, they could then in turn change their lives. It's realizing that if there is something in our lives we don't like or want to change, we need to change the way we are looking at those things.

Oh Wow! I love this blog! :) I love meeting people who are not like me, there is always so much to learn and so many ways to view life! :)

You got my vote and a resteem :)

A lot of that rings true especially about the need to be right. We can all be arseholes like that so for me a few minutes per day of self reflection is valuable. Put yourself in your own shoes, we are so stimulated with what's going on around us we forget what we are trying to achieve ourselves and this may be just something as simple as being a nice guy.

Hi, @sauravrungta

Thanks for sharing this powerful article. I was really blessed when i was reading it.

I think, Humans are a product of NATURE AND NURTURE. Nature comprises of our Environment while Nurture comprises of  our believes. Everyone was brought up in a different way.

But the solution is LOVE. Being tolerant with everybody is the solution to the problems we face in the world today. Let us love one another as we love ourselves

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This article describes one word: empathy. We need more empathy in this world. Keep up the encouragement!

Upped and resteemed! Thank you so much for sharing!

Very informative and furthermore very factual much respect

A very intelligent post~
I often say that world travel is one of the best educations one can get. Especially when one visits non touristy areas and stays in small local places and interacts with the actual local cultures. 
As you say there really are 7.5 billion worlds as we are all experiencing it differently!
This is all the more reason to travel, discuss and empathize with people. 
I like this post. Seems like you post some stuff I would like to see and interact with. Hope to see you soon!

I really enjoy reading your articles. Thank you again 😊

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That's a very valid point you made in this post. We are always so engrossed with our own way of thinking that we fail to comprehend the perspective of other people. I think this where the quality of selflessness comes into picture. We should realize we are just a tiny dot in the entire picture, we cannot be right all the time.

I loved Fitzgerald's quote on intelligence! When I think about putting myself in other's shoes and still function, I consider the fact that one of the hardest things to do is knowing your right, and letting others win regardless. 

I think of life like a game. Some are playing chess and some are playing checkers. Those who show a first rate intelligence are able to jump between both games effortlessly! Great post!

Very informative post