What is meant by human morality? “The man is moral.
What is morality? On the one hand, this is a very complex philosophical question that requires serious reflection. On the other hand, usually we can quite clearly determine whether a person acted morally or not. Well, let's discuss.
If we dig deep, we will understand that from time immemorial the scriptures served as a source of morality. In Christianity, it was the ten commandments of Christ that determined the moral code of man. Why am I speaking in the past tense? Probably, because now there are not so many believers, religion no longer permeates all spheres of human existence, as before. In addition, as culture and humanity develop, new moral and ethical norms appear in society.
But what is morality anyway? Perhaps, it should be understood as the spiritual qualities of a person, which are based on high ideals of goodness, duty, honor, justice and are manifested in relation to other people and nature. Morality is how a person evaluates his actions and behavior from the point of view of goodness. But after all, everyone understands good in their own way. What is good for one is completely unacceptable for another. And where is the truth? I think that morality consists precisely in seeing one's actions not only as acceptable, but also as good for society. Immoral behavior makes a person loose, ethically ugly and unworthy.
Is it possible to talk about the actions of children from the point of view of morality? I'm afraid not, because the concept of "good" at a tender age is very vague, the child is simply not interested in analyzing his behavior and looking at it from the angle of some unintelligible morality. Children's actions are determined by a single criterion - "like", "dislike". And it is not at all a fact that, having matured, the child will acquire moral traits. A lot depends on upbringing and environment. Parents and school become the first teachers of morality for children. I don't think morality can be learned. On the contrary, it is possible and necessary. A person studies all his life, and it is not only about broadening his horizons, but also about self-education, changing priorities, mastering new values.
You need to control every step you take. As experience shows, one who has committed an immoral act once cannot hold out in the future. And here anti-morality is already born: a person becomes a liar, an opportunist, and even an outright rogue. Therefore, it seems to me that it is not worth shouting about moral standards - it is better to behave in accordance with them. The moral principles of one person will become the moral principles of society only if he is guided by positive intentions and lives according to his conscience.
The true evolution of man is impossible without a moral life subordinated to the just interests of the society in which he lives; high moral principles, honor, conscience, helping those in need, constant enlightenment with knowledge...
In this article, I would like to touch on one of the most interesting, in my opinion, topics: the question of the connection between human morality and his evolution. To reveal the topic, first of all, it is necessary to shed light on the concepts themselves. "moral" and "evolution".
Moral- this is life according to conscience, when in thoughts, words and deeds a person is guided by the commandments of our great ancestors and the voice of reason multiplied by the love of the heart.
Evolution- this is the development of bodies of the Essence of a person additional to the physical body, or, in other words, the bodies of the Soul, with the receipt of which a person has new opportunities and abilities. This is what allows a person to expand the range of his perception of reality and, upon reaching a certain level of development, to control space and matter.
The truth, forgotten by many, is that without moral life, true evolution is impossible. Nowadays, the interchangeability of the concepts "development" and "evolution" is widespread in society, although they do not mean the same thing. For example, a person studying foreign language, develops, that is, develops, increases his knowledge of the language being studied. Or a person involved in any kind of sport also develops certain physical parameters. But neither a foreign language nor sports help a person to make a qualitative breakthrough, both in his perception and in his abilities.
No matter how many languages a person studies, and no matter how many sports he owns, he will still live within the existing limitations of the five senses. And this is a fact. The fact is so heavy and capacious that it is impossible not to comprehend. It means that the very accumulation of information does not at all guarantee the emergence of new opportunities and abilities in a person, and also does not make a person reasonable and moral. After all, the very word intelligence” means nothing more than “the mind sanctified by the divine light of truth”, and this light appears in a person from a life of conscience, that is, from a moral life. And in no other way can it, this light, appear. Academician Nikolai Levashov wrote about it like this:
“...Our ancestors also shared two concepts - MIND and MIND! And in their understanding, these two concepts were fundamentally different from each other, although these two words have a common root UM! Matter, having realized its existence, acquires exactly the MIND! And only when the carriers of the mind achieve enlightenment with knowledge, only then does the REASON appear!!! The ability to think does not yet mean rationality - the state when a person is enlightened with knowledge, knowledge of the laws of nature from which he was born! .. "("Source of Life-5").
