by CR (127)
It is a firm principle that each individual is what he wants to be, as people tend to project thoughts that lead them to be what they are now. This can be explained by the fact that the power of thought is far stronger than we realize.
When we think of something or someone, mental waves are tansmitted through space just like radio waves, and when they reach their destination, by affinity produce effects, which can be positive or negative. Therefore the repetition of certain thoughts, in time, will determine the direction of our lives. Thus the saying 'we are what we think'.
The above introduction in regard to the power of thought is related to the fact that many families are what they are and act in a positive or negative way, based on a sequence of habits derived from years of positive or negative thoughts, which of course lead to good or negative actions.
Accordingly, the remodeling of humanity begins with the rehabilitation of bad family habits. It also starts with each member of a family trying to be as as good as he or she aspires to be, within human possibilities.
Hence the need to raise, always and always, the principled and ethical levels of family formation, so that nations may have a direction equal to their spiritual development and moral consciousness.
The well-being and happiness of a people can easily be measured by the feelings that bind them to home and family. Those who, without justification, refuse to form a family, fail to fulfil their duty to society.
References
[1] Christian Rationalism, 1st Edition, Rio de Janeiro 1984
[2] Compilation, paraphrasing, translation from original texts in Portuguese
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