Erika Fish

Bringing our Heart into a Bill of Human Rights and Responsibilities

Nobody is going to be more interested in who you are than you. Make it the most worthwhile friendship of your life.

How do any of us respond to adversity and the feelings of injustice it stirs? With all the love you have for your Self. Because when you know your Mind you know what you value. Growing our full worth teaches others how to grow theirs.

We cannot do it alone. It takes presence and the awareness of a Mind that knows itself so that every experience is a moment to decide how we want to feel, so we can be that feeling with peace of Mind. This is the nurturing of Self-respect. Words can be powerful but our actions in recognising what is of our true nature and what is conditioned will always set you apart so you can be the strong guiding presence needed in life for others to follow.

Receiving a Full Education

Enjoying our full human rights comes with ensuring we also enjoy the full responsibility of nurturing our emotional intelligence. The rule of law will otherwise remain a construct in theory. It takes bold courage to be the change, by understanding our Mind, and expanding on our current systems of educating and governing. With Space to Grow we can bring forward all our innate gifts and alter the confusion about what is acceptable behaviour. We can practice loving care, listening and support so its ripple begins to infuse the hearts of our families, friends, and future decision makers.

No where in the Australian Constitution is there a place, a space or a voice that teaches, guides and supports Human connection and the depth of its meaning for a balanced Mind and sustained wellbeing.

Having the skills to know how to nurture a sense of identity to feel our belonging is our natural right and deserves to be embedded into any Constitution as a way of preserving this right.

International law is never far from home and will remain fragile at best if there is no foundations alive within us to support our shared humanity. No matter where we live in the world, our actions will be felt to the detriment or wellbeing of everyone. But, with an education built around a sense of identity, grounded in emotional intelligence we will learn to live as one peoples free from discrimination, segregation, deprivation and gross violations of our most essential human rights.