Global Goodness

Based on the eBook ความดีสากล (Global Goodness)

Group 1: Foundations of Global Goodness

1. Why Global Goodness Matters – An overview of the 5 universal virtues.

2. Global Goodness Across Cultures and Faiths – Why it transcends religion, age, gender.

3. How Global Goodness Builds the Foundation for Peace and Wisdom – Linking it to meditation and mindfulness.

Group 2: The 5 Universal Virtues in Daily Life

Each virtue can be one article or more, depending on the angle:

1. Cleanliness: Inside and Out
   → Tidy space, tidy mind. Includes digital decluttering (your desktop, folders, inbox, car).

2. Orderliness: The Power of Systems Thinking
   → How routines, systems, and planning increase clarity and reduce stress.

3. Politeness: The Energy of Respect
   → How tone, posture, and facial expression impact communication and karmic results.

4. Punctuality: Respecting Time and Energy
   → Links to discipline, harmony, and reliability in both Buddhist and Western management values.

5. Concentration: From Chaos to Clarity
   → Real-life applications for improving meditation, focus at work, and creative thinking.

Group 3: Global Goodness & Spiritual Progress

1. Why Cleanliness Affects Your Mind
   → Explore how body/mind environments affect the depth of meditation.

2. From Order to Insight: Preparing the Mind for Stillness
   
   

3. Taming the Monkey Mind through Outer Simplicity

Group 4: Modern Life, Ancient Values

1. Clutter Culture: How Overconsumption Blocks Inner Peace
   → Based on insights from Part 2 (ข้อจำกัดของชีวิต)
   
   

2. The Price of Not Knowing Ourselves – From Part 1
   
   

3. Technology, Tidiness, and the Dharma – How Buddhist values apply to digital life
   
   

Group 5: Everyday Practice Challenges

1. Why Is It So Hard to Be on Time?
   → Tie to your own struggles and cultural comparisons.
   
   

2. How to Practice Goodness When No One Else Does
   
   

3. Falling Off the Path: What to Do When You Break Your Own Rules
   
   

Group 6: Global Goodness & Society

1. Teaching Children Global Goodness Without Preaching
   → Family, school, or community examples.

2. Goodness as Social Infrastructure – Link to your cross-cultural work and social harmony.