After-effects of the actions

The different forms of culture that exist in the world share certain characteristics that are reflected certain patterns of behavior in people. It can reasonably be said that no one is born bad, nor with the intention of harming others, on the contrary, we all want our relatives and future descendants to be exemplary people, and they can be much more successful than their predecessors.

However, for something to happen in a certain way a degree of intervention is necessary, so that it can be corrected and guided on the right path towards the desired state, otherwise things would follow the rules of nature, where the environment conditions events, and natural selection is the law. All this also applies to the formation of people. The inculcation of values and the teaching of duties from the family results in respectful and responsible people. On the other hand, when there is no inculcation of values in the formation of people, and there is no figure that teaches the fulfillment of duties, a destiny of chance is formed, which will depend to a great extent on the elements of their environment, each of the elements existing in that environment will influence that person between the path of good or evil.

In many cases, people whose fate depends on the randomness of their environment, and who do not have any representative family figures to help them and guide them on the right path from the beginning of their childhood formation, end up adopting patterns of violence and delinquency, and basically these are the main reasons why these people reached this point, in addition to the different trauma, abuse or mistreatment they have experienced at an early age.

The point of all this is that achieving an ideal state or situation requires prior action. Following the example, the ideal formation of a cultured and socially healthy society requires the participation of all families to form good people through the teaching of respect and other values. If we do not continue the cycle of teaching, the cases of those who take the easiest path would continue to be repeated, to the detriment of all others. For this reason, in order to achieve a desired result, the elements that facilitate its development must be conditioned.