Dear Readers of GLP. We live in very intransparent, confusing and complex times. Sometimes we are so "bogged down" in our own routines, structures and behaviors that it seems impossible to step away and see it all from "outside the box". Many things are completely "up-side-down". What we think is true, is actually not. What we believe to be false, is often true. And with hindsight, the conclusion is that we know so much more than we did before. It is less a division of experiences into true and false, and more a widening of perspectives.

How can we dig deeper, knowing that this sort of digging really is necessary, both on a personal level so that we can eradicate the roots of aggression and misunderstanding, and on a political/national level, which is what many researchers on GLP are actually doing in their work here.

Questions are a great way of promoting discussion, inspiring creativity, encouraging self-reflection and growing our minds. I will place a new question here every day (as far as possible). I look forward to your answers.

The first question is:


Given that it is possible to view any situation from a different perspective, who have you ‘wrongly’ accused? Have you ‘wrongly‘ accused yourself? What is not yet clear?