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Nature and Wealth Accumulation: A Universal Perspective on Balance and Free Will
Abstract This paper explores the relationship between nature, wealth accumulation, and human free will, emphasizing how the pursuit of unlimited economic growth and capital accumulation diverges from the natural principles of balance. While ecosystems maintain equilibrium through cycles of energy and matter, human societies have developed systems that enable wealth accumulation beyond natural needs. Using Angelito Malicse’s universal formula—which includes the law of karma, the law of balance in nature, and the feedback loop mechanism—this paper argues that free will must operate within natural limits to prevent systemic imbalance. The analysis incorporates ecological, economic, and philosophical perspectives to demonstrate how alignment with natural laws offers a path toward sustainable development and authentic human freedom.
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