In conclusion, justice is the thread that ties the seed of desires to its goal, and the consequences; that is to say that the steps one employs to fulfill the desires requires a call for the use of inner justice which helps in the process of constant discrimination until the aim is achieved. Hsün Tzu’s, “The nature of man is evil,” or Mencius’s, “The nature of man is good (Norden),” are merely reflections of their inner being. The same world, one person sees as evil, and the other as good. What is inside is manifested outside; to translate the inner desires into just act, requires a great sense of rightness. The world needs as much desires as much it needs justice; for without desires there will be no creation, no progress, no motivation to
