02 June 2023
Gajalakshmi Paramasivam
THE
VOICE
As per the communication
from Liberal Party, ‘the Albanese Government
wants to go much further – enshrining a Voice in the Constitution, with few limits to its scope and few details……..Australia’s Constitution is our most
important legal document. Every word can be open to interpretation.
Enshrining
in our Constitution a body for only one group of Australians, means permanently dividing Australians by race.’
As
per the above, ‘Buddhism foremost’ article in the Sri Lankan Constitution was
also divisive. Likewise the 13th Amendment to the Sri Lankan Constitution
which rendered Tamil also equal status.
This
mess happens when we begin tinkering with something that needs to be venerated.
The Constitution that has served us well has now become an Elder. Any change to the thought-structure of an
Elder, would cause pain to that Elder. We need to respect Elders and ‘share’
with them through submissions but not ‘give’ them benefits.
Each
Time period and each land block carries its own Energy. This means, we write
our own karma/fate within those boundaries. If written as per our truth within
the time or place boundaries, those laws become our Elders. Indigenous folks wrote
their own constitution and have been acknowledged as Elders by the government,
on behalf of all Australians. If Indigenous Australians are rendered ‘special
voice ’ then all migrant groups also would need to be facilitated by the government
of Australia, out of current funds, to practice their own indigenous culture.
Time based vote v Place
based vote
Autocracy
is Time based vote. It has vertical
hierarchy, as per the length of time one has been in one place. In Democracy time is ‘stilled’ and the numbers at that
place determine who is first amongst equals. The group that uses ‘Time based
seniority would not be empowered by Democracy and v.v.
One
who truly owns does not need relative measures. The measures are merely for
reference purposes. Elders are true owners. In Australia, such true owners include
migrants who became true Australians by absorbing discrimination pain without
profiting from it.
As
bliss is causeless happiness, ownership is formless feeling.
When
Elders are brought into the voting system, it renders them ‘form’ and hence
amounts to separatism. That is the lesson learnt by Sri Lankan Sinhalese &
Tamils. It is a lesson that if learnt, would protect Australian Governments from
living in the past and causing conflict in the present. Let us respect the past
as a Sovereign entity with its own powers.
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