This can be confirmed by academicians who are not able to go beyond the dogmas existing in science; scientists stalking each other for the sake of a tasty position and titles; highly educated members of the governments of the world, whose actions are contrary to all norms of morality and rationality; businessmen, for the sake of momentary profit, spoiling nature with pollution from their industries, and so on and so forth ...
In just one lifetime of physical body a moral person can complete the planetary cycle of his evolution, having developed in himself the etheric, astral and four mental bodies, which, together with the physical, make up the seven bodies of a person, which corresponds to the seven levels of the Earth, formed by the seven primary matters. As Nikolai Levashov wrote, “The presence of mental bodies gives a person who has them colossal psychic power, through which such a person can influence the processes occurring in nature, both on a local and planetary scale. Only by the power of his thought to influence and manage the processes taking place in human society. See and hear the past, present and future... and much more. Such strength should be and can only be in a person with pure thoughts, a pure soul and a heart open to goodness.("The Last Appeal to Humanity"). And the completion of the planetary cycle of human development gives him the opportunity to begin a qualitatively new stage of his development: cosmic stage of evolution.
After the death of the physical body, the Essence (Soul) of a person falls on that level of the Earth, which corresponds to the evolutionary level that the Essence managed to achieve during the current life in the physical body. And no matter how smart a person is, no matter how many regalia, power and wealth he possesses, but if his life was not moral, he will not be able to get on high levels our planet for one simple reason: during his life such a person has not been able to develop in himself the higher bodies of the Essence, which give such an opportunity. And if a person lived by instincts (emotions) or with a predominance of them, then he gets to the lower astral level of the planet, where criminals and simply soulless people are serving their “punishment”, who are surrounded on these “floors” of the Earth by various “astral animals”. And if the people who got there have a weak energy protection, then they, in the truest sense of the word, can be eaten by these creatures. A “the death of the Essence means that all the evolutionary experience and achievements of all the incarnations that the Essence had disappear forever ... this is evolutionary death ...”("The Last Appeal to Humanity").
Many people do not believe that by living morally they will be able to get what they want out of life, because they see that often those who just lead an immoral life are successful and prosperous, in today's understanding of these terms. Such people forget that external material success and wide access to various pleasures are bought by them at too high a price: loss of soul and, quite likely, the impossibility of a further thousand-year life.
Our ancestors lived in Vedic laws, which were given to them by their patrons - the Gods. Who were these gods? Under the gods of the Slavic-Aryans, they understood people whose level of development far exceeded their own level. And the Gods of the Slavs - Svarog, Perun, Veles, Lada Mother of God and others - gave them moral and ethical commandments, the fulfillment of which inevitably leads a person to enlightenment with knowledge, the creation of ever new bodies of the Essence, and endless development. Fortunately for us, after many centuries of hiding the "Slavic-Aryan Vedas", now some of them have been published and are available for reading by everyone interested in the true past of Russia and the whole world. And this means for us an excellent opportunity to study and understand the moral foundations on which the life of our great ancestors was built, and, therefore, the opportunity to build our own life on a solid foundation, proven by thousands of years of history.
Be true in soul and spirit,
The worlds are held by Truth. Their gates are Truth;
For it is said that in Truth rests Immortality.
(“Slavic-Aryan Vedas”, Santia Vedas of Perun. Circle One. Santia 4).
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Every person in his life has come across the concept of morality more than once. However, not everyone knows its true meaning. V modern world the problem of morality is very acute. After all, many people lead a wrong and dishonest way of life. What is human morality? How is it related to such concepts as ethics and morality? What behavior can be considered moral and why?
What does the term "morality" mean?
