A saying in the political arena that the same things are done together whereas different things are set aside is very correct. Such a saying can be used in other sectors such as business, social relations and all community works.
Even if there are two persons, their attitudes and perspectives cannot coincide with each other. If so, their concepts will be different. As a consequence, they need to negotiate their attitudes to go forward. Some of their attitudes and perspectives may be equal but some concepts may be different. Hence, they need to negotiate different things after they have done things in line with their equal attitudes and perspectives.
That is why the people of Myanmar in all arenas including political and peacemaking sectors have the chance to firmly grasp their attitudes. But they should have to analyze and criticize themselves whether they are ready to abandon their attitudes whenever the interests of individuals or relevant organizations are compared to that of the nation for the sake of the people.
If they cannot negotiate the different things, they should not worry about that they set aside these different things as pending cases. When they have completed the implementation of things based on similar attitudes and perspectives, some pending cases may automatically ease difficult sections due to the effects of endeavours in the implementation process, especially mutual understanding and mutual trust.
If so, there will remain a few cases to be solved. At this juncture, accomplishments and fruits of success in implementing the agreed things will contribute to easing the restrictions of both sides over the remaining pending cases through mutual trust, respect, understanding and fraternity.
In solving the problems, if both sides related to the cases do not have flexible-mindedness, everything between them never meets success. If so, both sides will face undesirable results. To avoid such things of cases, everybody needs to understand that nobody can be correct in attitudes and outlooks and everybody may change their ideas, attitudes and stances depending on situations which must benefit the nation and the people.
Moreover, some cases which cannot be solved in a moment should be left, and both sides need to go ahead to solve further problems step by step. As such, they have to make utmost efforts in solving the problems together. When they march towards the goal together, they may leave some unimportant and unsolved things which cannot disturb them en route to the goal. These situations are based on fraternity.
That is why the people of Myanmar in all arenas including political and peacemaking sectors have the chance to firmly grasp their attitudes. But they should have to analyze and criticize themselves whether they are ready to abandon their attitudes whenever the interests of individuals or relevant organizations are compared to that of the nation for the sake of the people.
