REVITALIZED, NON-AGGRESSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE TRADE WITH INTEGRITY
MISSION: Solving current-future challenges through cultivating peaceful and non-aggression (peace fulfillment) with advanced educational self-regulating practices for:
- Direct engagement of peaceful mediation practices to de-escalate violence or aggressions
- Maximizing human and natural resources
- Higher human value-fulfillment knowledge-intelligence and practices
- Balancing science with the intrinsic Nature of harmony and balance
- Revitalizing human health practices in body, mind and soul alignment
- Building future human evolutionary fulfillment and Nature’s sustainability
Living With Integrity
Living with integrity is a supreme act of individual consciousness; as you live with greater integrity, you literally become more truly yourself. We can see proof of the power of integrity contained in one of the most interesting psychological experiments ever conducted.
Integrity also presumes a basic level of honesty, a willingness to look at yourself, to question what you think you know, and to continually look for evidence that what you believe to be true is actually true. This can often take courage. Not everything you find within yourself and others is pleasant, nor is everything that you believe at any given time true.
But as with all virtues, living with integrity is not something that you have, it is something that you do. One does not come into the world with integrity ready-made. Living with integrity requires rationality: the non- contradictory integration of experience. It is fulfilled through living congruently with your understanding and principles. As such, your integrity is always a work in progress.
Because of this, the concept of moral redemption is a prerequisite for actually living with integrity. It’s fine to hold an ideal of how you should behave, but we do not come into the world with perfect knowledge and unwavering moral clarity.
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Living with integrity in the real world would be impossible without the possibility of doing something morally wrong, learning from it, taking action to correct it, and, through integrating your experience and adjusting your behavior accordingly as you grow and become a better person.
You may find that you hurt somebody you care about in order to try to impress somebody else; you may realize that you had been undermining somebody else’s success because you were feeling envy toward them; or you may come to realize that you had abetted others in some fraud because you had so much invested in them already—personally, emotionally, monetarily—that you suspended your own awareness of their and/or your own wrongdoing.
The pain and shame of confronting such actions, and if possible making up for the harm that you caused, is part of the process of integration. Avoiding these feelings can keep you from learning from what you did wrong and from growing as a person.- https://www.atlassociety.org/post/the-social-power-of-integrity
Public (5+ yrs old and up) and Business Education
- Morals – Virtues – Ethics
- Emotional – Cognitive – Spiritual
- Peaceful Trade practices (communications and leadership)
- Workforce performance and fulfillment (self-group regulating) training
- Re-organization of human hierarchy into self-accountable and team driven decision-making
- Intelligent conscious daily living practices demonstrating the interconnectedness between human and other Earth living organisms
VALUES: Individual, Business and Social Cultures
- Integrity
- Compassion-mercy
- Humility
- Mutual honor-respect
- Non-aggressive relationships
- Group Sustainability vs Individual Gain
- Service to others vs Service to Self