From Each According To His Ability, To Each According To His Needs

 

This blog is about finding methods to live in a world where people can breathe more easily without worrying about survival . In today’s world, focus of the rich or the poor remains on survival ; all choices are made for survival in public by most people not for living for a better cause or a higher quality of existence. The focus remains self and family and there is little or no realisation of the individual 's impact on mass consciousness. Competition is followed blindly with stress related diseases increasing to the point of collapse

Competition has reached its negative side in the utility curve and it’s causing more harm than good . Compassion is usually ignored as illusory , luxury is used for competitive needs and stress makes people collapse in seconds .

Life is about breathing easily , looking at nature and feeling pure oxygen not only about work with ignoring of issues like stress, abuse and domestics violence as noon investment worthy to cure . 

Karl Marx, in his Critique of the Gotha Programme (1875), gave one of the most powerful economic visions of all time:

“From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.”

This principle has echoed through history and continues to resurface whenever societies face crises of inequality and burnout. It’s not about being a communist . 

I am not a communist as I believe in art , music , healing, positivity and creativity but this principle can be used to solve problems of survival which economics has not seen as real. The rich are more in stress and life threats than the poor as research shows . Every person is running for survival instead of being calm to enjoy love, care or happiness.  One set of happiness leads to several years of paying back of loans due to the money spent . Negative consciousness creates wars and terrorism . 

Back in 1994, while studying economic systems, it was taught that capitalism, once it reaches its peak, begins to collapse under its own contradictions. At that stage, it would be replaced by a more collective form of communism—not the primitive communism of early tribes, but a communitive communism where resources and responsibilities are shared.

Why This Matters Today

Fast-forward to the present, and we are witnessing that transition in subtle ways. Increasingly, governments and communities are stepping in to meet needs that individuals can no longer manage alone:

• Childbirth support and maternal care
• Elderly and old-age assistance
• Single women raising children
• High divorce rates and fragmented families
• Rising medical expenses and doctor visits

These are not problems that money alone can solve. They require collective solutions, shared responsibility, and systems of care that go beyond individual payments. Governments have to intervene in a way that their loans do not rise which is possible if economics moves beyond money to integrate energy of frequencies in distribution. 

Moving Beyond the Worship of Money to Worship of Resonance in Matching Vibrations of needs to frequencies of desires 

Action taken without checking whether outcome satisfies or not is futile and increases stress. Checking has to be from visualizations in the beginning and evidence or  statistics as results start arriving . (

Eg. After years of desiring an outcome, people realize it’s futile to solve the problem of loneliness usually  in a week . A typical example is marriage . After years of desiring a big car, people realize it does not solve financial or comfort problems and stress rises. Investment needs to be on this calculation not on fast track consumption to reduce stress and improve quality of existence . 

In capitalist culture, money often becomes the ultimate goal. But when money is worshipped above all else, human values fade. The soul-nourishing aspects of life—music, art, dance, writing, health, and creativity—get sidelined. People work longer hours, but happiness, purpose, and work-life balance decline.

The shift we need is towards a society where:

• Work-life balance is prioritized
• Creativity and health are valued alongside productivity
• Individual desires and well-being are supported
• Community care replaces isolation

The Future of Economy and Human Flourishing

The future is not about endless competition, but about cooperation and balance. Every person has unique abilities, and society thrives when those abilities are shared. In return, people should receive the support they need to live with dignity and joy.

A world where each contributes according to ability, and each receives according to need will be more liveable and less on survival .