Very often morality is identified with morality and ethics. However, these concepts are not exactly the same. Morality is a set of norms and values of a particular person. It includes the individual's ideas about good and evil, about how one should and should not behave in various situations.
Each person has their own standards of morality. What seems normal to one person is completely unacceptable to another. So, for example, some people have a positive attitude towards civil marriage and do not see anything wrong with it. Others consider such cohabitation immoral and strongly condemn premarital relationships.
Principles of Moral Conduct
Despite the fact that morality is a purely individual concept, there are still common principles in modern society. First of all, these include the equality of the rights of all people. This means that in relation to a person there should be no discrimination based on gender, race or any other grounds. All people are equal before the law and the courts, all have the same rights and freedoms.
The second principle of morality is based on the fact that a person is allowed to do everything that does not run counter to the rights of other people and does not infringe on their interests. This includes not only issues regulated by law, but also moral and ethical standards. For example, cheating on a loved one is not a crime. However, from the point of view of morality, the one who deceives causes suffering to the individual, which means that he infringes on his interests and acts immorally.
The meaning of morality
Some people think that morality is just necessary condition in order to go to heaven after death. During life, it absolutely does not affect the success of a person and does not bring any benefits. Thus, the meaning of morality lies in the cleansing of our souls from sin.
In fact, such an opinion is erroneous. Morality is necessary in our life not only for a particular person, but also for society as a whole. Without it, arbitrariness will come in the world, and people will destroy themselves. As soon as the eternal values disappear in society and the usual norms of behavior are forgotten, its gradual degradation begins. Theft, depravity, impunity flourishes. And if immoral people come to power, the situation is aggravated even more.
Thus, the quality of life of mankind directly depends on how moral it is. Only in a society where basic moral principles are respected and observed can people feel secure and happy.
Morality and Morality
Traditionally, the concept of "morality" is identified with morality. In many cases, these words are used interchangeably, and most people do not see a fundamental difference between them.
Morality is certain principles and standards of human behavior in various situations, developed by society. In other words, it is a public point of view. If a person follows the established rules, he can be called moral, if he ignores, his behavior is immoral.
What is morality? The definition of this word differs from morality in that it refers not to society as a whole, but to each individual person. Morality is a rather subjective concept. What is normal for some is unacceptable for others. A person can be called moral or immoral, based only on his personal opinion.
Modern Morality and Religion
Everyone knows that any religion calls a person to virtue and respect for basic moral values. but modern society puts freedom and human rights at the head of everything. In this regard, some of God's commandments have lost their relevance. So, for example, few people can devote one day a week to serving the Lord because of the busy schedule and fast pace of life. And the commandment “do not commit adultery” for many is a restriction on the freedom to build personal relationships.
The classics remain moral principles concerning the value human life and property, help and compassion for others, condemnation of lies and envy. Moreover, now some of them are regulated by law and can no longer be justified by supposedly good intentions, for example, the fight against non-believers.
Modern society also has its own moral values, which are not indicated in traditional religions. These include the need for constant self-development and self-improvement, purposefulness and energy, the desire to achieve success and live in abundance. Modern people condemn violence in all its manifestations, intolerance and cruelty. They respect the rights of man and his desire to live as he sees fit. Modern morality focuses on the self-improvement of a person, the transformation and development of society as a whole.
The problem of youth morality
Many people say that modern society has already begun to morally decay. Indeed, crime, alcoholism and drug addiction flourish in our country. Young people do not think about what morality is. The definition of this word is completely alien to them.
Very often, modern people put at the head of everything such values as having fun, idle life and fun. At the same time, they completely forget about morality, guided only by their selfish needs.
Modern youth has completely lost such personal qualities as patriotism and spirituality. For them, morality is something that can interfere with freedom, limit it. Often people are ready to commit any act in order to achieve their goals, without thinking at all about the consequences for others.
Thus, today in our country the problem of youth morality is very acute. It will take more than one decade and a lot of efforts on the part of the government to solve it.
