Principles to Apply in the Wake of Tragedy
and its Aftermath...
To honor the gravity of this moment and prevent further descent into polarization, we can lean into a process rooted in Ascending Intelligence and dialectical integrity.
Y E S ...WE CAN DO THIS !!!
No ideology justifies murder.
Political violence erodes trust, safety, and the possibility of meaningful change.
2. Humanize the Opponent
CHARLIE KIRK was a husband, a father, a friend, a mentor to many—even those who disagreed with him must recognize his humanity.
Dehumanization is the first step toward justification of harm.
3. Elevate the Dialogue
Instead of silencing voices, we must challenge them with better arguments, deeper empathy, and broader coalitions.
The dialectic thrives when contradiction is met with curiosity, not contempt.
4. Create Safe Spaces for Disagreement
Universities, media platforms, and public forums must recommit to protecting speech while rejecting incitement.
Security protocols must evolve to protect speakers without stifling engagement.
5. Model Ethical Engagement
Leaders and influencers should demonstrate how to disagree without demonizing.
The public must demand accountability from those who exploit tragedy for political gain.
A Call to RebuildThis moment could be a TURNING POINT toward reconciliation and renewal. As one commentator put it, “When voices like Kirk’s are silenced, they’re often replaced by louder, more radical ones”. The antidote isn’t more silence—it’s more courageous, compassionate, dialogue.
Person to person, family to family. community to community, organization to organization, political party to political party, .each and all, to be guided by principles and actions of truth, revelation, the dynamics of cause and effect, and the wisdom and grace of SOURCE.
Respectfully,
