The Call of Reconciliation and Peace

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Wael Sadra

The Organization Consultant

A lot we ask and hope in life, and after the wait comes the response to which we give our backs not realizing that this is the response for which we asked for, because we do not know how it will happen or how we’re going to get it.
If you think that the thing you are asking and its response will be clear as the sun, here I am telling you that up close, the sun does not look as we see it.
In the past, before the high dam in Egypt, the Nile would flood every year and destroy all the crops for people, and they would get sad and mad before they realized that the flood was fertilizing and providing the land with the silt and minerals it needed.
So, things are not how they look, and so we get what we asked for but because we see things how they appear, we reject and lose.
If something were to happen or we learned about something we had never seen or learned before, we deny, attack and accuse, because we think that we know the whole truth, we unconsciously, think that every new to us is untrue.
And this is how we deal with everyone different than us or does not look like us.
The beginning to change is realizing our need to come closer and gain the knowledge in order to get what we are asking for.

The founder & CEO: Persis Aurum

Societies are governed by laws to limit the violent tendency, but minds remain bound by the obsession with “the forbidden and the wrong, the best and the worst.” the assumption of accepting the other remains within us as virtue, not a right.
The feeling of reserve and sanctity hides within a violent tendency against everything that seems different from their beliefs. The intangible and what is not known is “sinful and forbidden”. The forbidden must be cut off, separated, and discarded from our lives (so everything became forbidden to everyone). People were divided and disputed, wars broke out, and people were exterminated for the sake of what was forbidden. For the sake of distinction and sanctification. Is reform murder, separation, and ostracism?… Hatred, murder, separation, ostracism, and non-integration have become the characteristic of sanctification, perfection, and faith. And so we are calling on everyone to reconcile for the sake of world peace. Through change, together we can write and draw the dream of new societies characterized by friendship and peace, from division to unity. We differ intellectually, ideologically, or even ethnically, so we make from our differences cultural value, so we all navigate through knowledge.
Differences do not create differences, but rather create a scientific intellectual encyclopedia with which we develop from our limited minds. To unleash our minds and explore the sciences of religions, cultures, and technology. We strive forward to change and transform society to keep pace with scientific and technological development. We are approaching a new era of openness to knowledge, for it is the time to break away from the old societal cultures established by our ancestors that had the approach and the law for their lives, and to write our own approach, culture, and civilization and chronicle them in a new encyclopedia for future generations to read and learn from, an encyclopedia that brings together everyone with their differences, an encyclopedia that records acceptance, respect, reconciliation, and unity. (Differences without disagreements or disputes) We are united by the umbrella of one humanity with all its rights and advantages, new origins branching out around us, granting strength, security and peace.