the risk of large-scale suffering repeating itself is always present, no matter how much some think that the progress achieved is already guaranteed forever and ever.
To avoid it, we can take our toolbox and use three of them:
1.- Improving ourselves, for a start. Since we have a natural tendency to do harm, reinforced by the education received and by the influence of the herd and tradition, it is necessary to restrain those impulses, except in cases of legitimate self-defense against an aggressor. In general, it is good to be true to ourselves, but not in these types of malicious instincts.
All or almost all of us can change, because all or almost all of us have a kind side, where our innate sense of justice lies (one would have to be very psychopathic not to have it), which tells us that harming innocents is wrong. We can all be the authors of our own sculpture.
2.-Raising awareness and convincing others, for example, by sharing these types of messages. With this, we will press a button that will activate a gear, which in turn will move another, and so on.
AVOID HARM!: Let us share and convince so that they do not harm
3.-Intensely educating children and adolescents in the culture of kindness, respect, tolerance toward the harmless, freedom, and justice. They are like sponges, and what they absorb will likely remain.
LET US AVOID HARM: Let us educate children in the ethics of kindness
LET US LIVE WITHOUT HARMING!: Let us be respectful
LIVING WITHOUT HARMING: Let us be tolerant
HOW TO LIVE WITHOUT HARMING?: Let us respect the freedom of others
Happiness-oriented parents
Happiness-oriented schools
The cultural war between good and evil has always existed, between those who have fought against injustices and evils and those who have done so so that they would remain. And in the middle, the onlookers, enablers of abuse. Which side do you think it is better for you to be on?
We have all abused, but we can all make amends and change sides. The difference between the “good” and the “bad” is that the former repent and rectify. Do it before it is too late, since, if you were about to die and looked back, what would you wish you had done that you haven’t?
If someone hurt you and you didn’t like it, share. If you don’t want it to happen again to you, your loved ones, or others, spread this message and others like the DODECALOGUE OF KINDNESS.
Thank you,