The five societies of life

 There are five societies of life. These are basically five groups into which every person can be classified into according to their character and habitual actions. These societies are, the insecure society, the remorseless society, the wandering society, the meaningful society and the correctional society.

The insecure society, these people have no confidence in themselves and they spend most of their time looking for validation and approval from other people. They often doubt themselves as a result, they become anxious in their reckonings. They often think other people don’t understand them hence they are always afraid to say or do what they want to do. They are really insecure about everything going on in their lives. These folks often compare themselves to other people and sometimes they compete in silence.

The remorseless society, is a society that does not care at all. They have no pity or mercy for other human beings. They do whatever they want without considering other people’s feelings. They spend most of their time fighting, stealing and engaging in dishonest activities. These people have no remorse at all. They insult, kill and injure other people. All in all, they intentionally cause other people to suffer.

The wandering society is composed of people who spend time seeking for pleasure or fun. They feel bored most of the time unless given something to do by another person. These people indulge in activities like moving from one drinking pub to the next each and every day, surfing online social platforms almost each and every hour and engaging in endless gossip chats. They lack purpose and are haunted by their inner emptiness. All they do is wander around, going wherever other people are going. They do things simply because others are doing them. This society lacks intentionality.

The meaningful society is the purposeful society. These people are aware of the meaning of life. They spend time doing things that benefit everyone. They solve problems. These people only care about what is important to mankind. They don’t mind about what other people think of them. They have daily routines and their actions are always intentional. They are confident. They have values and do things the way they fancy.

Lastly, the correctional society is made up of people with chronic problems and as a result most of the time, are separated from the rest of the world. These include people with long term prison sentences and patients with chronic conditions. These people spend most of their time alone, contemplating about their problems or being cared for so that they can live a normal life again. This society is composed of people who spend most of their lifetime at correctional institutions like prisons, hospitals and rehabilitation centers.

These societies of life teach us that, it is us, ourselves that sometimes make life complicated. Our character will determine our destiny and the meaningful society is best among all these societies. So in short lets gravitate towards meaningful actions, beliefs and plans that benefit everyone and we will have better problems. In this classification of people into different societies we also learn that if we live life with a purpose and focus on the present we will find life worth living.