The Common Ideal

Akir looks forward with confidence. He has suffered the blows of false ideals and survived the pain of losing them. To become stronger.

He’s wrestled with the agony of torn confidence in approved authorities. To become stronger.

He now has the strength to trust in himself together with everyone else. He knows he can’t delegate the responsibility for everyone’s common ideal to the hands of few privileged professional providers – who don’t provide.

He knows the common ideal.

No human shall go hungry if humanity is to be nourished.

No human shall go naked if humanity is to be clothed.

No human shall live without a roof if humanity is to be sheltered.

No human shall be uneducated if humanity is to be knowledgeable.

No human shall be unconnected if humanity is to be wired.

No human shall be discriminated if humanity is to enjoy justice.

No human shall suffer war if humanity is to live in peace.

No human shall walk in fear if humanity’s heart is filled with love.

No human shall lack health or laughter if humanity’s soul is guided by the common ideal.