According to Martin Luther King Jr. " We are caught in an escapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affect one directly, affects all indirectly." It is inevitable that a society which varies in culture, religion, races, and even customs must understand that they need to embrace the differences as they live in a multiracial country. Decisions and choices that are made by every individual will either improve …show more content…
But how is it possible to achieve it with so little cooperation? Let’s start off with the basic by creating harmony in our relationship with others. Paramahansa Yogananda states that "The greatest of all happiness, next to divine happiness, is to be at peace with one’s immediate relations, those with whom one must live every day in the year. When people try to handle the extremely complicated machinery of human feelings without any training whatsoever, the consequent results are often disastrous. Very few persons realize that most of our happiness lies in the art of understanding the law of human …show more content…
Bear in mind that, "fools argue; wise men discuss." People hardly put themselves in other people’s situation but yet comments about people’s life. This is known as the human nature. The society must also learn to cultivate unity in diversity at their workplace by acknowledging every respective party for their contribution. Respect one another and provide assistance to each other in order to maintain the company's image. Employees ought to build relationships by improving their perception and trusting to foment inclusion. Besides, allowing staffs in decision-making to boost their involvement as part of the company. All these enable the idea of harmony within diversity to be instilled in society. Harmony within diversity lies the very beauty of human civilizations. It is a must to cherish with appreciation and to be practiced. Nurturing a commonality of all civilizations it is the people’s