The Right to Expression....Spiritual Practices

Sacrifice is a willful action where a person chooses to deny themself something.
The choice is driven by a need or a desire.
Sacrifice is hard, so that if one makes this choice,
declaring it as their right gives it much more power and possibility.

As with all Rights for a Right-full Life,

the action of sacrifice provides a benefit
to the life of the person who sacrifices and,
maybe, to those people close to them.

Sacrificial actions do not harm self or other beings.
Some examples of sacrifice may be the renunciation of

 a certain food, a chemical, a behavior, or a relationship.

For example, monk may take a vow of silence in order to achieve a state of contemplation.
Something is given up, but a better life awaits.

I declare the Right to Sacrifice.

What have you sacrificed, or what would like to sacrifice?

This right is supported by many rights:

the Right to Ethical and Voluntary Choice, the Right to Accountability,
the Right to Happiness, the Right to Inner Tranquillity,
the Right to Respect, and the Right to Body Care.



Thanks to commenters:  MLV, LZ, DH63.