Our Mistakes

I seek permission to act in such a way as to not offend anyone.
Will all religions allow me rightful and righteous freedoms as a person in order to achieve that equality?
The existing dogmas and paradigms assigned to populations in different parts of the world, will they clash or come together in order to appease the human right to live?
I insist that although individuality will play a role in the outcome, the force with which change will first emerge and later begin to supplant fear should be enough to bring tranquility back into the equation.

I seek permission because of hate, misunderstanding, deeply held misconceptions, pride, the inability to see past one's own wants, the persecution of our fellow human-kindred, and lack of knowledge. We are hostages of our beliefs, detained by the unrelenting desires that never materialize, and by dreams that farfetched as they are we rather trample those before us than give them a hand in the event they could help us with.

I am at the mercy of myself, because I ask permission understanding fully and quite well the deceptions that harden our hearts as adults, the fears that as children mold us, and the inability to see past our mistakes.