Goal

Goal

Support all relationships in mutualism by understanding, valuing, and respecting the limits of all parts of the universe, others, and ourselves

Goal 1

Thrivation is achieved when all balanced limits are known and recorded so they may then be valued and respected; limits, rules, morals, ethics, laws, and standards are meant to be a tool to help us thrive

Goal 2

Humankind will unite and live-in mutualism with each other and nature to achieve thrivation; however, we must first thrive as individuals in good

Goal 4

Proving ourselves right is easy, when we are challenged and we prove ourselves wrong, we thrive and learn; there can be joy in the challenge of losing to advance

Goal 10

Master the original method in order to further in methods of superiority; the ability to apply knowledge and ideas to real time situations for our good benefit, is a superior level

Goal 11

We may learn from anyone because others offer experience and are superior leveled in at least one way; together we can be stronger and better than we can be individually

Goal 13

We are obligated to follow the good laws of humankind; laws, rooted by moral guidelines, were established so we may recognize wrong doing

Goal 17

True potential will be revealed when these goals are accomplished, recorded, and prepared to be passed forward with intent of never-ending generations

Goal 18

Work to help the good cause of what we pursue, do not work only for self-need because acting completely for self-need works against both yourself and the good cause

Goal 20

Not all feelings are meant to be satisfied, understand that our mind is selfish and it naturally wants to be the center of all attention and matters, and prioritizes its own wants and benefit; doing right is practiced

Goal 21

Approaching situations with, “what can I get out of this?”, wouldn’t be selfish if we are well mannered; good is offered by any situation

Goal 22

Feelings come from influence, the influence of good is the only to be addressed; do not suppress feelings and emotions, learn to understand and manage them in a good way

Goal 24

The goal starts with making good decisions of your life’s journey; every role whether basic or critical is necessary to achieve the goal

Goal 25

Understand the need of all good goals to help find direction in life; our wrong experiences and decisions do not define us if we learn right from the situation

Goal 26

We must control ourselves, people are not meant to be controlled by others; learning and doing right isnt about how we feel, we can better accomplish right when we understand and manage our feelings

Goal 28

We all participate in the goal whether we make good decisions or not, not deciding and remaining idle is indolence, and this is a decision of its own; explore maximum potential before harm

Goal 29

If we simply remain idle, this is not good, we will regress as life develops around us, to do nothing is to be lost; an unchallenged/unmaintained body and mind is remaining idle

Goal 30

Accepting truth takes time because of our need for confirmation; if the truth of right is available, we can thrive rapidly in acceptance rather than attempting to confirm right over a lifetime

Goal 35

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