Universal Moral Values
There is something more important than anything else in life. It is not about money, or power and glory that we can attain on Earth, or flattery of any kind, or even people we love with all our hearts, or even all the other people who love us unconditionally. It goes far beyond that. There is, in fact, something incomparably stronger than all that has just been mentioned, something superior, something immaterial, something infinitely more important than ourselves as mere humans. It is something that influences the very existence of the Living, everywhere on Earth and in the entire Universe, wherever there may be beings endowed with a specificity named the moral sense and which is the most important sense of all the senses, and rightly so. This is the Universal Moral Law represented by the Universal Moral Values, that is, a set of good universal virtues, superior moral principles and strong character traits and values that define a Man worthy of the name, in this case, a moral man.
Morality, Ethics, Respect, Honor, Dignity, Responsibility, Absolute Justice, Integrity, Trust, Loyalty, Sincerity, Honesty, Compassion, Kindness, Politeness, Gratitude, Truth, Duty, Courage, Bravery, Heroism, Sacrifice, Abnegation, Benevolence, Will, Positivity, Commitment, Determination, Perseverance, Discipline, Self-discipline, Exemplarity, Righteousness, Common Sense, Reason, Logic, Incorruptibility, Moral Irreproachability, Humility, Modesty, Wisdom, Deference, are so many notions, superior and eternally good universal principles that define a good and positive Man, who builds rather than destroys and ravages all that is good, innocent and harmless, who is responsible rather than irresponsible, reasoned rather than irrational, logical rather than illogical, healthy rather than unhealthy, fair rather than unfair.
The concept of Universal Moral Values undeniably encourages and incites exemplary moral behaviour, to do everything that is universally good, positive, constructive, responsible, reasoned, logical, healthy, fair and therefore moral. There is nothing more important than the Universal Moral Law and the Universal Moral Values, nor is there anything more sublime than a moral being, a being with a moral sense developed to its paroxysm, a being with a positive moral tendency, a being that tends towards something universally good, because doing good in everyday life, acting positively and constructively, but also thinking rationally, thinking logically, living healthily and treating oneself fairly as well as others, animals, the living world, Nature, planet Earth and Life in the broadest sense of the term is what concretely changes the world in a positive way. All the problems of this world, the result of unhealthy human behaviour, irresponsibility and immorality, are in fact avoidable through morality, and more broadly through all Universal Moral Values, and that is why it is of the utmost priority to build a moral character by developing one's sense of morality, sense of reason and that of logic for the good of all, for all humanity, for all well-intentioned forms of life, be it on Earth or elsewhere in the Universe, because a being who centres his life around higher moral principles is the one and only remedy for immorality.