ARYAN WAY

Abstract

According to some scholars, one of the first peoples who built the earliest civilizations on Earth was the Aryan people. It was the Aryas that spread the ways of creating blossoming societies to other peoples and countries of Asia and Europe. Then the samples of the Aryan civilization embraced other continents of the world. In world science there is an opinion that Aryas were a parent people, from which other peoples of the Earth came. The ideas of creation, blooming civilized society obsessed the advanced minds of mankind in all epochs, especially since the emergence of the most important political institution the state. Projects were put forward, programs were written, laws that were supposed to elevate a person spiritually, improve his moral qualities. They were devoted to the main question, how to be a man, how to build a society, the state on the basis of perfection. These problems were primarily concerned with national and, later, world religions.

In this context, it should be noted the definition of the Aryan path, called the moderate, middle way between the extreme occurrences of human actions. Its meaning is not to indulge unthinking desires and mortification of the flesh. The middle way is beliefs, aspirations, speeches, behavior, way of life, effort, way of thinking, enjoyment in the right direction. There are also indicated three divine commandments leading to a beautiful, higher world: self-restraint, self-abnegation, conscientiousness. It seems that these properties are decisive at all times in the history of mankind, since if it translated into a more understandable language, this is moral perfection, the spiritual priority, although the role of the material is not ignored.

Real life is much different. The ancient Greek oracles noted that there are many more bad people on Earth than good ones. This also applies to the modern world, where there is not yet at least one society in which the whole population has reached complete perfection, where at least one state has the best properties, where all people would primarily care about moral and spiritual perfection, and not pursue material wealth.

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