Let love rule

Somehow the whole of life runs by rules. consciously or uncon­sciously. Espe­ci­ally in the inter­per­so­nal sphere, rules have a special func­tion. But there are the rules of the past and the rules of parents. There are many rules that affect someone perso­nally, although he would not claim these rules for hims­elf. Rules regu­late our inter­ac­tion. They are the fine lines between what one should, may and can do.
 But rules can also be ques­tio­ned. Rules are equal to rules. The sense and purpose of rules should always be checked. Many adults, espe­ci­ally in the field of educa­tion, often notice that they apply rules that are outda­ted or meaningless.
One is welcome to rede­fine this rule. But living social beha­viour accor­ding to fixed rules is an important message for child­ren. Most rules apply equally to all members of the family. Even adults are not exempt from brea­king them.
Rules are orien­ta­tion. They set the direc­tion. Rules must be clear and upheld. But rules must be broken.  In order for them to be reco­gni­zed and accepted as rules at all. But the most important rule that stands above ever­y­thing is always: Let love rule.