We are responsible for our actions and thoughts

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We have no doubt Responsible for our thoughtsactions, but also those things that can have an impact, or even if it is not my own action, if I remain silent, if I speak, if I express my opinion, if I do nothing, I am responsible.

More importantly, we must know that we are directly or indirectly involved in everything.

In her anger, the queen demands that the guilty be convicted for the slightest offense, regardless of whether he has done it or not, and only kill the guilty. We do this to release the sins; Attack Firstcondemning, not accepting our responsibility or demanding justice accordingly, despite not researching or delving into the facts.

Dictators don’t like this.

Professional and critical journalism practice is a fundamental pillar of democracy. That is why it troubles those who think they are in possession of the truth.

In the story Alice in Wonderlandwritten by Lewis Carroll, one of the most famous phrases is the one in which the Queen asks “Let them chop off his head.”

The Queen is blindly angry and will demand the slightest offense. Condemn the guiltywhether he did it or not, just kill the culprit, that’s what we have to do To solve the crime, attack firstcondemning, not accepting our responsibility or demanding justice accordingly, despite not researching or delving into the facts.

Responsible, committed to our concept of what it means to be guilty or to blame others, we live with the need to: I don’t know what that is, but I’m not, someone must be. Even if we don’t find something we used recently, we assume someone took it from us, or moved it, without making the effort to remember what I did with it the last time I had it.

this fault “In Freud’s terms, it is impossible to reconcile the social morality of a father or mother with the impulse to escape and seek satisfaction.”

Blame each other, look for the culprit, Reasoning without argument is part of the fabric of our livesmaybe this makes us more willing to blame rather than think about what part of what happened I am responsible for. Obviously, in many of our daily events, these examples will be exhausting, in politics, in struggles, in the economy, in poverty, in climate change, in my building, in my neighborhood, in my country, what happens is blamed on the fault of others.

Society teaches us to feel like victims and project our problems onto others. That’s why we say things like “You made my day miserable” or “I’m angry right now because of you.” We are wrong to say this because we are not always angry when someone behaves in a certain way. It all depends on our mood at the time or what the other person said, which concerns me, and that’s why I avoid taking responsibility.

Guilt: How to get rid of this feeling?

Letting others be responsible for our emotions is nothing more than evading our own responsibilities and causing conflicts with others.

We are responsible for our own lives in every aspect. We cannot blame anyone else for our experiences, even if we find a thousand excuses for not stopping to think about my situation, or what I did or didn’t do, in relation to that reaction or that event.

Do it Another person become Responsible Our emotions are simply a way of absolving ourselves of our own responsibility.”

this fault In Freudian terms, it is impossible to reconcile the social morality of a father or mother with the drive to strive for satisfaction.

Guilt is part of our neurosis, but it is also our heaviest emotion, and we don’t always adequately address what it awakens in us.

The inability to resolve guilt is also linked to our mental health because when we don’t accept responsibility, we tend to believe that what happened was due to chance, bad luck, or that other people wanted to hurt us, leading to distorted beliefs in all aspects of reality, affecting emotions and relationships.

There is another side, the need to make amends for the wrongs of others, and even the desire for something, the experience of compassion.”

Holding others responsible for our emotions is nothing more than a way of absolving ourselves of our own responsibility and often leads to conflict with others.

But there is also another side, the need to make up for the faults of others, and even wanting some experience of compassion for things that are unfinished or unresolved, like a person who takes on all the faults of others, in order to make amends for human nature.

Humanity has forgotten that we are all shareholders in the wheel of life, we are all part of it.

To illustrate this narrative, there is no better story than the one dictated by Borges on his deathbed, where betrayal, execution, and guilt stayed with him until the end.

and unpublished short texts that Maria Cordoma discovered during her quarantine, which she had written down and had Borges dictate to her personally, “From the moment of my birth, I have entered into a very mysterious debt with a stranger who died on the morning of such and such a day in such and such a month in 1871,” referring to Borges’s soldier grandfather, who would say: “I was born thirty years later. A vague sense of guilt links me to that dead man. I know that I owe him a compensation, but that he will not receive it. I dictated this useless page on November 19, 1985,” and the author would die the following year.

Grandfather Francisco Borges signed the sentence against Silvano Acosta, who was arrested in a raid following Urquiza’s death.
After Urquiza’s murder, Jordan Montonera laid siege to Paraná. One morning, they rode into the square, turned around and slapped their mouths, shouting “Sapucai”, making fun of the troops. They had no other ideas than to capture the city. To relieve the siege, the government sent the Second Line Infantry Regiment. There were no vacancies, and some vagabonds were recruited from the taverns and shabby houses of the Bajo. Acosta was captured during that raid, which was common at the time.

Borges felt he had to make amends for that death, and that’s how many of us feel when we want to make amends, when many choose to outsource responsibility and not take responsibility for our own affairs.

So if we just want to change this humanity, to start taking charge of our actions, our intentions and why not our desires, is to start repairing this suffering humanity, is to start taking responsibility, is to start making a difference, one chooses whether to repair or blame someone else, maybe it is always best to repair or at least hold ourselves accountable.