We are all considered equal in the eyes of God. What then, do we have to boast about, our social status, material wealth, or physical appearance? Each individual, upon closer inspection, is merely a soul with a single lifespan. Why do discrepancies in lifestyles exist? Why do some live in opulence while others struggle? Why do some wield authority over others as if exploiting their disadvantaged positions?
Everyone has their role in life. Imagine the chaos if everyone sought to be rulers and none chose to be servants. In ancient Chinese philosophy, there was a concept known as the Rectification of Names, suggesting that maintaining societal order involves embracing our designated roles, much like the caste system in ancient India.
This idea aligns with the principle that "No Man Is an Island," recognizing our inherently social nature. We do not exist in isolation but in interconnected communities. Life is about reciprocity, there is purpose in everything, a reason for our existence. Just as man complements woman, grazing animals rely on grass for sustenance.
