“Democracy raises the value of the individual and their social perspective. In a land where real democracy is established, those in power cannot take action against the interests of the people of that society.” ― The Philosopher Orod Bozorg

 

 

 

 

“Democracy raises the value of the individual and their social perspective. In a land where real democracy is established, those in power cannot take action against the interests of the people of that society.”
― The Philosopher Orod Bozorg

In a true democracy, each person matters.
Not just as a number or a voter, but as a thinking, feeling, contributing member of society.
When the system values every voice, individuals understand their worth —
and this awareness changes how they see themselves and others.

Democracy does not merely protect freedoms; it magnifies them.
It ensures that no ruler, no elite, no privileged few can ignore or suppress the common good.
Every policy, every decision is held accountable by the people,
and this accountability transforms power from a tool of dominance to a responsibility of service.

For the individual, this is profound:
you are no longer invisible; your opinions, your needs, and your dreams matter.
Your voice can influence laws, education, health, and culture.
Your life is intertwined with the lives of others,
and together, you become the living pulse of your society.

Orodism teaches us that true freedom and self-worth grow hand in hand,
and democracy is the fertile ground where these seeds sprout.