Online Journal of the Philosophy of Orodism

How a Humiliated Individual Can Achieve Self-Belief Using ORODISM Philosophy The philosophy of ORODISM, based on the three pillars of "Love for Existence," "Love for Humanity," and "Love for Freedom," offers pathways for individuals who have been humiliated to regain self-belief and improve their mental state. Below are some strategies based on the teachings of The Red Book by Orod Bozorg: 1. Recognizing Intrinsic Human Value ORODISM believes that every human being is inherently valuable and deserving of respect. A humiliated individual must understand that the contempt of others reflects their own weaknesses and ignorance, not their true worth. Orod's Words : "Humanity is praiseworthy; never be disheartened by the cruelty of others toward your kind-hearted nature." (Chapter 2: Humanity and Kindness) 2. Focusing on Personal Growth Instead of dwelling on the negative opinions of others, a humiliated individual should focus on per...

    Philosopher Orod Bozorg and Ludwig Feuerbach are both influential thinkers in the fields of philosophy and anthropology. Although their intellectual backgrounds differ, they share common ground in some key concepts. Below, we explore the points of convergence in their philosophies: 1. Focus on Humanity and Human Needs     Feuerbach: As one of the pioneers of humanism, Feuerbach placed humanity at the center of his philosophy. He believed that philosophy should address the real needs and desires of humans rather than focusing on abstract concepts.     Orod Bozorg: Philosopher Orod Bozorg also places humanity and its growth at the core of his philosophy. He emphasizes self-awareness, inner growth, and harmony with the world. 2. Importance of Nature and the Material World     Feuerbach: Feuerbach stressed the importance of the material world and nature. He believed that humans should confront material realities and enjoy life rathe...