It seems that the world has slowly been falling under the spell of radical subjective realism. These days, anyone who makes a statement can and will be challenged as to its accuracy based on "Its just a matter of perspective or personal opinion". Gone are the days of being positive about something.... of absolute truth.… Continue reading Objective Reality and Subjective Reality
Category: Social Order
The importance of Society in relation to the Individual
"While it is important for individuals to have the freedom to pursue their own interests and desires, it is also crucial for them to recognize the importance of the broader society and to work together to ensure its well-being. Balancing individual and collective interests is essential for a healthy and thriving society" A conversation What… Continue reading The importance of Society in relation to the Individual
The 10 Commandments translated into Social Rules
Some folks think that to post a copy of the 10 Commandments in schools is laughable.... here is a quick thought about how these things fit modern society. (Quite frankly, there are those that need a "dad" ready to spank them in order for them to act properly, and there are those who are grown… Continue reading The 10 Commandments translated into Social Rules
Is there a type of government which can be free of corruption?
Short answer: No. What is the best we can do to limit corruption? We can build a democratic system with checks and balances...... done.....Did it fix the corruption problem? No. Why? Because humans always find "workarounds". So can we ever fix the corruption and abuse of power that runs like a thick rope throughout our… Continue reading Is there a type of government which can be free of corruption?
Society’s role in Maslow’s Heirarchy of needs
Not love, but a strong society and social law and order is what raises humans above the level of basic physiological and safety needs, and creates a safe environment where sympathy and compassion can be safely expressed. If our sense of safety is present, the higher levels of Maslows heirarchy of needs becomes visible.
More notes on Society’s role in human behaviour
A large dose of realistic thinking would sure help us right now. If we would realize that human society is the only thing that keeps humans from acting like animals, then we would protect and grow what we have built as the jewel that it is. 🤠🪶 Tribalism is rooted deep in our evolutionary minds,… Continue reading More notes on Society’s role in human behaviour
A Rock for Society to Build Itself on
The world of humans has found itself in a tumultuous state. Through the ages, many types of society have tried and ultimately failed in their attempts to base their society on their idea of functional and fair concepts. It is not that many of the individual social rules which have been built are wrong, but… Continue reading A Rock for Society to Build Itself on
Inner Freedom and Social Freedom
We are correct in thinking that each of us have the right of freedom, to be the person we feel we are, inside in our inner arena. The issue is, there is another level of our existence, that we bump into where any other person enters into that arena, and that is the level we… Continue reading Inner Freedom and Social Freedom
Social Structure & the Inner Life
Not that long ago, there used to be a worldview that most folks understood. One where there were relatively fixed concepts that people could live their life by and to guide them. Society didn't function at 100%, but at a relatively high success rate.... But i don't think that 100% is achievable in any culture… Continue reading Social Structure & the Inner Life
Our level of existence and its impact on society
Levels of existence: (Which one are we practising?) 1. Gathering sustenance to survive, regardless of anyone else. (Doing whatever the f*ck i want) 2. Sharing with others because we might need their help some day too. 3. Considering other folks, and treating them the way we want to be treated. (walking a mile in another… Continue reading Our level of existence and its impact on society
Reality is Dharma 