The morals such as tolerance, understanding, patience,
forgiveness, mercy, care and love …etc; can be found in different people
regardless their ages, genders, places, positions or social degrees. Well
appreciated because the reasons from applying them in life aren’t due the
benefits to get something from in return, neither because of the power they’ve;
but because of the desire to be close the most possible to perfection. That’s
why the best right you may give to others is the one you do it willingly before
being requested for, and the most generous doing you may do is when you don’t
need anything from that person in return.
The powerful morals aren’t the same ones that the
powerful people do, but they’re the ones which affect deeply even if it doesn’t
largely affect, whether on the person himself on others around. Whereas the
powerful people may affect largely and quickly even with the horrible morals
they do. The powerful morals too are the ones which exceed the focus on self to
others too, they’re the ones which show the responsible side of a person
towards himself and others at once instead being silly irresponsible running
after desires and only.
In this way we can define each moral alike, and the
principle isn’t the fears and only, also not the fact to get something in
return necessarily. But a personal target to recover the humanitarian side into
the person without being blindly guided to his desires and lust. And the
question comes in mind here is: which morals are needed to make us closer to
the human perfection? Also what’s the utility of being so if we don’t see its
effects, neither we’re feeling satisfied from the situation of being perfect?
Before that, let's describe what could the human
perfection mean? it's a known fact that the human has a shortage and many
flaws, which negates the perfection. but the concept we mean here is the fact
of being a minded entity, having a sedate logic, his priorities aren't for
materialistic stuff, neither for lust in expense of his mind. In this case
there will be flaws aswell, but not same amount as the first time. Also the
reasons to fall in stupidities are reasonable in comparing with the first case,
that's what may the human perfection means. to be human as it's supposed to be.
The answer of this question is based on the second
condition to explain the origins of morals (not due the fears that push to
renouncing).The matter is why this concept of life can’t help us to be
committed to good morals and principles, I mean when we think that the life is
only one and we must live is to the fullest.
When the person is limited on this concept in his view
to life, then the success will be to reach his goals anyway, regardless the
nature of ways to achieve them. In this situation; if there is a way to do
something to get the target (even inappropriate way) but possible to escape
from punishment; so the success according this concept is worthy to do in such
way. Because that person has some fears really, but not enough to stop him when
he was inspired somehow by an outlet to avoid all that and to continue towards
his goals. It means his principles and priorities in life aren’t ordered in
proper way as they should be. That’s because of the distorted concept of life
that he adopted for himself.
And I finish with this too; which concepts for life
that can make us consider all these stuff and adopt the proper morals in common
between us? And before this; what’s the reference that’s helpful to realize the
good morals to apply for our lives?
The conscience plays an important role in this matter,
I mean about being a reference for the measurement of morals which ones are
needed and which ones are not. The unconscious people can’t be judged for their
doings, like someone mad because he’s not responsible on his actions. But the
conscience is a magical addition into the human which is able to show what’s
true to do and what’s not. That conscience is in common between all people, and
it can judge any action to decide whether it’s a good or bad action. Everything
that’s going wrongly; it touches deeply our conscience and brings the feeling
of grief. But it’s not always possible to play such role because sometimes the
reliance on deep and wrong convictions according to the personal view, may
deform the conscience and so its measurement. In other words; having a wrong
start from certain convictions will lead to reach a wrong end while judging an
action.
Getting used to a fact, can promote that into
convictions, when the environment (family friends and so on), the habits, and
traditions all together push to a certain direction, the way will be easy to
get convinced. And what if those bases were wrong, so the convictions will be
also so.
Then in same context with what we've discussed
before; what will be effective - as
reference- to teach ourselves correct and new convictions that can be common
morals in our lives ? i’ll try another time to reply at this question , and i
give you a time to think again also.
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