Sixth: idea four — from "is it a will of change?" to "what do we change?"

06Sixth: idea four — from "is it a will of change?" to "what do we change?"

• If every will is a will of change, then the question is no longer whether the will the people loosed on their victory day was a will of change.
• The correct question is: what is it that we change? And for what goal do we change?

From details to values

• The partial details are counted in their thousands: the sick are healed, the ignorant are taught, the hungry are fed, the naked are clothed, roads are paved, vermin are destroyed, land is planted, and factories are built.
• All of these fall under a limited number of principles, and those principles fall under the values and standards by which we measure what we want and what we do not want.
• Whoever changes the values and the standards changes the face of life entire.