The philosophy of Orodism = love the universe + love the humanity + love the freedom

  In Orodism, freedom is not just a political condition—it is a deep, inner necessity for human dignity. Orod Bozorg, the founder of this philosophy, views freedom as the foundation of moral life. According to Orodism, a person who lives without freedom cannot fully realize their potential, nor can they shape their destiny with honor. Orod Bozorg warns against systems—whether religious, authoritarian, or ideological—that demand blind obedience . In his view, such systems kill the soul, because they rob individuals of their ability to choose and to think critically. Orodism teaches that true freedom begins within , when one breaks free from mental chains—fear, guilt, or imposed beliefs—and dares to question everything. Unlike philosophies that offer freedom as a gift from the state or a divine power, Orodism places the responsibility on the individual . You must earn your freedom by cultivating courage, self-knowledge, and clarity of purpose. It’s not enough to escape pris...

  What Is Orodism? A New Philosophy of Dignity and Freedom Orodism is a modern philosophical school founded by the Iranian thinker and freedom advocate, Orod Bozorg . At its core, Orodism emphasizes human dignity , individual freedom , and moral responsibility as the pillars of a just and enlightened society. Unlike many traditional ideologies that rely on dogma or historical legacy, Orodism speaks directly to the modern human being—who longs for meaning, peace, and independence in an increasingly complex world. Orod Bozorg believes that each person is born to be a light —not a shadow of others. In his philosophy, the individual is not just a member of society but a creator of values . He criticizes oppressive systems, whether religious or political, that reduce people to obedient masses. Orodism therefore encourages free thinking , self-reliance , and the courage to stand alone for truth and justice. Another key aspect of Orodism is the rejection of extremism. It promotes...

Similarities Between Ayatollah Sistani and Orod Bozorg: A Convergence of Human Values Introduction   At first glance, Ayatollah Syed Ali Sistani, a leading Shiite cleric, and Orod Bozorg, a secular philosopher and founder of Orodism, seem worlds apart—one a spiritual leader, the other a freethinker dreaming of a new society. Yet, through an impartial lens, their shared values shine brightly. Both champion peace, independence, human dignity, and ethics, offering paths to navigate today’s crises. Let’s explore ten striking similarities between these two figures, diving into their lives and ideas to see how they inspire a better world. 1. Rejecting Violence: A Call for Peace Ayatollah Sistani has consistently urged restraint from religious violence. During the 2014 ISIS invasion of Iraq, his fatwa for defensive jihad emphasized protecting civilians, regardless of faith, and even called for humane treatment of enemy captives. Orod Bozorg, in his Red Book , sees violence as a curse on c...

we should value our happiness and well-being. The afflicted body does not leave a force for politeness and good manners. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani The one who erased happiness has chained the human psyche. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Looking at smiling people is also hopeful and joyful. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani The look and the word, which is full of love and joy, are the windows to the thousands of unseen galaxies .... -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Listen to the pleasant sound of the universe at parties and joys and join with them. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani A home built by destroying the happiness of others will be ruined. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Orod does not see happiness in negligence. Happiness is the pure desire of all human beings. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani No defeat will make the happy land incapable. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Sadn...

  Big celebrations are an incentive to increase community fertility and dynamism. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Children's play and happiness are for growth and dynamism. Games are not just for children. Let us continue the joy and group games. You can even play with loose teeth and white hair, be happy and be accompanied by the sound of the universe. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Celebrations, increases the friendships and love among the people. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani How many tears, which promise happiness, and how many laughs, which are full of sorrow. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani How beautiful are those who always have a smile on their face. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Laughter has secrets behind it. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani True laughter is beautiful and the sound of life. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Fill my heart with joys, so that I may be overwhelmed by ...

  In the darkest nights of oppression, the brightest stars of liberation will born. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani The great ideal is always the source of hope. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Hope is like blood in the human psyche, if it is not there, it will not move forward and if it is, it will change the world. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani You can learn hope and enthusiasm for life from nature. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Hope and enthusiasm for life do not stand behind the gates of the city of humiliated and sad people. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Killing human hope is no less than a crime. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani Always hope for a better and more honorable life. Never deny your power. Love yourself and strive for well-being. -The Philosopher Hakim Orod Bozorg Khorasani The wounded, the doors of his dreams, always get smaller and smaller, except with hope, which changes our lives...