Corruption

It is easy to verify that the individuals responsible for corruption, violence, and social problems often come from disorganized and aggressive families, with low self-esteem and a low level of consciousness.

From an individual perspective, we recognize this Law at work through pain, suffering, anguish, and physical and mental illnesses; socially, it is recognized in “social ills”: poverty, insecurity, abuse of authority, sexual assault, theft, and, in general, everything related to corruption.

It is also common to protest against injustice and corruption, or to try to take on the experience of the poor or of those immersed in different kinds of learning experiences, which we call “problems.”