The Art of “Collective Goodness”

New Article sent to NO Globalization by  Mr. Zahi Sahli

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It’s a world of selfishness, the world we dwell. Not that it has been this vicious forever… But it is the fact that we adopt the rule of “every man for himself” that has devalued the ever-so valuable justice. Equilibrium and balance are a necessity in creating a successful society-and balance here isn’t restricted to financial equality. The fact that many eras have been successful in attaining more happiness, less stress and a lower suicide level than the modern times is extremely intriguing. Happiness is therefore not a direct result to an evolution in technology. Rather, it is directly influenced by the evolution of the human side of the society. Man has ever wondered about and chased the ultimate happiness, searching for a way to capture satisfaction once and for all. The sexual satisfaction, the happiness of receiving a gift, the delight after one’s own child is born, or the thrill of finding love is eventually covered by the coats of human selfishness. However, a feeling of internal happiness can be a form of energy and can thus be transported from one person to another. “Collective good” refers to the theory that states that the material on earth should have collective ownership. In other words, everybody owns everything, with equal shares without capital. But the focus of this article is “collective goodness” which I regard as the human side of the collective thought. How does it work? It’s quite simple. If a man treats his friend well, his friend will return the good behavior. Both of them will influence their surrounding in the same manner, giving the positive energy out to other people; those people will have a different circle of friends they can carry their energy to. By and by, the circle will grow. Compromise will come from two sides at a time and the positive energy can fill the once-miserable folks of this denatured, liberal world.

Zahi Sahli

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