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As passionate beings, it's understandable that during the course of our respective lives, an individual would find atleast one Cause (a movement based on certain principles) he/she firmly believes in. This usually borders around the religious, political and social aspects of our lives. Most often, this Causes on their own are beneficial to us and society as a whole. For not only do they enable us to passively advocate our rights but also form a subtle means of indulging ourselves.
The downside to this however, is that it is easy to get carried away by the doctrines we have been taught. Regarding the topic of this post, the common mistake we generally make is that we often lose our sense of right and wrong.
What differentiates us from one another, apart from our physical appearances, are the values and knowledge we have acquired through experiences. This means that a certain action I regard as wrong, owing to my past life, you may deem right.
If a movement is brought forward and it is based on plausible values, we can follow it. But now too strictly that we forget ourselves. There are core messages each and every movement aims to pass along. No Cause is/should be made a rulebook that it's followers must strictly adhere to. That would leave them on thing but mindless fanatics.
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