Be good

Man is originally good, is born good, with a clean sheet. His upbringing becomes his or her own personality as the person develops. Freud was the one who claimed the opposite to be selfish because it was necessary for survival. Which one can be true?

We despise murderers, burglars, and believe them as bad, evil people. Because we do not do the same, so we basically think of ourselves as a good person. And indeed, most of us avoid malice, intrigue, and gossip. We try to be kind to our fellow men, to be helpful. If this is an intrinsic need and we represent it in our lives, then we are really a good person, but many of us are trying to show this particular good to the outside world. Those who do this are doing so because it is important for them to get a positive opinion about their environment. This makes them alive, but it is not the same kind of kindness and kindness.

If they are good people, they can even get bad. But what is a good man?

The good man who is patient with his fellow human beings, listens to the voice of others, listens to them with patience, and, if necessary, also helps those who need it. A good man does not judge others because he knows that if he does not see the whole reality, he knows the other person's life only partially and superficially, then there is no right judgment. In the absence of knowledge, he does not form an opinion on others, but it is true even if he knows a few things. The good man accepts that others live differently, think differently.

Being a good person also means that we can feel together with others. A good person has a healthy self-confidence because he knows himself, his limitations. Normal and realistic self-confidence casts out the tension that can be caused by the swaying of faith in ourselves. With this vision and worldview it can help others.

Being good also means that it is harder to bear injustice, so we stand up for the truth, even if we face others. This requires not only determination, but also some courage, because many are trying to avoid any confrontation.

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