By
Genuine
We
need reconciliation in our life. The term “Reconciliation” has become
fashionable in our present world. On the contrary, what our world today
needs is a healing of editorship at all levels: Personally, Socially,
nationally, internationally and even cosmically. And especially to the
lives of those who have suffered.
The
world has never needed reconciliation more than it does now as we enter
the 21st century. Just as we start to envision a somewhat more
peaceful society and hope to put the past, blood- soaked centuries behind
us, we witness another horrific and violent event. The September 11
terrorist attacks in the united state killed thousands of people. The
repercussions of those attacks are now uprooting many lives in Afghanistan
while spreading economic and psychological turmoil throughout the world,
all in the name of justice and freedom.
Social
reconciliation is a process of reconstruction. All have been touched in
one way or another by violence, so all have to be engaged in the
rebuilding. It is not the building of a society where there was
non-before. It involves going back over the past and discovering the truth
they’re amid the tangled lies of violence. Social reconciliation is a
process of reconstructing the moral order of society.
According
to the Karen people, we have many who have suffered. Especially the people
who live inside, in their village always they told like this, our live in
relocation site. They have many problems. They never had enough food,
cloths and blankets for them especially for their children. In the cold
season they slept beside the fire to warm them selves. They were not
willing to live in this world anymore. The Burmese Army attack and destroy
their village and burnt all their huts and kill them like animals. So it
is too dangerous to stay and too dangerous to leave.
The
road to reconciliation is to come to terms with the past hurts and
suffering caused by violence. No genuine reconciliation can do away with
dealing with the real cause of suffering. It is a gradual process
precisely because it involves a fundamental repair to human lives,
especially to the lives of those who have suffered.
So that, our people needs peace, freedom, and reconciliation. The
worlds need peacemakers. We hope that one day we will be free and we will
go back to our own country. If we live in our country we will be free and
glad. We really believe that
God will prepare for us.
