It's a Concept That's Close to my Heart, Reflecting on How Collective Efforts and Shared Values Can Make a Big Difference in the World.

I’ve spent a lot of time thinking and writing about collectivism on my blog.

My posts explore the balance between individuality and community, and how together, we can address bigger societal issues. I hope my reflections can offer a new perspective on how interconnected we all are and the power we hold when we come together for a common purpose.

Through my writings, I’ve sought to unpack the intricacies of how we, as individuals and as a society, can harness the strength of our collective will to foster meaningful change.

It’s been a journey of discovery, sharing stories and insights that I believe can inspire us to think beyond our boundaries.

My goal is to spark conversations that lead to action, encouraging a shift towards more collaborative and empathetic ways of living.

Together, I believe we can create a legacy of positive impact, rooted in the principles of collectivism.

– Ali Horriyat

  • May 3, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    History and Destruction

    Baghdad was a marvel. Alexandria was a marvel. Cairo was a marvel. Constantinople was a marvel. Mecca was a marvel. Persepolis was a marvel. Beirut was a marvel, and Damascus was a marvel.   What [...]

  • May 2, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    Non-profit Capitalism

    According to the National Philanthropic Trust (NPT) in the United States, Americans gave $484.85bn to charity in 2021. According to the Charities Aid Foundation, Britons donated £10.7bn.   The US has roughly five times the [...]

  • May 1, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    The Common Denominator

    I was questioning the influence that may persuade nations to commit to a peaceful resolve and monumental alliance. I remember being taught that music is the universal language. But today it would appear that money [...]

  • April 30, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    The Cost of Betterment

    Did you know globally one in five children do not attend school and do not receive formal education? Did you also know that almost all of these children begin working at the average age of [...]

  • April 28, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues, Spirituality

    The Great Illusion

    There are three parts to illusion:   Actor: the manipulator  Act: the manipulation  Audience: the manipulated   An illusion is a misrepresentation of reality. There is reality, which is an objective version of perception. Then [...]

  • April 26, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    Waste and Hunger

    When people bring awareness to communities from platforms that are not globally powerful, well, it does not seem to have an effective and immediate impact. But when the identical awareness comes from governments, powerful NGOs, [...]

  • April 22, 2023

    - Collectivism, Spirituality

    Learning Some French with Love

    “Mieux vaut prévenir que guérir.” (French proverb)   The proverb translates to, “Prevention is better than healing.” Surely, we can stop healing the consequential pain of separatism in all ideologies if we adhere to a [...]

  • April 20, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    Wealth Management

    Wealth was a blessing long before there was money or human agriculture. Abundance, as God’s wealth, is for facilitating energy movement and transference on the path to pure love. We pursue wealth to divert from [...]

  • April 17, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    The Power of the People

    If everyone approaches their respective government offices in their state, province, or even city, and says, “Look, we should implement some of this into our infrastructure. It may help in creating better measures for reducing [...]

  • April 14, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    Scarcity of Kindness

    We can better analyze global carelessness through media exposure. The concepts of care and kindness we find so normal in our inner thoughts are performative ideals rewarded with prizes, trophies, recognition, and awards. When we [...]

  • April 10, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    Axing Violence

    “The axe forgets; the tree remembers.” (Zimbabwean proverb)   History records violence. Oppressors and transgressors, victors of wars and battles, all revel in momentary glory. The defeated will not easily forget nor quickly heal from [...]

  • April 7, 2023

    - Collectivism, Social Issues

    Delusional Disharmony

    If a panda hoarded more bamboo than it could eat while most other pandas around starved, we would quickly assemble and assign a team of scientists to determine what disease the poor hoarding panda was [...]