In Module 4, you have learned how to deal with conflicts and resolve them in non-violent ways. Differences among people cannot be avoided. You will encounter different people with different culture wherever you go. It is up to you how you handle these differences. Will it be a hindrance for you to understand others better? Or are you ready to set aside differences to become a better person? The answer lies in your hand.

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In Module 4, you have learned how to deal with conflicts and resolve them in non-violent ways. Differences among people cannot be avoided. You will encounter different people with different culture wherever you go. It is up to you how you handle these differences. Will it be a hindrance for you to understand others better? Or are you ready to set aside differences to become a better person? The answer lies in your hand.

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Differences among people cannot be avoided, indeed. But it's not going to be a hindrance for me to understand others better. For example, our OFW's. They may go to other places for them to earn from their families. However, in order for them not to be shamed, they should practice the cultures they do so that things will turn out to be fine throughout their stay. Hence, I know that this particular non-violent solution will only help me out all along as I get to embrace the world of different cultures.